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The challenges of handheld medical device batteries
For large medical devices, battery power is mainly used as a backup in case of mains failure. For handheld medical and wearable devices however, they are the primary power supply. Any downtime could threaten the wellbeing of the patient, which makes the efficacy of the batteries just as vital as the monitors or sensors they might be powering.
The issue with burring in metalworking
When it comes to sheet metalworking, there are a number of methods which spring to mind. Traditionally, metal stamping and laser cutting have been used to create precision components for a variety of industries. However, these methods – despite being widely used – are not without their limitations, with burring being a common problem.
Regulation update heralds wider spread of IoT in healthcare
The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) isexpected to grow to £409bn within the next decade. The integration of the internet of things (IoT) into the healthcare environment is accelerating, especially as the coronavirus pandemic has increased demand for the roll-out of contactless solutions to minimise direct exposure between healthcare workers and patients. Ana Maria Gimenez, Global Partners Director,Sigfox, explains.
Graphene Flagship launches new diversity initiative
European research consortium, the Graphene Flagship has launched a new diversity initiative.Diversity in Graphenebuilds on the success of the Graphene Flagship’sWomen in Grapheneprogramme, but aims torepresent all minority and marginalised communities, currently underrepresented in science. The initiative was introduced during the Graphene Flagship’sthree-day digital conference,Graphene For Research, Innovation, Collaboration.
CDS introduces double sided high window displays
Crystal Displays have launched a range of dual sided window displays which can transform stores, banks, and other commercial buildings. They consist of an outside facing display with a brightness of up to 3000cd/m² (700cd/m² and 1,500cd/m² also available) and an inward facing display with an excellent high contrast and brightness of minimum 400cd/m² (700cd/m² also available).
ADAS Alliance launches 'the ADAS Dictionary'
The ADAS Alliance has announced that it is launching 'the ADAS Dictionary’, in order to counteract the proliferation of terms associated with the Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (abbreviated to ADAS). The dictionary is a list featuring a standard name, as well as a brief description of a standard term for each (commonplace) driving assistance system, and definition of the system’s operation.
Vehicle disposal: The environmental benefits of car scrappage
Governed by strict regulations designed to safeguard our planet, car scrappage unlocks a host of environmental benefits. The automotive industry is leading the way in recycling innovation on a global scale.Here, Scrap Car Comparison offer expert insight into the environmental benefits of car scrappage, and the three-step recycling process that’s followed when a vehicle is scrapped.
EV batteries are the future but we must drive improvements now
As the new 70-plate cars roll off garage forecourts across the UK, 2020 is predicted to be another record-breaking year for Electric Vehicles (EVs) in this country.A report by Statista published in May, forecast that electric vehicles will make up more than 10% of new UK vehicle registrations this year - up from just 3.2% of vehicles in 2016. By Sven Brehler, Engineering Project Manager at TR Fastenings
eBook discusses smart home design challenges
A new eBook that explores strategies for overcoming challenges facing designers of smart home devices has been published by Mouser Electronics produced in collaboration with STMicroelectronics.
How artificial intelligence is changing cyber security
Having contact with someone who has a cold increases the chances that you might pick up the bug yourself. In much the same way, businesses adding more connectivity into their system increases the opportunities for cyber criminals to introduce viruses into the system. Here, Sophie Hand, UK Country Manager atEU Automation, explains the role Artificial Intelligence (AI) can play in combatting cyber crime.