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ZF and Infineon have jointly developed and implemented AI algorithms for the development and control of vehicle software as part of the EEmotion project.

TheSEMI MEMSand Imaging Sensors Summit, themed‘Sensor Revolution for a Connected Future,’ will gather top sensor technology experts on 14th November 2024 at the International Conference Centre Munich (ICM), Germany. Registration is now open.

MathWorks, the developer of mathematical computing software, announces the availability of a hardware support package for the Qualcomm Hexagon Neural Processing Unit (NPU), the technology embedded within the Snapdragon family of processors.

u-blox has announced that Absolute Cycling has chosen the u-blox MAX-M10S advanced GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) receiver to provide accurate positioning for its latest cycling computer device, The One.

Semiconductor manufacturing processes require many chemicals and specialty gases.

Xiphera, a Finnish company designing and implementing hardware-basedsecurity solutions, announces a project for developing quantum-resilient Authenticated Boot and Hardware Root of Trust solutions for space-grade semiconductor architectures.

Allegro has announced two new XtremeSense TMR sensors that streamline high power density designs, provide space and cost savings while improving energy efficiency.

ICEYE, the global specialist in synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite operations for Earth Observation, persistent monitoring, and natural catastrophe solutions, has announced signing the contract for the Greek National Satellite Space Project Axis 1.2 (radar programme) for the Greek Space Agency and Greek Ministry of Digital Governance, together with the European Space Agency.

Test & measurement innovator,Leader, has announced the launch ofthe LPX500, a powerful new quad-input waveform monitor with dual-independentscreensfor hybrid IP/SDI workflows.

The growing demand for power electronics is increasing the need for information and dialog within the industry. As a key gathering for the power electronics sector, the PCIM Expo is thus expanding from four to six halls in 2025 to create even more space for development potential.