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ACEINNA has announced high volume availability of the new ACEINNA IMU383ZA IMU sensor, which integrates triple-redundant, three-axis MEMS accelerometer and gyroscope sensors.

Longtime Vishay Intertechnology franchise distributor New Yorker Electronics has introduced a new series of Vishay infrared (IR) sensor modules designed for light curtain and perimeter guard applications.

From the invention of the cotton gin and the steam engine during the first industrial revolution to the development of the assembly line during the second revolution, the world has taken great leaps forward thanks to the rapid adoption of new technology. Andreas Parr, Bob Scannell and Sarven Ipek of Analog Devices look at how robotics is set to take centre stage in the autonomous industrial revolution.

DroneShield has announcedthe release of the next generation version of its body-worn drone detection device, RfPatrol MKII. The original RfPatrol was released in May 2019, having proven to be a well-regarded product, with purchases by a number of high profile customers around the world.

The coronavirus has exposed the soft underbelly of critical infrastructure and industrial sites worldwide – workforce availability. As more and more companies implement business continuity plans to deal with the outbreak, fewer and fewer employees are able to fully function. By Ariel Avitan, Co-Founder & Chief Commercial Officer at Percepto

Renesas Electronics hasexpanded its portfolio of mmWave solutions with the introduction of two new IC families for satellite communications (Satcom), radar, and phased array applications.

A next generation IoT hub developed by UROS and Qualcomm will open in Oulu, Finland. The Innovation Centre is the first facility in Finland to utilize private 5G network in IoT product development and validation. The private 5G network, deployed by Finnish operator Elisa, is already up and running and will serve all IoT ecosystem partners at the Innovation Centre.

The main thrust of the 21stannual conference of the Farnborough Aerospace Consortium (FAC) was climate change, and how the industry should help combat it.

The IWR1843 device from Texas Instruments is an integrated single-chip mmWave sensor based on FMCW radar technology capable of operating in the 76- to 81GHz band with up to 4GHz continuous chirp. The device is built with the low-power 45nm RFCMOS process from Texas Instruments.

Lattice Semiconductor hasextended its position as a global provider of FPGA-based embedded vision solutions with the introduction of the Lattice mVision solutions stack. The complete solutions stack includes the modular hardware development boards, design software, embedded vision IP portfolio, and reference designs and demos needed to implement sensor bridging, sensor aggregation, and image processing applications.