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RAIN Alliance has published its bi-annual research report ‘Global Markets & Applications for RAIN RFID Solutions’, produced by VDC Research.

Omron Electronic Components Europe is set to showcase a range of innovative solutions aimed at enhancing efficiency and reducing energy losses in EV charging, electricity storage systems (ESS), and solar applications at the smarter E Europe Exhibition 2024.

Colour accuracy of a camera is the measure of how accurately it can reproduce the colour from the real world. In other words, it measures the degree to which the colours displayed or captured by a device match the intended or reference colours. Cameras need to have a supreme colour accuracy to produce realistic and consistent images from the real world.

In the face of environmental challenges and the need for sustainable electronics, industries across the globe are seeking solutions to optimize their operations and minimize their carbon footprint. No matter the industry, there is a need to control processes to lower energy usage, minimize waste, and maximize output.

The world of electronics manufacturing is evolving rapidly, with electronic components becoming increasingly smaller and more densely packed. As this trend continues, thorough rework cleaning after a PCB (printed circuit board) rework becomes crucial to ensure the quality, reliability, and performance of electronic assemblies.

easyJet has opened a brand new operations Integrated Control Centre (ICC) in Luton to manage its daily flight programme of around 2000 flights.

A huge development in material science could significantly advance clean energy production and pave the way for sustainable life on Mars.

In 2023, emissions and plastic packaging emerged as the most inquired environmental topics on the AI platform Ubuntoo. Energy was the third most popular search, with users exploring the transition to clean energy systems.

To avert a future climate catastrophe, EU lawmakers target the elimination of internal combustion engines (ICE) in cars by 2035. Outside the private sector, many countries have or plan to impose new regulatory targets for net zero emissions that would incentivise EV sales.

Advances in non-metallic (organic) materials science will undoubtedly drive the future of commercial, military, and aeronautic electronic interconnect materials and plating.