An artistic rendering illustrates a method for building materials atom-by-atom. Here, an electron beam removes a carbon atom from graphene, allowing a different atom to bond precisely at the vacancy. Credit: Ondrej Dyck/ORNL, U.S. Department of Energy. Recen...

By Robin Mitchell | 05-11-2024

To most, grain silos are overlooked as being just another agricultural structure, but to farmers, they can bring about fear and dread. What challenges do grain silos introduce to labourers, how can robotics help with such situations, and how does this new dev...

By Robin Mitchell | 04-11-2024

a, Diagram showing the layout of the 9 mm × 6 mm test chip, which includes two Flex-RV microprocessors. b, Microscope image of the test chip die. In a groundbreaking development, Pragmatic Semiconductor and collaborators have engineered a flexible, ultralow-p...

By Robin Mitchell | 04-11-2024

From November 6-8, 2024, RX Greater China will host the highly anticipated “6 Connected Shows – A Mega Feast of Innovation” at the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center. This extensive event is set to transform Shenzhen into a global platform for...

By Jack Pollard | 31-10-2024

As RISC-V processors gear up to enable generic CPU vulnerabilities reporting through the upcoming Linux 6.12 kernel, the focus shifts towards enhancing security measures in the face of potential vulnerabilities. With the rise in RISC-V adoption, the necessity...

By Robin Mitchell | 24-10-2024

Leaders who prioritise civility, ethics, and humanity in their decision-making are more essential than ever. The stakes are at an all-time high as organisations navigate a complex mix of economic pressures, industry challenges, societal expectations, and geopo...

By Jackie Mattox | 24-10-2024

Robotics is driving a new era of industrial automation, and advanced technologies like radar systems and sensor fusion from Analog Devices are becoming increasingly vital. These innovations empower robots to perform tasks with higher precision and reliability...

By Jack Pollard | 24-10-2024

An ultrathin material with properties that "already meet or surpass industry standards" enables ultra-fast switching and exceptional durability. (Source MIT) As researchers continue to find new ways of making modern devices smaller, a team from...

By Robin Mitchell | 23-10-2024

Key Things to Know:   Bluetooth 6.0 introduces advanced features like precise tracking and enhanced data transmission efficiency, transforming wireless communication. Key improvements include Bluetooth® Channel Sounding, which...

By Robin Mitchell | 22-10-2024

Intel has recently released a new fix for the CPU voltage issues that have been plaguing some of its processors. This update aims to address concerns related to voltage regulation and stability, which are crucial for the optimal performance and longevity of t...

By Robin Mitchell | 21-10-2024

Source credit: mote.org As the world continues to fight the dangers of climate change, the increasing acidification of the ocean is leading to the loss of coral reefs around the world. However, while scientists believe they understand the cause of the loss of...

By Robin Mitchell | 21-10-2024

In this Electropages podcast episode, host Robin Mitchell speaks with Sabrina Bochen, Director of Product Planning and Marketing at u-blox, about the cutting-edge developments in IoT satellite connectivity. u-blox, a Swiss-based technology company, introduces...

By Jack Pollard | 21-10-2024

Intel 18A, the cutting-edge process node from Intel Foundry, is set for production by 2025. Featuring RibbonFET and PowerVia, it will enable foundry clients to achieve higher processor scalability and efficiency, accelerating advancements in AI computing. (Cr...

By Matthew Walker | 18-10-2024

In this Electropages podcast episode, host Robin Mitchell speaks with Armin Derpmanns, Vice President of Marketing and Operations at Toshiba, about the company's recent shift to privatization and its focus on power electronics. Armin explains how Toshiba’s tra...

By Jack Pollard | 18-10-2024