14/06/2019
The BBC continues to invest heavily in virtual and augmented reality. Bethan Grylls looks at how it plans to utilise AR/VR to deliver content.
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03/06/2019
What will it take for flexible displays to reach their full potential?
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31/05/2019
How can 5G help to unlock the potential of the Industrial IoT?
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20/05/2019
As more connected devices appear, so the concept of modularity is being used to tackle the problem of security.
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29/04/2019
AI inference processing is still in its infancy, but the market and technologies are growing at a rapid rate.
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24/04/2019
New technologies are being deployed to address environmental issues, no more so than in the development of sustainable fishing practices.
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11/04/2019
Smart home technology has been promising much, for so long, but helped by new wireless standards and the use of voice technology is it now beginning to deliver?
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10/04/2019
When one considers the word ‘toy’, technology might not be the first thing to come to mind, but according to analysts, TechNavio, one of the key drivers for the toy market, which it predicts will see global growth of £1.15 billion between now and 2023, will be the adoption of STEM.
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30/03/2019
New Electronics looks at how bespoke design is helping to encourage innovation in optoelectronics.
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29/03/2019
The in-vehicle infotainment experience is set to change drastically over the next few years.
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26/03/2019
Clive Beech, micro-LED Applications Director at Plessey, talks to Neil Tyler about the challenges and prospects of this technology.
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14/03/2019
Ken Munro of Pen Test Partners talks about the urgent need to design with security in mind.
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12/03/2019
This year’s Mobile World Congress (MWC) was described by John Hoffmann, the CEO of the GSMA (the event organisers), as a bringing together of a “global ecosystem spanning multiple sectors and reflecting the expanding role of mobile connectivity.”
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04/03/2019
The wearables market may have slowed but developments in sensing technology and AI suggest we haven’t seen
anything yet.
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22/02/2019
With Mobile World Congress less than a week away (25-28 February), what can visitors expect? Here, industry gives its views, predicting what will be this year’s biggest trends at the Barcelona based show.
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19/02/2019
As the industry gets ready for this year’s show, New Electronics delivers a sneak preview.
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12/02/2019
With the rollout of 5G expected to ramp up in the coming year, a complete spectrum of test & measurement solutions will be required, according to Meik Kottkamp.
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04/02/2019
Screen time is something we’re hearing a lot about at the moment. In the UK alone, people check their smartphone on average every 12 minutes of the waking day, according to a report from Ofcom.
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23/01/2019
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VCSEL technology encourages progress in biometric solutions such as mobile 3D sensing, according to Bianka Schnabel.
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23/01/2019
As more and more consumers look to film their experiences and share short-form videos through their mobiles, it’s fair to say that while camera technology has continued to advance, the audio quality of many videos has tended to remain poor.
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21/01/2019
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Earlier this month the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) took place in Las Vegas, and with over 4,500 exhibitors and upwards of 180,000 visitors it remains the largest consumer electronics show in the US, with a global impact to match.
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13/12/2018
Since the introduction of 2G, there has been a rising demand for data. 5G has been hailed the answer to the ever-growing pressure on network capacity as the demand for better and quicker devices continues to increase and we start to see more ‘things’ become connected.
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11/12/2018
In June 2018, the wireless networks community had an enormous box ticked with the completion of 5G NR (new radio) standard.
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06/12/2018
Capacitive touchscreens are constructed using an orthogonal grid of transmitter and receiver (or ‘drive’ and ‘sense’) electrodes which are usually formed on either side of a transparent substrate and behind a transparent touch surface such as glass.
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29/11/2018
If fully autonomous vehicles are ever set to become a reality, we need to start finding answers to the ‘impossible’ questions.
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