Robin Mitchell

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Robin Mitchell is an electronic engineer who has been involved in electronics since the age of 13. After completing a BEng at the University of Warwick, Robin moved into the field of online content creation, developing articles, news pieces, and projects aimed at professionals and makers alike. Currently, Robin runs a small electronics business, MitchElectronics, which produces educational kits and resources.

Smart Sensors deployed in Italy to prevent forest fires

Recently, Dryad Networks announced that their smart sensors designed to fight forest fires are being installed in Italy. What challenges do forest fires present, what does the Drya

21-07-2022

Fujitsu develops an app for tsunami prediction system

For the past year, Fujitsu has been developing a tsunami prediction system using supercomputers and AI to try and identify areas that are at risk of flooding. Fujitsu is taking its

21-07-2022

A danger of a fragmented IoT industry: Long-Term Support

Hive is famous for its range of IoT devices, but it has recently announced that it will no longer support its own security devices. What challenges does IoT fragmentation present,

IoT | 20-07-2022

Renesas foundry hit by power outage caused by lightning

It would seem that of all semiconductor companies, mother nature has an axe to grind against Renesas with first fire and now a lightning strike. What exactly happened at the Renesa

19-07-2022

3D printed bone grafts to be approved for patients in Europe

Recently, European regulatory bodies have allowed custom 3D printed bone grafts to be used for medical procedures. What challenges do implants present, what does the 3D printing te

19-07-2022

Hacker claims to have private data on over 1 billion citizens

A hacker claims to have conducted history’s biggest data heist, having obtained over 1 billion records on Chinese citizens, including IDs, addresses, and contact details. How has C

18-07-2022

Over 10 billion RISC-V cores are in use, but where are they?

In a surprising report, RISC-V International reported that over 10 billion RISC-V cores have been delivered to market solutions, and yet it would seem that RISC-V processors are a

RISC-V | 15-07-2022

Apple to introduce new Lockdown feature to defend against spyware

After the fallout from Pegasus, Apple has announced that it will introduce a lockdown feature that will prevent spyware from accessing Apple devices. What did the Pegasus spyware d

14-07-2022

Swiss €2bn pumped hydro storage completed, media calls it a “water battery”

As engineers continue to find economic solutions to storing excess renewable energy, the media continues to exaggerate well-established technologies with the goal of creating hype

14-07-2022