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Dubbed the King of Inventors in Japan he trained as a carpenter and started a weaving business before expanding into many industries. He developed the ‘Five Whys’ approach to problem …
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By Steve Bush
STMicroelectronics has introduced a 2.5 x 3mm inertial measurement IC with low (±16g) and high (±256g) range accelerometers and a gyroscope for angular rate measurement – all three-axis types. Integrated …
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I’ve been trying to follow the progress of the X-59, Nasa’s cutting-edge supersonic aircraft. And now things are getting off the ground…
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TechWorks is launching Women in TechWorks, a member-led initiative to raise awareness, celebrate achievement, and support women in the tech industry. The trade body highlights that women remain noticeably under-represented …
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A highly precise temperature sensor the size of a a poppy seed from ams OSRAM, makes the use of wearables for continuous skin measurements easier than ever. Equally miniaturised, but …
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Arm had FY Q2 (calendar Q3) revenue up 34% y-o-y at $1.14 billion – its third consecutive billion dollar revenue quarter. Royalty revenue grew 21% y-o-y to a record $620 …
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Quantinuum, the quantum computing specialist, has launched Helios, claimed to be the most accurate general-purpose commercial quantum computer. Helios enables developers to programme a quantum computer in much the same …
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Today, Tesla shareholders vote on whether CEO Elon Musk gets his $1 trillion (actually $878 billion) pay deal. If they vote it down, Musk may resign which would hit the …
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EPC has designed a GaN-based motor driver for robot limb joints. EPC91120, as it is know, is a evaluation board implementing a three-phase brushless dc motor driver in a 32mm …
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Q3 tablet shipments of 40 million units were 5% up y-o-y notching up seven consecutive quarters of growth, reports Omdia. Demand was strong in the Middle East, China and Central …
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