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Innovation has turnedscience fiction into reality. Today you can monitor stress, fitness, and sleep quality with a ring you slip on your finger. A handheld game controller opens doors to expansive virtual worlds. You can hold advanced computing capabilities in the palm of your hand. More things are becoming smarter, mobile and interconnected. But to bring all this innovation to life, data must move faster and more efficiently through complex elec...

Automationis at the heart ofmodern industriesand is driving forward the digital transformation in almost all sectors.

Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top 5 industrial products to have been released in July 2024.

u-blox, a global provider of leading positioning andwireless communicationtechnologies and services, has announced the first support for Galileo OSNMA (Open Service Navigation Message Authentication) in the firmware update of its ZED-F9P high-precision GNSS module.

Eggtronic has launched a high-performance 30W wireless charger evaluation board that will speed the prototyping and development of high-efficiency, low-component-count wireless power transfer applications ranging from electric bikes and scooters through home appliances and industrial tools to drones and domestic robots.

ShowMeCables, a brand of Infinite Electronics and a supplier of wired and wireless connectivity products, has launched a new range of Cat 6a right-angle Ethernet cable assemblies.

Mouser Electronics has extended its portfolio of electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection components.

IBASE has unveiled its IB962 3.5-inch single board computer (SBC) built on the advanced Intel Core Ultra 7/5 100 Series processors (formerly Meteor Lake U/H).

Guerrilla RF announces the formal release of its new GRF5112, a highly linear, broadband power amplifier that excels in delivering excellent compression performance over large fractional bandwidths of up to 40%.

TU Delft drone researchers have created an insect-inspired autonomous robot navigation strategy based on how ants visually recognise their environment and count their steps to return home. By applying these biological insights, they have developed an insect-inspired navigation strategy for tiny, lightweight robots. This strategy enables robots to return home after long journeys, requiring minimal computation and memory (1.16kB per 100m). Potentia...