XP Power has created a family of PCB mount ac-dc power modules for BF (body floating) medical applications such as surgical, patient treatment, patient monitoring and dental equipment. Named MCE, …

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Rutronik has created a smart motor drive evaluation board that combines an Arm Cortex-M0+ MCU with CAN and LIN interfaces – with all of its parts available in automotive-qualified form. …

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Embedded systems, servers, I/O modules and sensors by Sfera Labs, are now available from DigiKey, following a distribution agreement between the two companies. The embedded systems and edge computing products …

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Amazon EventBridge Pipes is now available in the Europe (Spain), Europe (Zurich), and Asia Pacific (Hyderabad) AWS Regions, providing a simpler, consistent, and cost-effective way to create point-to-point integrations between event producers and consumers when building event-driven architectures. You can use Pipes to connect your applications with data from sources including Amazon SQS, Amazon Kinesis Data Streams, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon Managed Streaming Kafka, self-managed Kafka, and Amazon MQ. EventBridge Pipes supports the same 20+ targets as the EventBridge Event Bus, such as Amazon SQS, Amazon Kinesis Data Streams and Firehose, AWS Step Functions, Amazon SNS, Amazon ECS, and event buses themselves.

Amazon Connect Contact Lens now supports the ability for contact center managers to search and view in-progress contacts across voice, chat, and task channels within the contact search page in the Amazon Connect UI. Today, managers can search and view completed contacts on the contact search page to monitor contact quality and agent performance. With this launch, managers can search and view in-progress contacts enabling them to view real-time conversational analytics (e.g., customer sentiment) and take actions (e.g., transfer tasks across agents).

You can now use Amazon SageMaker Model Monitor to run a single execution of a monitoring job, enabling you to get results for your machine learning and data performance on demand. Running a monitoring job on-demand provides you the flexibility to monitor specific aspects of your ML as required and allows adaptability for situations with irregular monitoring needs, such as troubleshooting.

AWS IAM Identity Center is now available in the Amazon Web Services China (Beijing) Region, operated by Sinnet, and in the Amazon Web Services China (Ningxia) Region, operated by NWCD. With the addition of these regions, IAM Identity Center is now available in 28 regions globally.

Amazon DocumentDB now supports schema validation with $jsonSchema operator. You can now attach schema validation rules to a DocumentDB collection that are validated during inserts and updates to the collection.

Amazon QuickSight now supports the ability to freeze columns in Tables. Both Authors and Readers can freeze columns to affix columns in place while scrolling horizontally, ensuring it remains visible and accessible even as other columns move out of view. The frozen column is moved left until it reaches another frozen column, maintaining its fixed placement.

Prototyping your application’s data model with Amazon DynamoDB has just gotten simpler with sample data generation using NoSQL Workbench for Amazon DynamoDB. The ability to generate sample data enables you to create realistic demos and test your application access patterns under conditions that closely simulate a production environment. You can use NoSQL Workbench to generate sample data to visualize if your data model design and item collections will fulfill your application’s access patterns. During application development you will also want to test that your application can function and handle use cases with enough data. NoSQL Workbench helps you generate the volume and variety of data that you will need to test your code. You can directly deploy your data models with sample data to Amazon DynamoDB and DynamoDB local , or download the sample data as a CSV file for later use.