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Researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology have achieved a remarkable breakthrough in the field of nanoscale metal printing, unveiling a method that significantly surpasses existing technologies in terms of speed and cost-effectiveness.

Melexis launches the MLX90830, its first product to feature the new patented Triphibian mtechnology. This unprecedented miniaturised MEMS pressure sensor handles gas and liquid media measurement from 2 to 70 bar in a robust way.

Hyundai Mobis revealed its electric vehicle, the ‘MOBION’, at CES 2024. This EV features the innovative 'e-Corner System' motion technology.

Cervoz has announced the release of its new industrial DDR5 5600 DRAM modules engineering to minimise bottlenecks.

Omron Electronic Components Europe has announced an expansion of its MOSFET relay portfolio, introducing models that offer increased operating temperatures and improved capacity.

Saelig has announced the introduction of Micsig's 5th-generation digital storage oscilloscope, the MHO3 Series, with up to 500MHz bandwidth, 3GSa/s sampling rate, 4 analog channels, and 360Mpts memory depth.

Tascam has introduced the MA-BT240 Multifunctional Mixing Amplifier, which is part of the company’s new Compact Commercial Series.

LASER COMPONENTS is pleased to offer the TENOR-2000 from Cybel which is a wavelength tunable PM fibre laser. It has a broadband wavelength tuning range of 1900 to 2050nm and is available with >1W output power.

Skylo Technologies, a leading global non-terrestrial network (NTN) service provider, says that OEMs and third party test houses will be able to conduct Skylo-defined testing of NTN devices using Anritsu test platforms.

The evolution of autonomous vehicles has been a drawn out and arduous process. Although the likes of Tesla and Cruise have heralded a new era for the technology, the news that Cruise will lay off 25% of its workforce following it’s California taxi licences being pulled after an accident in San Francisco show that issues still remain.