Seismic Brewing Company, Barrel Brothers Brewing Company, and Cambrian Innovation partner.

Michigan Department of Environmental Quality grants funding to more than 40 communities in the state.

Murata is sampling a RAIN RFID tag designed for use on metal components and surfaces.

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The LT8711 is a multitopology current mode PWM controller that can easily be configured as a synchronous buck, boost, SEPIC and ZETA DC/DC converter, or as a nonsynchronous buck-boost converter.

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 Meridian, an accelerator for connected and driverless car technology, has been launched by the government. Meridian will bring together established UK-leading start-ups, OEMs and SMEs from a number of industries to encourage cross-sector collaboration – including, Artificial Intelligence, Insurance, Legal, Telecommunications, Gaming, Mobility and the Financial Services Sectors – to pitch their CAV innovations and …

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Toshiba is in volume production of two mid-voltage, high current photorelays, with a 3A drive current and a 1.5A drive current.

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SEMI reports record Q2 billings of $14.1 billion – up 8% on Q1 and up 35% on Q2 2016. Korea grew the strongest, followed by Taiwan and China. Regional Q2 billings were: Korea 4.79 Taiwan 2.76 China 2.51 Japan 1.55 North America 1.23 Europe 0.66 Rest of World 0.62 Total 14.11

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An integrated colour display module with touch interface, along with the Android SDK, for the WaRP7 development platform

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Stanford University has caused a social storm by producing facial recognition technology that can spot gay people.   The university says its software recognises facial features relating to sexual orientation that are not perceived by human observers. Researchers used the photos of more than 14,000 white Americans. “Gay faces tended to be gender atypical,” the …

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Rohde & Schwarz is offering a wideband extension for its RTO2064 digital oscilloscope and FSW85 signal and spectrum analyser. The FSW-B5000 extension module, with equalised 5GHz signal analysis bandwidth, can be used to capture IEEE 802.11ay wideband signals for post-processing and to perform measurements on waveform candidates for the future 5G standard. The amplitude and …

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