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Saelig Company, Inc. has unveiled the GW Instek MPO-2000 Series Multifunction programmable oscilloscopes, a compact solution that amalgamates an oscilloscope, a spectrum analyser, an arbitrary waveform generator, a digital multimeter, and a dual-channel 20VDC power supply into one efficient unit.

NVIDIA's latest foray into generative artificial intelligencehas yielded LATTE3D, a text-to-3D AI model that heralds a new era in digital creation.

The Science and Technology Facilities Council's Hartree Centre has unveiled its latest strategy, emphasising its dedication to catalysing the growth of the UK's industrial sector through cutting-edge digital technologies.

The IOT Solutions World Congress (IOTSWC), recognised as the premier international gathering for industrial transformation through disruptive technologies, is set to display the most recent progress and trends in the domain.

With the introduction of 5G, 3GPP increased the number of wireless communications use cases. The result is the well-known triangle of services: enhanced mobile broadband (eMBB), ultra-reliable low latency communications (uRLLC) and massive machine type communications (mMTC). The mMTC element covers the service continuation of legacy technologies such as NB-IoT, as well as support for both enhanced and new machine-type services.

On SMT production lines equipped with ASMPT hardware and software, program changes can be executed fully automatically, even in the absence of a barcode reader, by transmitting the data of the respective Printed Circuit Board (PCB) from one machine to another via a standardised interface.

Automotive component suppliers and OEMs alike are faced with the challenge that every car is unique.

In stock at Powell Electronics is the STAR-PAN integrated soldier multiport USB data hub / power distribution system from Glenair.

Avnet Silica will host a series of live demonstrations under the umbrella theme of “The engineers of evolution” at embedded world 2024 in Nuremberg (April 9 – 11).

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.