21/04/2021
Net zero carbon nationwide by 2050 is the initiative set in motion by the UK government.
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19/04/2021
COVID-19 and the on-going global health crisis have brought many challenges to businesses and forced them to adopt new business practices and operations.
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16/04/2021
If 2020 propelled the semiconductor market to new levels of demand, just wait for what 2021 and beyond have in store.
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16/04/2021
The efforts going into making AI a viable technology are enormous but, until now, there has been no consolidated effort to make AI secure. Alex Leadbeater explains.
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13/04/2021
What kind of audio market is set to emerge after the pandemic? Well, according to Geir Skaaden, Chief Products and Services Officer, Xperi, “It's been the kind of shock that seeds innovation and shapes industries."
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08/04/2021
How can AI play an effective part in cyber-defence strategies and where can it present challenges to the user? New Electronics investigates.
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06/04/2021
When you look at the success of the field-programmable gate array (FPGA) in capturing a wide range of designs where flexibility counts more than volume price, the attraction to do the same for analogue makes a lot of sense.
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30/03/2021
With some of the toughest trading conditions in living memory retailers are moving online and investing in new technology, as Neil Tyler discovers.
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26/03/2021
Two years ago, a team of HP was faced with the challenge of getting more airflow out of a duct used to cool the print-heads of an upcoming inkjet printer.
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25/03/2021
As the production lines develop and become increasingly complex, the number of devices (sensors and actuators) that need to be managed also grows. Industrial processes are carried out by PLCs and extensive networks of digital or analogue connections. Most often, these are systems based on electric (copper) or fibre-optic cables. Depending on the age of the infrastructure, these will be FIELDBUS (older) or ETHERNET (newer) systems
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23/03/2021
IoT production deployments are underpinned by a carefully orchestrated connectivity layer, but there is an on-going debate about which network types and protocols are better suited for supporting mass sensor deployments.
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22/03/2021
As more projects move to the Internet of Things, the challenges of embedded code become more obvious.
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17/03/2021
??Today’s smartphones continue to push the envelope in terms of capability and new models are able to deliver not just high-quality photos and 8K videos, but can now support console-quality games and allow users to connect to the internet at multi-gigabit data rates.
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15/03/2021
Adding a connected device to your portfolio can be challenging. Jonathan Pallant looks at how to pick the ‘perfect ingredients’.
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10/03/2021
Field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) are the dominant hardware platform in many safety-critical, low-volume applications, including aerospace and nuclear power plants (NPPs).
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08/03/2021
This past year saw the COVID-19 pandemic put the future of healthcare, and healthcare technology specifically, under a microscope.
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05/03/2021
Markets are subject to fads and the embedded-control sector is far from immune to them. In the 1990s, fuzzy logic seemed to be the way forward and microcontroller (MCU) vendors scrambled to put support into their offerings only to see it flame out.
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03/03/2021
Whether being used to discover links between genetic codes, power surgical robots or maximise hospital efficiency, artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the healthcare industry. By Tom Austin-Morgan.
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02/03/2021
Last month saw ten of the UK’s most promising start-ups, working with immersive technologies, graduate from the Digital Catapult’s Augmentor programme.
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26/02/2021
The new Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) opens the doors to more innovative possibilities, as Paul Garnett explains.
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25/02/2021
Expanding the capabilities of MMW technology is helping to provide insight into the mechanics of viral transfer, offering potential treatments for COVID-19 and similar viruses, as New Electronics discovers
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24/02/2021
?Smartphones, tablets, televisions: touch displays are ubiquitous and are increasingly being used in modern vehicles - whether for buttonless operation of the air conditioning or infotainment system.
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23/02/2021
As more vehicles become electrified so there is a need for improved levels of functional safety that require much higher levels of accurate battery monitoring.
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18/02/2021
What makes for a good connector design, especially one that looks to mitigate electromagnetic interference? New Electronics talks to PEI-Genesis.
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15/02/2021
The first ever all-digital CES took place last month and below we consider some of the key trends, and take a look at some of the technology that was on show. By Neil Tyler.
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