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Importance of CTE of Adhesives for Assembly Reliability
With the emergence of specialized adhesives, manufacturers can bond diverse materials into assemblies able to withstand thermal expansion effects.
A Sleeping Alexa Can Listen for More Than Just Her Name
Digital assistants may soon know a lot more about when to wake up—and when to stay asleep
Die Attach Adhesives Impact Product Quality Well Beyond Manufacturing
Die attach adhesives serve an integral role in semiconductor assembly and manufacturing.
Advantages of Using Silicone Adhesives for Medical Device Assemblies
With their unique characteristics, silicone adhesives offer effective solutions for the assembly of reusable and disposable medical devices.
Ultra Low Thermal Resistant Adhesive for Electronic Applications
Thermally conductive adhesives are uniquely qualified to meet the increasingly diverse requirements of advanced electronics systems.
Thermally Conductive Epoxies Optimize Electronic Assemblies
Enhance the reliability of electronic devices with multifunctional thermally conductive compounds.
MilliLabs Ignores Industry Skepticism to Build Emulator for Millimeter Waves
The startup says it has an alternative to expensive over-the-air tests for 5G
New Device Could Drive MicroLED Displays, Li-Fi
The gallium-nitride HEMT-LED lets voltage control light, replacing typical LED support circuitry
Nanoparticles in Mice Brains Light Up, Trigger Memories
Optogenetics technique involves nanoparticles that convert near-infrared light to visible light to activate deep brain neurons
You Can't Touch Harvard's New Ambulatory MicroRobot
Because it's HAMR time!
Cleo Robotics Demonstrates Uniquely Clever Ducted Fan Drone
This donut-shaped drone, not technically known as a dronut, offers a tasty combination of safety and ease of use
New German Warship Fails Sea Trials Due to Tech Woes
The main problem is integration, since 90 percent of the components on the frigate are brand new
Getting Ahead with Optical Simulation
This eSeminar will guide you through the process with two examples, demonstrating how to tackle photonic integrated circuits (PIC) and photonic crystals.
Why Ethical Robots Might Not Be Such a Good Idea After All
The risks that a robot's ethics might be compromised by unscrupulous actors raise doubts over the wisdom of embedding ethical decision making in real-world safety critical robots
Nissan Embeds Self-Parking Tech in Pillows and Slippers
I never knew how badly I needed a self-parking slipper until now
This Seizure-Detecting Smartwatch Could Save Your Life
The first medical-grade smartwatch for a neurological condition alerts caregivers when someone is having an epileptic seizure
Getting Ahead with Antenna Design
This eSeminar will feature an online demonstration of different antenna and array design workflows. We will highlight some of the advanced features and options available in Antenna Magus and CST STUDIO SUITE®
Cash Comes in for Nanowire Display Startups
Gallium-nitride-based nanowires could triple efficiency for smart watch- and other displays. Startup Aledia takes in €30 million in its quest for a better display
Modeling Surface Acoustic Wave Sensors
If you are interested in modeling surface acoustic wave (SAW) sensors, then tune into this webinar.
Drones That Smash Into Obstacles Can Be a Good and Useful Thing
The usefulness of bumbly, bouncy microdrones
How to Design a New Chip on a Budget
Hardware guru bunnie Huang talks about the open-source tools he uses to design circuits, and why he wants to build his own ASIC
Pivotal Commware Will Start Selling Its Software-Defined Antenna for Holographic Beamforming This Year
The startup’s antenna can redirect signals within 100 nanoseconds and has been tested up to 40 GHz
Novel Lithography Technique Combines Speed With Accuracy
A combination of top-down and bottom-up techniques could extend capabilities of both lithography and DNA origami
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Weather the Storm: Protect Electronics, Avoid Costly Failures
Sealing solutions manufacturers set out to produce products capable of being exposed to hazardous contaminants because an engineer’s best insurance policy against failure is incorporating options that shield against it.
