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Six Things That Need to be Considered About 5G

5G is a revolutionary technology that will vastly improve the speed at which smartphone users can receive information. But it goes far beyond that. It will also serve to hasten the arrival of advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), the next step in automoti...

By Gary Elinoff | 05-11-2019

Wearable Solar Technology Breakthrough

Miniaturisation combined with the greater flexibility of solar cells is leading to new opportunities for wearable solar technology. The benefits of wearable solar solutions are clear: small electronics can be charged through a USB connection integrated into cl...

By Nnamdi Anyadike | 04-11-2019

MeasureWare Makes Precision Measurement Simple

Temperature, weight, humidity, pH, pressure, and other factors can be measured more effectively for more accurate datasets using Analog Devices Inc’s MeasureWare solutions. MeasureWare solutions are built to interface devices with the world around them, allowi...

By Rob Coppinger | 30-10-2019

Digitisation in Agriculture Providing ‘Smart Farming’ with Greater Precision

Agriculture is set to become ‘smarter’ with digitisation and new technologies such as facial recognition for animals promising to provide the sector with greater control over its processes. Dr. Venkat Maroju, Chief Executive Officer of ‘SourceTrace’ a provider...

By Nnamdi Anyadike | 28-10-2019

Cheap IoT Technology Paves the Way for a Global Hackathon

By the year 2025 there will be approximately 28 billion Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices in operation worldwide and this is a massive security accident just waiting to happen. In fact, that’s wrong, it's already happening and that’s because a vast number of Io...

By Paul Whytock | 24-10-2019

6 Things You Need to Know About Supercapacitors

The most basic type of capacitor is simply two parallel electric plates. If a battery is connected to this capacitor, the battery’s negative terminal will push electrons onto one plate, making it negatively charged. The positive battery terminal will draw an e...

Articles | By Gary Elinoff | 22-10-2019

6 Things You Need to Know About Supercapacitors

The most basic type of capacitor is simply two parallel electric plates. If a battery is connected to this capacitor, the battery’s negative terminal will push electrons onto one plate, making it negatively charged. The positive battery terminal will draw an e...

Insights | By Gary Elinoff | 22-10-2019

6 Things You Need to Know About Supercapacitors

The most basic type of capacitor is simply two parallel electric plates. If a battery is connected to this capacitor, the battery’s negative terminal will push electrons onto one plate, making it negatively charged. The positive battery terminal will draw an e...

Educational | By Gary Elinoff | 22-10-2019

Bluetooth Low Energy Enabled Smart Sensors Facilitating IoT

Smart sensors with Bluetooth interface are increasingly becoming cloud-enabled as part of the move towards more connectivity. The industrial internet of things (IIoT) relies on sensors to collect data from systems to enable the monitoring of movement, pressure...

By Nnamdi Anyadike | 21-10-2019

3D Printers Could Make Devices With Embedded Electronics

Electronic devices made of fibres containing interconnected materials that can sense their surroundings, store energy, emit light or perform other actions, could be printed. The devices can be made by a standard 3D printer known as a fused deposition modelling...

By Rob Coppinger | 18-10-2019

Zero Emission Vehicles Won't Replace Conventional Cars Until 2030

Electric (zero emission) vehicles are becoming an increasingly common part of our lives. According to the World Economic Forum almost half of all new cars sold in Norway were electric. In second place was Iceland with a paltry 19%. The UK crept in at tenth pla...

By Philip Spurgeon | 17-10-2019

Facial Recognition Technology Moving to Smartwatches

The use of facial recognition and other biometric identification that is becoming a standard feature in smartphones is on the verge of taking off in smartwatches. Many of the major consumer electronics manufacturers led by Apple and Samsung are competing on bi...

By Nnamdi Anyadike | 16-10-2019