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Real Time Innovations (RTI) will be exhibiting at CES 2025, from 7-10 January in Las Vegas, where it will be exhibiting Connext Drive: a safety-certified communications framework for software-defined vehicles (SDVs).

In November 2023 Sony announced engineering sample versions of the IMX992 and IMX993 image sensors to select customers. Now, both of these sensors will be launched into full mass production to make them available to everyone.

Microchip Technology recently releaed PolarFire FGPA and SoC solution stacks for smart robotics and medical imaging applications, building upon the company's smart embedded vision, industrial Edge and intelligent Edge communications stacks which are already available.

Sondrel announced that Oreste Donzella will be joining its board as Non-Executive Director as of 1st January, 2025.

As 2024 draws to a close, the team atElectronic Specifierreflects on a year of insightful conversations, industry-defining debates, and technical deep dives featured on our podcast series.

The art of crafting software is so much more than just typing code. It is an intricate web of possibilities; if you follow one thread it leads to a completely different path than another. An engineer is more like an artist than a scientist. This mix of heart and mind makes building software incredibly interesting but also incredibly difficult.

The industrial sector has witnessed a dramatic shift from wired to wireless technology over the past 30 years, with the global Industrial IoT market set to grow from $77.3 billion in 2020 to $110.6 billion by 2025 according to Statista, driven by the increasing adoption of smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0.

Robert Grazioli, Chief Information Officer at Ivanti discusses why AI will be treated like an employee in 2025.

Flux removers are indispensable in electronic PCBA (printed circuit board assembly) manufacturing, where they help support the performance and longevity of electronic devices by effectively removing flux residues after soldering.

The autophage rocket engine, utilising its plastic fuselage for fuel, marks a significant innovation in aerospace engineering and it has been built and fired by engineers at Glasgow University.