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Ricardo has played a key role in assisting Greenjets in developing the inaugural generation of an electric, fully operational demonstrator propulsion module named InCEPTion, designed for aircraft under five tonnes.

PHABRIX has announced that Grass Valley has expanded its inventory of PHABRIX test & measurement (T&M) equipment with the purchase of a QxP Portable Waveform Monitor.

As the Easter season approaches, confectioners and chocolate manufacturers are not only busy thinking up tasty eggs and bunny combinations; they are also embracing the latest advancements in electronics and automation.

Electronic Specifier’s Paige West recently visited NXP Semiconductor in Munich for the launch of its new S32 CoreRide platform for software-defined vehicles (SDV).

Researchers from the University of Warsaw have developed a new method to achieve super-resolution inlight measurement, improving the precision of optical technologies used in fields like optoelectronics and medical diagnostics.

NEOTech, a provider of electronic manufacturing services (EMS), design engineering, and supply chain solutions in the high-tech industrial, medical device, and aerospace/defence markets, announces its recognition as a 2024Mexico Technology Awardwinner in the category of EMS Services > $100 Million.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) plans to invest £8 billion over the next five years (2024-2028) building, operating, and maintaining data centres in the UK.

The West ofScotland SpaceCluster, the newest addition to the UK’s thriving ecosystem of regional space clusters, launches ahead of Space-Comm Expo Scotland at SEC Glasgow 11–12 September, one of the year’s biggest UKspace industryevents.

StoreDot has inaugurated its new Advanced Technology Campus in Irvine, California. Spanning 5,800 square feet, this facility will act as StoreDot's hub for research and development in North America, enhancing its footprint in the area and facilitating closer collaboration with key automotive clients and production allies.

Developed for high precision in the micron range, SICK’s OD7000 displacement sensor measures tiny distances in challenging electronics and solar manufacturing applications cost-effectively.