In Super Bowl of Startups, NFL Looks to Tackle Football Safety
The National Football League’s pitch competition features new technologies to promote athlete safety and performance
Have Self-Driving Cars Stopped Getting Better
New reports from California suggest limits to autonomous vehicle performance
From Stanford University President to Chairman of Alphabet/Google
RISC pioneer John Hennessy’s side hustle gets serious
Debating Slaughterbots and the Future of Autonomous Weapons
People can look at the same technology and disagree about how it will shape the future, explains Paul Scharre as he shares a final perspective on the Slaughterbots debate
Healthcare IT Systems: Tempting Targets for Ransomware
Allscripts and Indiana hospitals were the most recent targets
Getting Ahead with Compact Models
Discover how to use Compact Models in the Transmission-Line Matrix (TLM) solver to speed up the electromagnetic simulation of models with small features like slots, seams and vents while maintaining the accuracy of the result, a capability particularly useful for EMC simulation
What If GPS Stood for “Galactic Positioning System”?
NASA scientists demonstrate how to navigate in space using signals from distant pulsars
Measuring Free Will of Bungee Jumpers
The brain activity required to bungee jump may yield clues to improve brain-computer interfaces
How to Fly a Drone With Your Face
Send your drone flying by making a ridiculous face at it
Extended Director’s Cut: Ted Nelson on What Modern Programmers Can Learn From the Past
The inventor of hypertext talks about the birth of personal computing, the web, and how to think beyond the currently possible
A Slide Rule for Real Programmers
This circular slide rule was used to calculate the most efficient code for the UNIVAC II
Efficient Control of AC Machines using Model-Based Development
This webinar is aimed at engineers who want to develop better-performing AC drives, faster – thus enabling use of motors that are smaller, lighter, quieter, more powerful, and consume less energy.
Cobalt Could Untangle Chips’ Wiring Problems
Intel and GlobalFoundries are replacing some copper connections with the resilient, conductive metal
Diligent Robotics Bringing Autonomous Mobile Manipulation to Hospitals
Autonomous mobile manipulation is the cutting edge of robotics right now, but Diligent Robotics is already bringing it to market
Hans Peter Luhn and the Birth of the Hashing Algorithm
The IBM engineer’s hashing algorithm gave computers a way to quickly search documents, DNA, and databases
Salesforce Towers Above Adobe, Facebook, and Google in Study of Best Places to Work in Tech
Indeed’s 2018 top tech companies report puts Salesforce on top
Nuro Raises $92 Million for Adorable Autonomous Delivery Vehicles
Somewhere between a delivery truck and a sidewalk robot, Nuro's robotic vehicles want to deliver your groceries
Bevy of Robot Swans Explore Singaporean Reservoirs
Swanbots monitor water quality while blending in with their surroundings
A Beam-Steering Antenna for 5G Mobile Phones
For the first time, a beam-steering antenna is integrated into the metal casing of a mobile phone
The Challenges in High Volume Manufacturing of Photonic Devices for Data Center Applications
Photonic devices such as optical transceivers play vital roles in modern data centers. Demand for photonic devices is at an unprecedented level. And the technology upgrades are expected to happen at the same time of this volume ramp, e.g. 40G to 100G and to 200G/400G and beyond.
Bringing the Sharing Economy to the Airwaves Will Boost Your Bandwidth
The U.S. is launching an experiment to free up jealously guarded radio spectrum
Magnetic Hammer Drives Tiny Medical Robot Through Brain Tissue
This millirobot has already probed a goat brain, and may someday maneuver through a human
Silicon Valley’s Secret Test Track for Self-Driving Cars
Crows Landing hosts some of the world’s stealthiest autonomous vehicle startups
Simple, Energy-Efficient Recycling Process for Lithium-Ion Batteries
A new recycling process requires half the energy of conventional techniques and produces ready-to-use cathode materials
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