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Space Network has announced the launch of Space Network Africa, coinciding with Space Symposium at Colorado Springs, 7-10 April.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries has introduced a prototype hydrogen-powered, four-legged robot designed to carry human riders. The machine, named CORLEO, was presented at a showcase event in the lead-up to the Osaka-Kansai Expo 2025.

We are still miles away from truly autonomous robots that are able to navigate through a complex and changing environment. New approaches using artificial intelligence may help to translate this idea into reality to some extent. At the University of Klagenfurt, Jan Steinbrener is experimenting with drones that attempt to do just that.

AutoSens and InCabin will co-locate at Huntington Place, Detroit from 10-12th June 2025, to gather engineers, academics, and specialists in the interior sensing, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous vehicles (AV) fields, under one roof, for an immersive three-day event across multiple stages, with an extensive exhibition and demo space, hot topic roundtables, technical tutorials, and diverse networking opportunities.

Humanoid robots are becoming more complex and precise, with a higher number of degrees of freedom (DOF) and an AI-powered central compute engine, and are now capable of assessing, adapting, and responding to the surrounding environment within milliseconds.

Bourns announced the expansion of its line filter product line with a new series that features a wide inductance and impedance range and frequency up to 300MHz.

MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions is proud to introduce MacuSpec VF-TH 500.

STMicroelectronics’ TSC1801 low-side current-measurement amplifier integrates matched resistors to set the gain, which simplifies the circuit design, saves bill-of-materials costs, and ensures gain accuracy within 0.15% over the entire temperature range.

FTD Solutions announced a collaborative effort with CEA-Leti, a research institute specialising in electronics and information technologies.

At home or in the office, data networks with fibre optic connectivity are already widely used when high data transfer speeds are required. In the automotive sector, however, fibre optic technology is only just on the verge of a breakthrough.