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German manufacturer of soft magnetic materials and inductive components, SMP Sintermetalle Prometheus, has expanded its portfolio of inductive components with the development and design of magnetically coupled components.

Researchers at the University of Leeds are taking part in a project to develop ways to wirelessly “beam” power into robots and other digital systems. The £1m SWIFT project is the first collaborative UK effort to develop systems that can simultaneously transfer information and power across wireless networks.

Yole Développement has released a technology & market analysis, entitledEnergy Management for Smart Grid, Cities and Building: Opportunities for Battery Electricity Storage Solutions, confirming the impact of EVs/HEVs on the development and deployment of stationary battery electricity storage systems.Tesla's recently-announced battery storage solution, Powerwall, confirms the trends towards massive deployment of distributed stationary ...

The power electronics supply chain is evolving. Yole Développement (Yole) analysts confirm this trend in its latest technology and market report, titled Status of the Power Electronics Industry. Chinese companies’ vertical integration is challenging diverse historical market leaders, while Europe & US companies are pushing horizontal integration. What is the shortest road to the success?

SMP Sintermetalle Prometheus has expanded its portfolio of inductive components with the development and design of magnetically coupled components. SMP will present this development at PCIM 2015 in Nuremberg, Germany, 19th to 21st May 2015.

According to a report published by Yole Développement (Yole), the CMOS Image Sensor (CIS) market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 10.6%, reaching $16.2bn by 2020. In the report, titled ‘Status of the CMOS Image Sensor Industry, 2015 Edition’, the company discuss the way in which the automotive, medical and surveillance sectors are driving the market and technology efforts of existing and new players.

Eurotech has launched the Hi√e (High Velocity) system, the latest addition to the Aurora line of supercomputers. The Hi√e is a family of HPC (High Performance Computing)systems, built on the innovative 'Brick' supercomputing architecture, recently presented at ISC14, that promises to raise the bar for acceleration, optimisation and flexibility.

The Cambridge Wireless Automotive and Transport conference, in association with MEPC and Rhode & Schwarz, will bring together some of the most influential minds in the automotive and wireless industries to explore the future of autonomous vehicles. The speakers will highlight the complex technical, commercial and regulatory challenges involved in mainstreaming autonomous vehicle technology.

Panasonic Automotive & Industrial Systems Europe (PAISEU) which combines the decades of experience from Panasonic Automotive Systems Europe, Sanyo Components Europe, Panasonic Industrial Devices Sales Europe and Panasonic Electric Works, will exhibit for the first time, as a newly founded consolidated company at Electronica 2014 – Munich, Germany, November 11-14.

The market for hybrid and pure electric cars that meet authorised standards is set to be $188bn billion in 2025 according to IDTechEx analysis. However, the world has changed for cars overall and now big is not always beautiful for mainstream car manufacture and EVs will reflect this writes Dr Peter Harrop, Chairman of IDTechEx.