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Electronics manufacturing services(EMS) form an integral link in the global electronics supply chain, acting as key facilitators in the production and lifecycle management of a wide range of electronic products.

A positive feedback loop between technology and product advances works like this: technological advances increase market demand for products, while this demand drives further advances. This cycle repeats, and costly and rare components and products quickly become inexpensive commodities. Think personal computers, smartphones, and flat-screen TVs.

Of all the industries being transformed by the deployment of IoT technologies, perhaps the telecare industry is a shining example of the positive impacts that can be brought about when IoT is applied.

The landscape of embedded systems is undergoing a significant transformation. More and more, we’re seeing a transition away from traditional hardware-defined systems, and towards software-defined systems-on-chip.

Scientists fromStanford Universityhave made an exciting leap forward inmedical imaging, developing a way to make living tissue temporarily transparent.

Applications that compute and process data requiring field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), microprocessors, digital signal processors, and microcontrollers depend on safe and reliable operations.

A South West engineering team is making significant strides in large-format additive manufacturing with the introduction of its latest innovation.Rapid Fusion has allocated over £500,000 to bring ‘Apollo’ to market, a comprehensive 3D printing solution that leverages robotics to facilitate the production of large-scale components and moulds.

Boeing vs Airbus heats up as the two commercial aviation giants continue to battle for dominance, with 2024 clearly highlighting their diverging paths.

A UK government centre for secret technologies has received a top award from the President of the Royal Academy of Engineering for its exceptional and long-standing contributions to engineering innovation and national security over the last 80 years.

Researchers at Stanford University have made significant strides in wildfire defence by developing a new water-enhancing gel designed to protect structures fromburning during wildfires.