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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12/02/2021
Improved IC integration is making it easier to design flat-panel phased array antennas, as Jeff Lane explains.
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08/02/2021
Since the first mobile camera was strapped to an adventurer’s helmet, users have been clamouring for video in motion.
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04/02/2021
Forthcoming telecommunication legislation is likely to have a significant impact on the UK electronics industry, as Dr Andy G Sellars explains.
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06/01/2021
Ports are fundamental to the way in which the global economy operates, handling upwards of 90% of world trade.
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14/12/2020
5G is still in the early stages of its rollout but the attention in R&D is now on the next generation to come, even if its launch may be some way off.
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26/11/2020
Improvements in the critical characteristics of isolators are benefitting electronics manufacturers looking at next-generation wireless, as Dr. Dave Rizzo explains.
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23/11/2020
Today, unlike in the past, connected industrial devices are expected to communicate directly with enterprise applications.
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18/11/2020
Next generation IVI looks to support new in-car experiences, providing manufacturers with a crucial differentiator in a competitive market.
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16/11/2020
Virtual reality can be used inside and outside of the operating theatre, in the classroom and in consultations to reassure patients ahead of surgery.
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09/11/2020
Could Virtual Reality replace physical travel helping the leisure and tourism industry to reinvent itself post Covid-19?
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05/11/2020
Is 2021 set to be the year that 5G delivers? With the construction and upgrading of base stations and other infrastructure and the roll out of mobile 5G devices, are we about to see the realisation of the many promises associated with the technology?
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29/10/2020
There are four trends now shaping the automotive market and in a report published in 2016 by McKinsey & Company (“Automotive revolution – perspective towards 2030”) these were identified as autonomy, connectivity, electrification and diverse mobility.
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26/10/2020
Mobile network operators need to test the stability and performance of their networks in order to ensure good service, but because of the enormous amounts of data that’s involved this is hardly possible with manual methods so, operators are turning to artificial intelligence to solve this challenge.
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13/10/2020
Embedded antennas, also known as chip antennas, or SMD (surface mount design) antennas, are used in on-board devices, small trackers, remote monitoring, Femto/PICO base stations, point of sale terminals, and smart meters.
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07/10/2020
Many commentators described data as the ‘new oil’, and in the wake of the current epidemic, it might start to be viewed as a utility – a vital resource essential to shaping, supporting, securing and optimising, everyday life.
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01/10/2020
It may sound obvious to say, but in the era of big data, data centres are big business
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25/09/2020
When WiFi 6 (IEEE 802.11ax) was introduced by the Wi-Fi Alliance, the standard was initially designed to operate within the licensed exempt bands between 1-6 GHz.
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17/09/2020
Ethernet-APL (advanced physical layer) specifies the details of the application of Ethernet communication to sensors and actuators for the process industry and will be published under the IEC.
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14/09/2020
To make the Internet of Things (IoT) successful, implementation is critical, but delivering solutions – such as location sensing devices - often requires a holistic approach.
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01/09/2020
Finding malicious flows hidden in the traffic of millions of connected devices is a huge challenge, but a solution is at hand. By Claire Huckerby-Brown and Richard Parks.
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26/08/2020
Optical sensors are being used to help create a safer, touch-free world as a result of COVID, as Gabriele Fulco explains to New Electronics.
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06/08/2020
Moving, managing, and analysing data is at the heart of everything, from remote IoT endpoints capturing data to always-connected personal IoT devices, and the growing reliance on AI-centric applications for enterprise and scientific research.
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31/07/2020
Could the IoT help companies better prepare for the challenges associated with Brexit? Tom Holland talks to New Electronics.
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