Contact Lens for Amazon Connect now supports real-time streaming that helps businesses access Contact Lens analytics in real-time, eliminating the need to constantly make requests from existing Contact Lens API with rate limitations. The real-time streaming also offers additional data segments that consist of sentence-by-sentence transcripts for low latency requirements.

Amazon EventBridge schema registry now supports Go language for generating code bindings for event schemas, making it easier to use your schema as objects in your code. You can generate these code bindings for a schema by using the EventBridge console, APIs, or AWS SDK toolkits for Jetbrains (Intellij, PyCharm, Webstorm, Rider) and VS Code. Previously, we have supported Java, Python, and Typescript for generating code bindings. With support for Go, you can download code bindings in your preferred IDE to take advantage of features like code validation and auto-completion.

Starting today, the Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) free tier will include db.t3.micro and AWS Graviton2- based db.t4g.micro instances in all commercial regions. This provides you with more options in addition to the db.t2.micro instance in the current AWS Free Tier for new AWS customers.

I don’t cover automotive material much on Gadget Master, I must admit, but this one may be of wider interest: a book called ‘Electric Revolution: Myths & Truths about Electric Vehicles and Climate Disaster’. Not strictly a Gadget-related book, I know, but still… and I haven’t seen this one, so the usual caveat emptor applies. …

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The founding CEO of Infineon, Dr Ulrich Schumacher, believed fervently in the Silicon Valley free-wheeling management style but found it difficult to practise it inside Siemens. “Everybody talks about a new management culture but people always just look at it in a unilateral way”, said Schumacher, “the culture that you can criticise your boss, that …

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There’s Softbank liquidating its stake in Cruise, automotive mosfets from Nexperia, a Mannerisms Fable, the increasing industry chip capacity, the question of the Japanese ownership of Toshiba…

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Pondering the lack of a numerically-controlled oscillator (NCO) peripheral on AVR-based Arduinos (compared to PICs), I started to look into doing it in software. But it turns out that the necessary 32bit adds will mean the 8bit ATmega will have little time left to do much else. Hand-coding the additions (and dropping it to 24bit …

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Under the tagline ‘Single is More’, Harting, ADI and Würth Elektronik have joined forces to promote Single Pair Ethernet. In order to further strengthen the industrial use of the Ethernet variant, which was originally introduced in the automotive industry, the four companies have summarised their matching products on a joint landing page created with Mouser: https://eng.info.mouser.com/adi-wurth-harting-single-pair-ethernet Additionally, …

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TT Electronics has aded  four new product families to its variable resistor portfolio. These include three new encoder lines and a new line of single turn potentiometers. These products are suitable for professional audio applications as well as medical and industrial applications, including machine controls and home appliances. The new encoder families (EN10, EN16AB, and EN18AB) …

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Digi-Key Electronics is launching a new video series called “Revolutionizing Automation”, which explores the cutting-edge of automation and control technologies. Sponsored by Omron and Siemens, the four-part video series highlights how Digi-Key itself processes 5.3 million orders annually, with the efficiency of the supply chain involving sensors, motors and controllers, robotics, connectors, power and RFID, …

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