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This is an interesting one – Google’s Palm-SayCan research into companion robots in a real-world environment and the use of language to best control them.
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The Car’s long-standing status as an aspirational purchase may have diminished in some countries according to the Statista Global Consumer Survey.. When comparing the responses for non-owners of cars, the share saying that they intend to purchase one in the future varies greatly around the world. In Nigeria, for example, the majority of people without …
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Fancy making a cool looking magnetic levitating lamp? Check out this Arduino Nano-based project that combines a magnet and LEDs.
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Sierra Space, the space plane specialist, has signed a Cooperative Research & Development Agreement (CRADA) with the United States Department of Defense’s Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM). The two organisations will work together to explore space transportation systems, as an alternative and complement to traditional air, land and surface modes of transportation. According to the agreement, Sierra …
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Researchers from Glasgow University, Edinburgh Napier University, the University of Engineering and Technology Lahore, Pakistan and Southeast University, Nanjing in China have paired RF sensing with AI to identify lip movements which could create a new generation of hearing aids Currently, hearing aids assist hearing-impaired people by amplifying all ambient sounds around them. However, in …
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TT Electronics today announced its TFHP series thin film, high power chip resistors which combines high power and high precision in a single resistor, capitalising on aluminium nitride (AIN) ceramic substrate with nearly six times the conductivity of alumina. This high power density component saves printed circuit board (PCB) area and can boost reliability by …
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US Senator Marco Rubio (pictured) has written toTim Cook warning him not to buy NAND flash from Yangtze Memory on pain of being subjected to a congressional investigation. Here is Rubio’s letter: Dear Mr. Cook: I write to express serious concern with recent reports that Apple is considering purchasing NAND chips, or other integral technological …
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By Steve Bush
Cosel has introduced three DIN rail mount ac-dc power supplies for industrial applications, in three power levels: 30W, 60W or 90W. Intended for rack-mount use, all operate over 85 to 264Vac, and ambients of -20 to +70°C with derating caveats depending on local ventilation. The 30W model, WDA30F, is available in four different output voltage …
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By Steve Bush
TDK has introduced 250W 1/16th brick (~36 x 26 x 13mm) non-isolated dc-dc down converters for use in harsh environment. Efficiency is up to 98%, reducing heat dissipation and allowing operation with the case between -40°C to +110°C. Called RGA, they are capable of operating from 9 to 40V, or 9 to 53V. For the …
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By Steve Bush
Gaggione has produced a family of 45mm collimators for cob (chip-on-board) leds. VEGA45V produces a 50° beam Called Vega, they follow on from its 45mm LLC59 colimators. Like LLC59, Vega collimators will be available in PMMA plastic, but also in polycarbonate. There are eight beam options, some of them compatible with colour mixing or tunable white …
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