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Led by Infineon Austria, the European research project "Listen2Future" started with 27 partners from seven countries to develop new and smallest microphone and ultrasound sensors for examinations in industry and medicine. Precise mini hearing aids, fast infection controls for infants or wearable ultrasound patches have now become possible.

MikroElektronika has launched Water Detect 2 Click, a compact add-on board that can detect the presence/flow of a liquid in a clear tube, featuring the OPB350L250, a liquid sensor from TT Electronics.

LEM has launched the HAH3DR S07/SP42, a new compact current sensor designed for 800V three-phase power modules.

By introducing the first Rust compiler for the 32-bit AURIX multicore architecture, in addition to the proven LLVM open-source based C/C++ compiler tools, HighTec has expanded its portfolio of compiler solutions for AURIX. With this new offering, customers especially from the automotive and industrial sectors can now utilise the AURIX multicore architecture and HighTec's modern LLVM-based Rust compiler.

Paige West speaks with u-blox’s new CEO, Stephan Zizala, about the company, his plans for its future growth, and how the automotive industry is evolving.

Mouser has recently extended its line-up of microcontroller development kits to include end-to-end IoT security, LPWAN, and automotive motor control features.

Infineon is adding the XMC7000 series to its microcontroller portfolio. The new MCU family includes a single- or a dual-core Arm Cortex-M7 core, both with Arm Cortex-M0+ support.

Infineon Technologies has been named a CES 2023 ‘Innovation Awards Honouree’ for three products including its EXCELON F-RAM, XENSIV Connected Sensor Kit (CSK) and Smart Alarm System (SAS) for smart homes.

Mouser Electronics has launched the next instalment of its Empowering Innovation Together (EIT) series highlighting the Matter protocol.

In the modern digitally-intertwined era, cybercriminals often try innovative methods to conduct malicious activities. Among these, the occurrence of side-channel attacks has increased by leaps and bounds.