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.

Piezoelectric Anemometer Developed for Improved Plane & Drone Flights

Recently, researchers demonstrated an anemometer that utilises solid materials that help to significantly reduce drag while simultaneously reducing energy consumption and improving

11-08-2022

IBM Suing Start-Up Over IP Infringement: Is History Repeating Itself?

Recently, IBM announced that it is suing start-up company Winsopia for acting as a front by LzLabs to obtain intellectual property on its mainframes and software. What challenges d

10-08-2022

Stretchable Sensor Devleoped With Embedded Neuromorphic Chip

Recently, researchers from the University of Chicago demonstrated a wearable sensor able to record biodata with the help of an integrated neuromorphic chip. What challenges do wear

10-08-2022

Apple Asks Taiwanese Suppliers to Label Parts as “Made In China”

Recently, Apple has been reported to ask suppliers in Taiwan to affix the label “Made in China” to parts being shipped to China after tensions increased between the two countries.

08-08-2022

EDF Restricts Nuclear Power in France as Rivers Are Too Darn Hot!

Recently, EDF announced that it will be reducing the power output of their nuclear reactors in France as river waters become too hot. Why do nuclear reactors struggle to react to s

05-08-2022

The Stupidity of “Massless Batteries”

Time and time again researchers and the media report on “game changing” technologies that appear to defy the laws of physics, and the so called “massless battery” is one of them. W

04-08-2022

Researchers Develop Graphene Foam Sensors for Improving Robotic Touch Capabilities

Recently, researchers have developed pressure sensors using graphene foam that can provide prosthetics and robotic systems with accurate haptic capabilities. What challenges do cur

03-08-2022

MIT Researchers Develop Stickers Able to Generate Images Inside the Body

Recently, researchers from MIT have demonstrated a paper-thin sensor that can be stuck onto skin and generate an internal image of vessels and other structures. What challenges do

03-08-2022