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The accessibility of RISC-V has started a revolution and, thanks to its open architecture, allows developers to design processors tailored to specific requirements.

As a core technology of intelligent logistics, automated transport vehicles have seen explosive growth in recent years, with major car manufacturers investing in the establishment of entirely new vehicle production lines. In addition to traditional use industries such as machine manufacturing and chemical processing, new applications in electronics and home appliances are increasing the sales of alternative fuel vehicles, particularly electronic ...

Avalue Technology’s new EPS-RPS embedded rugged fanless system with Intel’s 13th Gen Raptor Lake-S is in stock at distributor Solsta.

Kontron, a global provider of IoT/embedded computer technology (ECT), introduces the COM-HPC Server Module COMh-sdID based on the Intel Xeon D-2800 processor, along with the COMh-sdIL and the COM-Express basic featuring the Intel Xeon D-1800 processor.

Technologies such as Single Pair Ethernet, PoDL, and Ethernet APL overcome traditional limitations of industrial communication. Advanced interfaces for signals, data, and electrical power are essential here: they help automation providers save resources and costs when networking production equipment. In this article, DigiKey explores the key components of Industry 4.0 and sustainable automation concepts.

The latest Raspberry Pi 5 models, with 4GB and 8GB of RAM, are now ready for next-day delivery exclusively through Farnell.

Bel Fuse Inc announced the expansion of its RCM Series of converters with the RCM300 Series dual output DC-DC converter for railway and transportation systems.

Farnell is now stocking NI’s audio and acoustic production test solutions that enable engineers to test increasingly complex sets of audio devices easily, quickly, and precisely.

Avalue has unveiled the latest Mini-ITX motherboard, EMX-ADLP, which fully supports Intel 12th Generation H/P/U series processors and meets the power requirements of 15~45W for H/P/U series, as well as high-performance H series processors.

SICK has added Liquid Lens technology to the Lector 61X, its smallest image-based code reader, to deliver rapid and infinitely-variable focal adjustment and a significantly-extended depth of field.