UK firm Peratech has announced a collaboration with the London College of Fashion to develop wearable electronics that utilise the company's Quantum Tunnelling Composites (QTC) sensors.
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ST-Ericsson is to split into two parts, with the partner companies each taking a slice of the seemingly failed venture.
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Engineers from the California Institute of Technology have successfully created a chip with the ability to repair itself from serious damage.
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A group of talented young engineers has been selected to represent the UK at WorldSkills Leipzig 2013.
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Texas Instruments has introduced what it claims to be the industry's first complete high speed data converter system evaluation kit (HSDC-SEK).
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Infineon Technologies has unveiled fast recovery 650V Rapid 1 and Rapid 2 silicon diode families.
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Seven European organisation are collaborating to develop a disruptive solar cell concept in which advanced light trapping schemes will be integrated into thin crystalline-Si (c-Si) based solar cells through the use of nanoimprint lithography.
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Boeing's plan to revamp the lithium-ion batteries in its 787 Dreamliner have been approved by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), but no date has been set for when the grounded planes might fly again.
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Digi-Key has expanded presence into the United Kingdom and Ireland with dedicated local sales and customer support resources.
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Lattice Semiconductor has launched the iCE40 LP384 fpga, the smallest member of its iCE40 family. The device is intended to help designers to add new features and to develop differentiated products. The company believes the device will find application in such markets as portable medical monitors, smartphones, digital cameras, eReaders and compact ...
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The world's first Arduino compatible microcomputer that can communicate wirelessly to any smartphone or tablet via Bluetooth v4.0 has been touted by wireless start up Open Source RF.
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As transistors get smaller, gate control over the channel becomes less effective and leakage begins to interfere with the transistor's operation.
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The first Raspberry Jamboree was held last weekend in Manchester in a bid to bring coding know how to the classroom and head off a looming skills crisis in IT education.
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Cadence has agreed to acquire dataplane processing IP specialist Tensilica for $380million.
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UK researchers are working to create hearing aids that can better distinguish between speech and background noise.
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A project to develop a robotic pill than can carry ultrasound technology has been awarded a £5million grant from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC).
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Lime Microsystems has launched Myriad-RF, an open source rf initiative intended to widen the community of developers and to aid rf innovation. Aimed at hobbyists and experienced design engineers, the site offers a range of low cost rf boards and free design files.
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STMicroelectronics has filed a complaint with the US International Trade Commission, requesting that the body investigates the alleged infringement of five ST patents covering all of the MEMS devices offered by InvenSense.
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Didier Lamouche has decided to step down as ceo and president of ST-Ericsson.
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A new £5.6million centre is being opened by the government to help put the UK at the forefront of a high tech global electronics industry.
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The government is to invest £3.7million in projects that apply innovative photonics technologies to solve challenges in the healthcare sector.
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The rising availability of cloud storage and streaming services has lowered demand for nand flash memory in next generation smartphones and tablets, new research shows.
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A transparent computer that allows users to reach inside the screen and manipulate content with their hands was unveiled at the TED conference in Los Angeles last week.
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Cambridge Consultants has designed a novel indoor tracking system that can pick a person's location even when GPS drops out.
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Following a healthy expansion in 2012, the growth of the global automotive semiconductor market is expected to decelerate slightly this year because of a slowdown in the aftermarket and portable navigation device segments.
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