Electronics
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Queens University creates bendable scroll-like tablet
The Human Media Lab's MagicScroll prototype acts as a cell-phone and has rotary wheels for scrolling when rolled up.Read more → -
High-density process signal conditioners
AutomationDirect’s SC6 Series offers mounting options for a 35mm DIN rail, optimizing panel space.Read more → -
Siemens signs major deal to rollout IIOT in China
Their open IoT operating system Mindsphere will be made available on Alibaba Cloud.Read more → -
U of Calgary developing handheld concussion sensor for sideline use
Low-cost device could save contact sports players from cumulative brain damage.Read more → -
Auto parts firm Magna plans electric vehicle joint ventures with Chinese company
The joint venture follows an agreement to develop smart electric vehicle architecture for the Chinese market.Read more → -
Queens researchers unveil true holographic videoconferencing system
Queen’s University researchers have perfected a system that enables two people, in different locations, to appear life-sized and in 3D. The holographic videoconferencing system, dubbed TeleHuman 2, allows people to meet virtually, as if they were in the same room.…Read more → -
DC Link Capacitors
TDK's B3277*H series has been verified in a temperature, humidity, bias (THB) test at 60°C, 95 percent relative humidity, and rated voltage for 1000 hours.Read more → -
Connectors
HARTING Slim, EasyCon connectors provide greater flexibility.Read more → -
Wearable cameras finally get the HD treatment
UW team’s low-power prototype can stream 720p HD videos at 10 frames per second to a device, like a laptop, up to 14 feet away.Read more → -
UCLA engineers develop branch-and-leaves design for super-efficient electrodes
The more ions an electrode exchanges, the faster it delivers power. UCLA engineers designed their electrode with this in mind, maximizing its surface area, creating the most possible space for it to attract electrons.Read more →
