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Truly Wearable Tech with Thread Based Transistors

Watch any good (or bad) science fiction TV series or movie and with it will come a bewildering array of gadgets and techno-wizardry. All of which makes living in the future just the best! Amongst the phasers, proton torpedoes, hyperdrives and impulse engine th...

By Philip Spurgeon | 06-09-2019

How the NFL is Using IoT - Football and the Internet of Things

Autumn, for many sports fanatics, signifies the return of American football to collegiate and professional arenas. In these arenas, athletes duke it out. Since the inception of televised athletics, sports adopted the technology. While it may seem unusual, the...

By Moe Long | 04-09-2019

Presence Detection for Enhanced Security

Introduction Presence detectors specially designed for buildings with a large coverage area are a new security and safety feature that is rapidly becoming a part of the security marketplace. A presence detector monitors the detection zone for occupancy. If a p...

Security | By Nnamdi Anyadike | 02-09-2019

Is Brainwave Technology The Future?

Orwell’s Thought Police would love this technology…so might the hackers. Tiny electro-threads that can be implanted in the brain right next to our neural networks that will read our thoughts are now electronically feasible. Is Brainwave Technology Safe? But sh...

By Paul Whytock | 29-08-2019

Drones for Quality Power Plant Maintenance

Introduction The use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), or drones, in the maintenance of electrical systems is rising fast as they gradually replace traditional maintenance processes. Drone costs are dropping even as their functionality with regards to increa...

By Nnamdi Anyadike | 28-08-2019

How Is Renewable Energy Presently Being Stored?

A Bank Account For Renewable Energy How to store excess renewable energy for when the sun doesn’t shine and the wind doesn’t blow While the future is bright (pun fully intended!) for utility-scale solar power there is a fly in the ointment, and that’s the prob...

Environment | By Gary Elinoff | 27-08-2019

Best 3D Printer Features: What to Look for When Buying a 3D Printer

3D printing, and accordingly 3D printers, have exploded in popularity. While once these awesome gadgets were relegated to the most hardcore makers, increasingly affordable 3D printers and a slew of resources, from downloadable 3D printable files to 3D printing...

By Moe Long | 22-08-2019

New Communication Apps Bolster Smart Door Technology

‘Smart door’ communication that allows residents to see and hear visitors on the indoor unit's colour screen, is a fast-evolving sector within the overall booming home security market. Demand for enhanced security measures combined with advancements in wireles...

By Nnamdi Anyadike | 21-08-2019

Are Dark Trions The New Carrier of Quantum Information?

The first working Tungsten Diselenide based device that uses dark trions to transport data is to be built by researchers at the University of California Riverside.   Trion transmission allows more information to be sent than individual electrons, which are the...

By Rob Coppinger | 19-08-2019

Solar Power – It’s Not Just for Dreamers Anymore

Electrical Utilities are now generating Solar Power by the Hundreds of Megawatts. There is a quiet revolution going on even now in solar power. Electrical utilities worldwide are installing huge solar power plants, making it that much less necessary to burn hy...

By Gary Elinoff | 15-08-2019

MEMS Oscillators for Greater Time Accuracy

Time synchronisation plays an indispensable role in the world of modern electronic devices. It ensures optimal performance through the consistent timing and sequencing of individual events. Previously, quartz crystal oscillators were the main method of providi...

By Nnamdi Anyadike | 12-08-2019

Ant-Sized Robots Powered by Piezoelectric Vibrations

Tiny robots that can jump and swim are the goal of researchers following the creation of a wirelessly powered walking machine only two millimetres long.  What are Micro-Bristle-Bots? Called a micro-bristle-bot, the tiny walking machine is 1.8mm wide and 0.8mm...

By Rob Coppinger | 09-08-2019