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In stock at distributor Mouser Electronics are the Mira220 global shutter sensors from ams OSRAM.

Drone technology developed from the mid-1800s and took the form of balloons, torpedoes, and aerial targets. Through the following 150 years, even as the inventions became increasingly innovative and robust, drones continued to be deployed almost entirely for military purposes.

Autonomous robots need to quickly detect and classify objects. Farmers need early warning of plant disease and insects. Production lines need precise defect alerts.

Cable theft costs the UK taxpayer millions of pounds each year—and that’s just for infrastructure repairs. The total cost to the economy is even higher. Thieves are attracted to metal for its buoyant pricing, targeting overhead power lines, signalling cables, and even metal fences. But along with greater policing and stricter scrap metal controls, smart sensor solutions can make railways security more robust, keeping commuters on the ...

Intel continues to expand its RealSense product line with the D457 depth camera. A GMSL/FAKRA interface enhances RealSense capabilities. That lowers both power consumption and ESD/EMI noise and reduces latency, RealSense assert. In addition, it allows for longer cable length compared to USB and higher bandwidth compared to Ethernet.

Many engineers of a certain age may fondly remember the first transatlantic television pictures sent via the Telstar satellite.

Boots has become the first community pharmacy in the UK to transport prescription-only medicines by drones.

Optics is a branch of science that revolves around light. From cameras and lasers to fibre optic cables and telescopes, our understanding of the way light behaves and its properties has enabled its use in a vast array of practical applications.

Now being shipped by distributor Mouser Electronics is the Quad-Row board-to-board connectors from Molex.

The UK Space Agency has announced £50 million of funding for ambitious and innovative projects that will supercharge the UK’s satellite communications industry.