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New Zealanders are showing optimism towards the potential of dynamic wireless charging for electric vehicles (EVs), despite some concerns.

Researchers have developed a 3D-printed chip sensor which enables foodborne pathogen detection for safer food products.

The perspectives on artificial intelligence (AI) in themedical and pharmaceutical industriesrange from excitement to scepticism, particularly concerning this megatrend’s yet-to-be-fully understood implications. While some embrace the technological advances, others fear being supplanted by machines.

The BICKER DC300WS offers an ultra-wide input range of 6…36VDC and allows flexible choice between 12V, 19V and 24V output voltages. The powerful and fanless DC/DC converter was developed for the stable power supply of the motherboards with the latest generation Intel Core processors. These CPUs have a highly dynamic power consumption with sometimes extreme performance boosts within a very short time. When selecting a suitable power supply,...

Pickering Interfaces, a provider of modular signal switching and simulation products for electronic test and verification, has unveiled four new families of industrial digital I/O modules for both PXI- and LXI-based systems.

The recently initiated eFREIGHT 2030 trial is set to rigorously test electric heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) and establish their viability within logistics fleets over the coming decade, according to Dynamon, the project's planning software provider.

While the hype behind smart cities may not be earth-shattering news, the fact is the technology that drives it keeps them relevant.

Dr Shini Somara, an engineer, author, and television host, is set to receive one of the Royal Academy of Engineering's most prestigious accolades next month in recognition of her outstanding contribution to promoting engineering to the wider public.

At the PCIM Europe event in Nuremberg, ASMPT showcased a comprehensive power module manufacturing solution.

As the UK general election draws closer on the 4th July and the fate of the next government hangs in the balance, a major question being asked by design engineers everywhere is what the next government might mean for the industry.