10/04/2018
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Mixed reality is starting to have an impact on the commercial world bringing the physical and virtual together.
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29/03/2018
While Hereford University of Technology and Engineering will be the first new university to open in Britain in 30 years, crucially it’s looking to provide a dramatically different approach to studying engineering.
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27/03/2018
As automotive designers try to balance limited cabin space with additional display elements, many are turning to light guides as a solution.
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15/03/2018
The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) promises to support a new era of smart industry. Founded on the notions of openness and interoperability, easy scalability and ‘Big Data’, it can help enterprises drive significant operational improvements across their various manufacturing and business processes.
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14/03/2018
The search for a breakthrough display technology that addresses the needs of next generation products could be over.
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13/03/2018
With more than 2,400 companies showcasing the latest in products and services this year’s Mobile World Congress saw network providers take centre stage.
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28/02/2018
In January 2018, the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) celebrated its 20th anniversary. Formed in 1998, the group was started with just a handful of companies who were looking to replace wire for mobile voice and data. Today, membership stands at more than 33,000 companies.
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11/01/2018
CMOS image sensors have developed to the point where they can be used in most machine vision applications.
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10/01/2018
The Telecommunications Infrastructure Project is looking to apply open source technologies to next generation fixed and mobile networks.
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18/12/2017
The Internet of Things (IoT) has come of age in recent years, but not without some growing pains.
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13/12/2017
The telecom market is facing twin challenges – explosive growth in mobile data traffic and the need to reduce mobile network operating costs.
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29/11/2017
Robustness and reliability have made RS-485 an industrial workhorse. A minimum differential signal swing of 1.5V and reliable operation over common-mode voltages ranging from -7V to +12V have catapulted its deployment. Initially used as a communication network in laboratory instrumentation, RS-485 can be found in applications ranging from building automation to traffic monitoring systems.
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16/11/2017
Of all the new semiconductor device technologies that have been introduced over the past few years, gallium nitride (GaN) is arguably generating the most far-reaching effect across a number of different applications areas.
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15/11/2017
As the deployment of Industrial IoT systems continues to proliferate, the streams of data transferred to the cloud skyrockets, drastically increasing the cost for cloud computing.
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14/11/2017
Set up in 1956 Roke Manor Research has over the past 60 years established itself as a world-class electronics engineering consultancy.
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24/10/2017
There is a tension that lies at the heart of the software defined network (SDN). Telecom and datacom operators have seized on it because the idea of software-based control makes everything more flexible and it is only natural that demand for more responsive communications services should push technology in that direction.
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24/10/2017
For companies looking to maximise the immense opportunities associated with Industry 4.0 there are also many different challenges associated with delivering this digital transformation.
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10/10/2017
With over 860 members the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) produces globally applicable standards for a broad range of information and communications technologies, from fixed, mobile and radio to broadcast and Internet technologies.
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26/09/2017
The global shipping industry has witnessed a series of revolutions over the past 150 years, including the transition from sail to steam and the advent of containerisation in the 1960s.
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12/09/2017
Today, it is a given that businesses are embracing the possibilities that the IoT can bring, whether that’s collecting data, using data analytics or developing and providing new services or improving existing ones.
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10/08/2017
From rifles that can track targets to providing battlefield monitoring via augmented reality, the military is seriously engaging with wearable technology to help improve its capabilities.
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09/08/2017
Ethernet has come a long way since IEEE 802.3 was first published in 1980. First envisioned as a technology to connect PCs and workstations, it has gradually evolved to become the networking technology of choice for a broad range of applications across enterprise computing, data centre, wireless networks, telecommunications and industrial sectors.
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08/08/2017
Photonics and its subset optoelectronics is, like electronics a relatively young technology. Interest in the area started to grow in the early 1960s, with the development of the laser, but photonics really started to boom in the late 1970s as fibre optic communications came onto the scene.
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01/08/2017
The Internet of Things (IoT), Cloud-based solutions and Big Data represent major challenges for future system designs. The Microsoft Azure cloud is providing a framework to encapsulate these paradigms in manageable chunks allowing them to be mastered in a straight-forward way. MSC Technologies, producer of embedded hardware, has now certified its most popular COM products for the Azure Cloud, and is offering the software suite ‘Easy IoT’ which is a ready-to-run application for Azure.
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26/07/2017
The UK is once more seen as a leading space science nation, with companies focused on making satellite technology more affordable through smaller, lighter-weight satellites that lower the cost of commercial launches. The Government’s continuing commitment to the industry was highlighted in the recent Queen’s Speech to Parliament, which included a space industry Bill outlining its ambition to grow the UK’s share of the global space market from 6.5% to 10% by 2030.
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