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Paige West speaks with Tomide Adesanmi, Co-Founder & CEO, Circuit Mind about his journey from an electronics systems engineer to an innovator reshaping the landscape of electronics design.

In the vast and ever-evolving field of defence technology, the capability to operate seamlessly under the cover of darkness is not just an advantage – it's a necessity.

SECO will showcase its hardware and software solutions for sensor systems at the upcoming Sensors Converge show in Santa Clara, California, from 24th to 26th June.

Comau will showcase its advanced, turnkey battery cell formation and testing technologies at The Battery Show Europe conference, booth number 9-F50, from 18th to 20th June.

Lynred, a global provider of high-quality infrared sensors for the aerospace, defence, and commercial markets, announces it will showcase Seegnus, its first very compact high-resolution (1280 x 1024 SXGA format), small pixel pitch (7.5µm) midwave (MWIR) ‘HOT’ (high operating temperature) infrared sensor, at Eurosatory, Paris, 17–21 June 2024, at booth #5A-C155.

Imagine a portable 3D printer that could fit in the palm of your hand, enabling the rapid creation of customised, low-cost objects on the go.

Saelig Company has introduced the Pico Technology PS3417E and PS3418E, the first USB-powered 5GSa/s PC-based oscilloscopes, expanding the PicoScope 3000 series

As PCIM 2024 kicks off, addressing SiC & GaN test & measurement (T&M) concerns is one of the many topics taking centre stage, with companies like Rohde & Schwarz revealing new products that address these problems.

Firecomms will exhibit at the 2024 PCIM Europe in Hall 7, Stand #440 at the Nuremberg Exhibition Centre from 11th to 13th June.

Colour accuracy of a camera is the measure of how accurately it can reproduce the colour from the real world. In other words, it measures the degree to which the colours displayed or captured by a device match the intended or reference colours. Cameras need to have a supreme colour accuracy to produce realistic and consistent images from the real world.