You can now configure your AWS Panorama application to receive inbound messages over the local area network, which you can use to start, stop, or adjust your AWS Panorama application. For example, you can run an ML model to visually detect paint defects when a vehicle crosses a gate on the production line. You can also use inbound messages to serve a web application accessible from another computer on the same network for human-in-the-loop review. Using human-in-the-loop review, line operators can review anomaly detections from the ML model to ensure accuracy and flag low-accuracy results for model retraining.

You can now configure Amazon CloudWatch alarms to detect when your AWS Panorama application encounters errors. These CloudWatch alarms can help to identify emergent performance and operational issues, enabling you to troubleshoot quickly and reduce mean time to resolution (MTTR).

Starting today, customers can use Atlassian Jira Service Management (JSM), Data Center version, as a single place to track and manage cases (incidents) from AWS Support via the AWS Service Management Connector for JSM. AWS Support  enables users to create, track and resolve cases related to AWS resources in a central place, helping customers reduce the time to issue resolution. The dual sync integration between AWS Support cases and Jira Service Management incidents enables JSM users/developers to manage AWS Support cases while leveraging their existing workflows in Jira Service Management (incidents).

The bravery of the Ukrainians is matched by the bravery of Russian protesters against the war. Dissemination of critical information about the war or Russia’s armed forces can now be punished with up to 15 years in prison. According to the independent Russian human rights media project OVD-Info, at least 13,836 people have been detained …

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The world is not quite how I would like it, for many many important reasons… ….and a minor one: could Microchip please to put some of its completely brilliant 8bit peripherals into its AVR processors so that they would be available though the easy-to-programme Arduino IDE. The numerically-controlled oscillator would be a nice start – …

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The RJ45 series Y-Con from Yamaichi Electronics was developed for the toughest industrial applications and is a flexible, modular and expandable product line. It meets the requirements of protection ratings IP20, IP67, IP68 and IP69K, among others. Within the product line, the Y-Con Cover-40, which has been established for years, has now been replaced by …

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Power Integrations has announced the HiperPFSTM-5 family of power-factor-correction (PFC) ICs with an integrated 750 V PowiGaNTM gallium-nitride switch. With efficiency of up to 98.3 percent, the new ICs deliver up to 240 W without a heat sink and can achieve a power factor of better than 0.98. HiperPFS-5 ICs are suitable for high-power USB …

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OneWeb, the low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite communications company that is partially owned by the UK government, has entered into an agreement with SpaceX to enable it to resume satellite launches. The first launch with SpaceX, the company founded by Elon Musk, is expected to be within the year. It follows problems using the Baikonur spaceport, …

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“More than 50% reduction of the statistical variability compared to bulk mosfets with identical dimensions”, is the claim of Glasgow-based Semiwise for its ‘flat field transistor’, which “is complemented by 30% performance increase and 5% reduction of the manufacturing costs compared to the equivalent bulk CMOS technology transistors.” The company is aiming its flat field …

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Innoscience Technology, the eight year-old GaN-on-Si power specialist, has announced a  140W power supply that uses the company’s high- and low-voltage GaN HEMT devices to achieve efficiencies of over 95% (230VAC; 5V/28A). Measuring  60x60x22mm (2.4×2.4×0.9in) the PSU has a class-leading power density of 1.76W/cm3(29W/in3). “By using GaN switches for both the high- and low-voltage functions …

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