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Wireless Innovation Lab opens its doors
NI has opened a Wireless Innovation Lab at its Austin headquarters.NI will pursue collaborations with top academic and industry research groups participating in its RF/Communications Lead User program. Researchers at Intel, Lund University, Nokia Networks, NYU Wireless, Samsung, The University of Texas at Austin and TU Dresden are driving significant advances in the development of next-generation wireless systems and furthering research in 5G.
Research programme to make data transactions more secure
Local photonics assembly specialists Alpha Contract Engineering (ACE) is partnering Nokia Technologies and Oxford University on a high-tech research programme funded by Innovate UK. The 12 month project titled Feasibility study of handheld Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) will make the use of cash machines and other highly sensitive and important data transactions secure.
Global graphene value chain to be enhanced
FlexEnable has announced its participation in the Graphene Flagship, the EU’s 'biggest' initiative in the field of graphene and related materials. The company has a track record of groundbreaking graphene innovation and industrialisation. Last year the company successfully demonstrated a truly flexible display based on a transparent graphene conductor, which was integrated into its flexible transistor array.
Flexible battery market to increase to $400m by 2025
After years of slow progress from small companies, flexible batteries now have the attention of bigger brands such as Apple, Samsung, LG Chemical, Nokia and STMicroelectronics. These companies are set to drive the flexible battery market from $69m in 2015 to over $400m in 2025, according to IDTechEx Research in their latest reportFlexible, Printed and Thin Film Batteries 2015-2025.
Samsung Galaxy S6 bolsters wireless charging
Samsung has announced the release of the Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 edge, which both feature built-in capabilities for wireless charging certified to both PMA and Qi standards.
MWC demonstrations highlight LTE & WiFi connectivity
Qualcomm's Technology and Atheros arms will showcase an array of connected mobile and home experiences at MWC 2015. Powered by the latest QualcommSnapdragontechnologies, LTE-Advanced and WiFi connectivity solutions, these experiences demonstrate Qualcomm's aim of delivering more efficient use of bandwidth and improved user experiences.
Meet network capacity demands with LTE unlicensed
To address the increasing demand for mobile data, Qualcomm Technologies is extending LTE to unlicensed spectrum (LTE-U). The company has integrated the technology into its latest small cell solutions and RF transceivers for mobile devices and successfully completed over-the-air testing to prove co-existence between multiple LTE-U and WiFi access points in the unlicensed spectrum under extreme load conditions.
Drone & smartphone photos to help model reality
Bentley Systemshas acquired French company Acute3D, provider of Smart3DCapture software for reality modeling. Through reality modeling, observations of existing conditions are processed into representations for contextual alignment within design and construction modeling environments. Advancements in scanning and photography, especially the use of drones for these purposes, are making the capture of such observations broadly and continuously affo...
Imaginative technologies showcased at CES 2015
Imagination Technologiesreports that an impressively broad range of products at the recent International CES 2015 incorporated one or more of its technologies, reflecting a growing recognition of Imagination’s higher quality graphics, audio and video; high-performance and highly-efficient processing; and on-chip connectivity.
Industry experts call for increased mobile spectrum
Mobile broadband will only fulfil its potential if governments release existing harmonised mobile spectrum bands and allocate more spectrum, commented industry experts at the Cambridge Wireless conference 'Mobile Broadband in the Real World'. The warning comes under a year ahead of the World Radiocommunication Conference WRC-15in Geneva that will review the international treaty governing use of the radio-frequency spectrum.