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Selecting the right camera for biometric systems is crucial to ensuring accurate and consistent image capture for applications like facial recognition, iris scanning, and access control. RGB-IR cameras have emerged as a game-changer by capturing both visible and infrared light on a single sensor, eliminating the need for mechanical IR cut filters. Explore the 5 essential features to consider when choosing an RGB-IR camera for biometric systems.

In a landmark development, NVIDIA and xAI revealed that the Colossus supercomputer cluster, composed of 100,000NVIDIA Hopper GPUs, has been deployed in Memphis, Tennessee.

NXP Semiconductors has added two new tools to its eIQ AI and machine learning development software, making it easier to deploy and use AI at the edge across a full spectrum of edge processors.

Pickering Interfaces will showcase its range of modular signal switching and sensor simulation solutions for electronics test and verification in automotive applications ranging from ECUs and body control modules to infotainment and ABS brake controllers – including HIL (hardware-in-the-loop) simulation and BMS (battery management system) test – on booth #14995 at Automotive Testing Expo North America 2024, taking place 22–24 Oc...

Aaronia presented its SPECTRAN V6-Explorer series with waveguide technology at its booth at EuMW 2024.

The 'Navigating T&M Instruments' seminar, designed to cater for all levels of experience, will feature a series of presentations led by test and measurement experts from Rohde & Schwarz.

Rohde & Schwarz is showcasing its state-of-the-art test and measurement solutions tailored to the embedded industry at the embedded world Exhibition & Conference.

Researchers from the University of Warsaw have developed a new method to achieve super-resolution inlight measurement, improving the precision of optical technologies used in fields like optoelectronics and medical diagnostics.

A data advantage will likely determine the outcome of future conflict, reports Frost and Sullivan. Today’s national security forces face multiple strategic challenges from determined and sophisticated attackers in dynamic operational environments.

Spectrum Instrumentation has released a new firmware option for its range of versatile 16-bit Arbitrary Waveform Generators (AWGs) with sampling rates up to 1.25GS/s and bandwidths up to 400MHz.