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N.A.T. is presenting its NATvision vision platform with integrated artificial intelligence (AI) for object detection and tracking for the first time at Vision, the world trade fair for machine vision.

At the Engineering Design Show 2024 (EDS 2024) TDK-Lambda’s Sean Evans & Alex Smith were excited to talk to Electronic Specifiers’ Harry Fowle about the company’s new GENESYS AC series of power sources.

Paige West speaks with Robert King, Reed Relay Product Manager, Pickering Electronics about how semiconductor test canbenefit from reed relays.

Equipped with the latest 12th, 13th, and 14th generation Intel Core processors as well as a comprehensive range of modern interfaces, Kontron is launching the K3836-Q/R mITX motherboard as the successor to the D3633-S.

Radisys, a global pioneer of open telecom solutions, has announced its inclusion in the AccelerComm 5G Ecosystem Partner Programme, formalising a long-standing partnership.

SoMLabs franchised distributor Inelco Hunter has announced availability of the new VisionSOM-RT1170 (SLS14) System-on-Module (SOM), based on the extremely fast and powerful i.MX-RT117x processor. Incorporating dual ARM cores (Cortex-M7 + Cortex-M4), the processor offers a fast Core Clock Speed of up to 1GHz for the M7 core and 400MHz for the M4 core.

Aerospace and defence (ADEF) system designers face unrelenting demand for lower power and more compact communications systems that are capable of an agile response to a dynamic signals environment.

BoschQuantum Sensing announces that it is again the hosting partner for theQuantumEffects event in Stuttgart, Germany on 8–9 October 2024, and will be at the exhibition in Hall C2, Booth 2C11, showcasing its latest innovations for magneto cardiography (MCG) and navigation.

BrainChip has introduced the Akida Pico, a co-processor that enables compact, ultra-low power, portable and intelligent devices for wearables and sensor integrated AI into consumer, healthcare, IoT, defence and wake-up applications.

The compact Ophelia-III radio module is offered as part of Würth Elektronik’s ‘Build Your Own Firmware’ concept.