24/03/2020
Projected capacitive touch technology is now the most commonly implemented touch technology in the world, offering responsive touch performance to everyone who owns modern smartphones and other touch-ready devices.
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20/03/2020
Industrial organisations pursuing digital transformation are intensively connecting assets to capture data that can help improve activities such as customer support, new product design, and environmental performance
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16/03/2020
With 4K and 8K displays hitting the market, how can manufacturers continue to improve picture quality? By Elliot Mulley-Goodbarne
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12/03/2020
If there is a one protocol that has effectively taken over communications it is Ethernet. Driven by demand within and between data centres, the networking standard is moving into areas like front- and back-haul communication for high-speed wireless cellular networks.
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10/03/2020
Amongst a bombardment of advertising from your favourite Californian conglomerate, every September a debate will break out about the cost of mobile devices.
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26/02/2020
In order for the promise of the smart home to be delivered there needs to be common standards and infrastructure.
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12/02/2020
After 60 years today’s space market encompasses not only traditional space companies but private ventures promising and, in some cases, providing launch services, space tourism, the commercialisation of near zero gravity and the introduction of constellations of low earth orbiting satellites delivering high speed connectivity and near real-time imagery.
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12/02/2020
A convergence of different technologies means the wireless communications industry is continually pushed to do more with less.
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29/01/2020
Earlier this month Harman used the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) to launch the ExP Integrated Solution Suite, which looks to deliver a range of new connected driving solutions.
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29/01/2020
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES), held in Las Vegas last month, provided a showcase for over 4,400 exhibiting companies.
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20/01/2020
Savvy broadcasters are using software to reap the benefits of emerging technologies whilst making the most of existing assets. Charlotte Hathway reports
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11/12/2019
The test and measurement industry is ready for the 5G era, but diving into its different functionalities and applications shows some questions still remain. By Charlotte Hathway
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29/11/2019
There has been a long-standing interest in accurate indoor positioning technology, with a wide range of interesting use cases involving the tracking of either people or objects.
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27/11/2019
The audio industry has changed dramatically in recent years and audio design engineers are using sound more creatively.
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27/11/2019
On its journey from the Blackberry to the iPhone, the smartphone has changed beyond recognition.
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14/11/2019
With the roll-out of 5G a reality, this year’s Microwave Week focused on technologies suitable for large-scale production. By Helen Duncan
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30/10/2019
When figures point to millions of people worldwide being in need of humanitarian aid or assistance, then if emergency supplies are damaged, lost or miss-directed thousands can go without food or shelter for days and, ultimately, could end up dying.
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25/10/2019
Since Ivan Sutherland demonstrated the Sword of Damocles half a century ago, head-mounted virtual reality (VR) systems have promised a bright future for human-computer interaction.
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16/10/2019
The first release of the new 5G standard made headlines, partly because a completely new standard is a relatively rare event, but also because of what the complex 5G standard means for the industry and users.
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11/10/2019
Technology is pervading all aspects of our lives so it should be no surprise that it is having a growing impact on the world of art.
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25/09/2019
As one of the world’s biggest industries agriculture, like many other sectors, has been experiencing rapid change in the past 10-20 years. New advances in technology are impacting processes and the supporting infrastructure, as the industry looks to embrace more sustainable farming practices.
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24/09/2019
Three years after its launch into Earth orbit, a Chinese satellite has steadily been extending the reach of an encryption technology that is practically unbreakable.
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10/09/2019
Virtual representations and simulated models of manufacturing models – or digital twins – were first proposed by Dr Michael Grieves at the Society of Manufacturing Engineers conference in 2002.
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10/09/2019
The Centre for Computing History looks to explore the historical and social impact of computing. Neil Tyler met up with its CEO and founder.
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19/08/2019
If you want to send a high-data rate signal more than a few centimetres optical is the smartest choice. At least that is the case if you look at the big picture. Optical wins every time in a straight shootout of energy per bit and bit density.
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