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Is it the end of the road for autonomous vehicles?
As predictors of what the future will look like, movies have proven eerily accurate: it’s 1966 and Batman uses a remote control to summon The Batmobile. Forward to 2002’s Minority Report and autonomous self-driving vehicles weave – almost magically – on magnetic cushions through a futuristic Washington DC. We set our sights on a future that involves autonomous vehicles long ago! Author:Mikel Alonso
Compact RPMA module for the Machine Network
One of the smallest modules for the Machine Network, based on RPMA (Random Phase Multiple Access), a low power wide area (LPWA) technology, has been announced by u-blox:SARA S200.The Machine Network is a wireless network built by Ingenu, the creators of RPMA technology, exclusively for Machine to Machine (M2M) and Internet of Things (IoT) applications.
Complete PCB design and device programming
A range of electronic design services to meet the needs of a wide range of customers from development houses to major international OEMs is provided by LDD Technology.Two key elements of any new design are PCB design and device programming. As this expertise may not be required by OEMs on a regular basis it is common to outsource these functions to an external development house. Established for over 25 years LDD Technology has a wealth of experti...
General Sir Nick Carter confirmed to speak at DSEI 2017
General Sir Nick Carter KCB CBE DSO ADC Gen, Chief of the General Staff, will be delivering a keynote address at Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) exhibition on 13th September. The event is expected to be the sector’s most comprehensive presentation of defence, military aerospace and security capabilities, when it takes place at ExCeL London later this year.
LoRaWAN infrastructure to enable development of IoT applications
Inmarsatwill deploy LoRaWAN (a form of LPWAN or Low Power Wide Area Network) infrastructure around the city of Kigali to support the Rwandan capital’s flagship smart city project. The network, which will be active for an initial period of a year from 1st May, will be the connectivity platform for a variety of IoT applications, and will provide a blueprint for smart city projects throughout Africa.
IoT network supports smart city initiative in Kigali
In order to support the city of Kigali's flagship smart city project,Inmarsat will deploy LoRaWAN (Low Power Wide Area Network) infrastructure aroundRwandan's capital. The network, which will be active for an initial period of a year from 1st May, will be the connectivity platform for a variety of Internet of Things (IoT) applications, and will provide a blueprint for smart city projects throughout Africa.
Challenges and benefits that lie in ‘smart manufacturing’
The term ‘smart manufacturing’ is flying around more often than not, but what does it actually mean?Chris Evans, Marketing and Operations Group Manager at Mitsubishi Electric, here explore, what is meant by the term, and considers the benefits of adopting the concept and what challenges may lay ahead.
Robotic fish monitors the environment
Researchers from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid and University of Florence are developing a bio-inspired robot equipped with special chemical sensors able to detect the pH of water.A group of researchers from Centre for Automation and Robotics (CAR CSIC-UPM) in collaboration with researchers from University of Florence are designing autonomous underwater vehicle with biosensors to monitor water quality.
Embedded storage device aids connected automotive tech
Western Digital has introduced the company’s most advanced automotive grade solution to date, the iNAND 7250A embedded flash drive (EFD). Leveraging enhanced flash storage technology for superior reliability, the new SanDisk-branded storage device is designed to support data demands of the latest “advanced driver-assistance systems” (ADAS), cutting-edge infotainment and safety systems, and other connected technologies in vehicle...
Challenge encourages new ways to resupply front line troops
In the next stage of the Innovation Autonomy Challenge, £3m has been invested through the Defence and Security Accelerator as part of the MOD’s Innovation Initiative. Focusing on the challenging 'last mile' of support, this Challenge aims to find innovative new ways of resupplying troops on the front line, and will be led by the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl).