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Water batteries, the future of energy storage
We are living in an age where energy storage is paramount, and so the invention of recyclable 'water batteries' by a global team led by RMIT University is a huge stride towards creating safer and more sustainable solutions to some of today’s most pressing challenges.
Women in Tech harnessing the power of IoT
The Internet of Things (IoT) is changing the way businesses understand and interact with consumers. This pervading technology, first conceptualised by Kevin Ashton in 1999, has evolved from its initial focus on RFID tags in supply chain management to encompass a broad network of interconnected devices and sensors.
Revolutionising wireless comms with 3D processors
In an era where seamless connectivity and real-time data exchange are paramount, scientists at the University of Florida have introduced a method to shakeup wireless communication through the development of three-dimensional processors.
Antenna design priorities in IoT applications
The Internet of Things (IoT) has influenced almost everyone’s life and work in recent times. For some people, their engagement with the IoT may be as simple as using a smartwatch to track their eating or exercise habits or taking advantage of the utility company’s smart meter to save energy and keep bills under control. At the other extreme, it has become possible to connect everything, including appliances, lighting, heating, door lo...
Security-by-design: the proactive approach to IoT device security
As IoT’s applications continue to expand in both industrial and consumer settings, legislation has recognised the potential security risks this extra connectivity brings to our world. Consequently, demands for standardisation in a sector that is sparse in agreement about such matters have emerged. Mainly focused on the consumer side, the UK’s PSTI Act and the US’ Cyber Trust Mark, both commencing in 2024, will set security stand...
NVIDIA GTC 2024 AI and Cloud partnership rundown
At NVIDIA GTC 2024 a plethora of key partnership renewals and expansions were announced, here’s a rundown of the key AI and Cloud partnerships announced on day one.
The Electronics Excellence Award: shortlist announcement
Welcome to the shortlist announcement page! Here you will find the amazing shortlisted products for the most rigorous and transparent award in the industry. The Electronics Excellence Award ceremony will be taking place at the Electronic Specifier booth (Hall 5-144) on the first day of embedded world on 9th April at 2:00pm. You are all welcome to come and visit to see which product will win! Comment below which product you think will win the E...
NVIDIA GTC 2024 AI and Cloud key product announcements
NVIDIA is all the rage as GTC 2024 kicks off with generative AI and Cloud computing dominating announcements, here we will explore the NVIDIA GTC 2024 AI and Cloud key announcements so you can keep on top of all the exciting developments.
Flying taxis could be a reality by 2030
The Future of Flight action plan, jointly developed by the government and industry, has been unveiled by the Department for Transport (DfT).
New AI speech patch could give voice to voiceless
In a significant leap forward for speech technology, bioengineers at UCLA have developed an AI-assisted wearable device designed to assist individuals with speech impairments.
Are we absorbing too much mobile phone radiation?
RF signals are the go-to for mobile phones, allowing for smooth interactions across the globe, but are we absorbing excessive amounts of mobile phone radiation in the process? To learn more, Electronic Specifier spoke with Ryan McCaughey, Chief Scientist at Atom Studios.
Wireless, implantable sensor helps better monitor Crohn’s disease
An advancement has been made by scientists at Northwestern University in the management and treatment of Crohn’s disease.
Unique demands of eVTOL batteries revealed in new study
Researchers at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have revealed findings on operational requirements of eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles) batteries in efforts to expedite flying electric vehicles.
Formula E announces Google Cloud partnership
Formula E has announced a new technology partnership with Google Cloud, a multi-year deal to drive innovation.
Training AI to act more like a scientist
Researchers out of China have been exploring new AI training methods to make them more scientist-like in approach.
Transforming 2D dog images into 3D models
In a study carried out by the University of Surrey, researchers have found a way to create accurate 3D models from photographs of dogs – by using the technology behind the video game Grand Theft Auto.
WindWings latest: retrofitting cargo ships with rigid sails
Introducing large, rigid sails to cargo ship Pyxis Ocean has led to notable decreases in both fuel usage and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.
World’s first binding law on artificial intelligence
On 15th March 2023, Parliament made a significant stride in the realm of artificial intelligence (AI) regulation, endorsing the Artificial Intelligence Act with a robust majority.
An Interview with Everywoman Finalist ... Deepanjali Goyal, Arm
Meet Deepanjali Goyal, a Functional Safety Engineer at Arm, who has journeyed from small town roots to an illustrious career through to becoming a finalist for the everywoman Cyber Security award.
An interview with everywoman finalist … Franny Hsiao, Salesforce
Franny Hsiao, a self-professed global citizen and a lifelong lover of language, has taken her passion, curiosity, and intrigue and melded it into a career as an AI Architect at Salesforce.