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Hubble Network Aims to Link a Billion Devices via a Space-Borne Bluetooth Network

Bluetooth is well known for its low energy and short range, making it ideal for sensors and portable hardware, but if someone suggested that Bluetooth devices could stream data to orbiting satellites, most would see such a comment as fantasy. However, for Hubb...

IoT | By Robin Mitchell | 14-06-2023

Hubble Network Aims to Link a Billion Devices via a Space-Borne Bluetooth Network

Bluetooth is well known for its low energy and short range, making it ideal for sensors and portable hardware, but if someone suggested that Bluetooth devices could stream data to orbiting satellites, most would see such a comment as fantasy. However, for Hubb...

In The News | By Robin Mitchell | 14-06-2023

IBM & ASMPT: Hybrid Bonding Breakthrough for Chiplets

Chiplets present engineers with new opportunities in the field of semiconductors, but current bonding techniques introduce numerous challenges. Now, a joint venture between IBM and ASMPT has yielded a new hybrid bonding for packaging chips that allows dies to...

In The News | By Robin Mitchell | 14-06-2023

How Stretchable Electronics Could Transform Organ-on-Chip Technology

Recently, researchers from UNSW Sydney published their findings on a newly developed stretchable electronics technology that is expected to help accelerate the organ-on-chip industry. What challenges does live-tissue testing present, what did the researchers d...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 13-06-2023

Uber Eats to Deploy 2,000 Autonomous Robots from Serve Robotics

Recently, Serve Robotics announced that it will be delivering 2,000 delivery robots to Uber to trial out their capabilities, with a limited launch in the US. What options are available to engineers when developing an autonomous delivery system, what does Uber...

AI | By Robin Mitchell | 13-06-2023

Uber Eats to Deploy 2,000 Autonomous Robots from Serve Robotics

Recently, Serve Robotics announced that it will be delivering 2,000 delivery robots to Uber to trial out their capabilities, with a limited launch in the US. What options are available to engineers when developing an autonomous delivery system, what does Uber...

In The News | By Robin Mitchell | 13-06-2023

From C++ to Rust: The Changing Landscape of Automotive Programming

Paul Whytock, a seasoned technology correspondent with over thirty years of experience in the electronics industry and a former design engineer with Ford Motor Company, explores the shift from C++ to Rust in automotive software.  Automotive Software's Evolutio...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 12-06-2023

Space-Based Solar Power: A Game-Changer or Just Hype?

Recently, researchers from Caltech demonstrated what they claim is the first time power has been gathered in space and beamed to Earth, creating plenty of media hype. This demonstration is part of Caltech's Space Solar Power Project (SSPP), an ambitious initia...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 12-06-2023

Apple Vision Pro: A Game Changer in VR Technology?

Recently, Apple demonstrated its first VR headset that it hopes will drive consumers towards VR systems for general computing. Discover more about the future of VR technology by exploring our in-depth analysis of the new Apple Vision Pro. What challenges have...

In The News | By Robin Mitchell | 09-06-2023

The 3D-Printed Sweat Collector Changing the Face of Wearable Sensors

Recently, researchers from the University of Hawaii demonstrated a new sweat collector developed using 3D printing technologies that could help pave the way to cheaper body-sensing solutions. Wearable biosensors are a rapidly evolving technology with the poten...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 08-06-2023

QMC Quantum Microscopy: Advancing to the Heisenberg Limit

In the ever-evolving world of quantum technologies, researchers are constantly pushing the boundaries of what's possible. In a recent study titled "Quantum microscopy of cells at the Heisenberg limit," a team of scientists has made significant strides in the f...

Technical Analysis | By Liam Critchley | 06-06-2023

Integrated Wearable Ultrasound: Deep Tissue Monitoring in Motion

Recently, researchers from the University of California published their findings on a newly developed device capable of monitoring critical heart functions via ultrasound. What challenges do previous ultrasonic devices face, what did the researchers develop, a...

Wearables | By Robin Mitchell | 05-06-2023