This technical white paper details an embedded occupancy-monitoring solution for elevator cabins combining the Melexis MLX90642 Far-Infrared (FIR) thermal sensor array with a hardware-agnostic People Detection Library. Engineered to overcome the limitations of optical cameras, PIR sensors, and floor load cells, the solution provides guaranteed privacy-by-design via local edge processing and thermal imaging without cloud […]

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As electricity access becomes a financial barrier to AI expansion, the U.S. and China face different risks in building the infrastructure of the digital economy.

The post The AI Power Bill: Who Gets Grid Capacity, and Who Bears the Risk? appeared first on EE Times.

Bluetooth® High Data Throughput enables faster data transfer, greater capacity, energy efficiency, and reliability for advanced wireless applications.

The post Bluetooth® High Data Throughput: a Foundation for Next Generation Wireless Experiences appeared first on EE Times.

Safe agricultural autonomy depends on matching safeguards to the machine, its surroundings, and the people who interact with it.

The post What It Takes to Let a Farm Robot Work Alone appeared first on EE Times.

Chang Ming delivers scarce semiconductors, with rigorous 9-step quality inspection & global supply chain support for European & American electronics buyers.

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Raspberry Pi has just leaked information on the Pi Zero 3W. They did it by publishing a DeviceTree file that describes the hardware of the Pi Zero. This is how …read more

[Adrian Black]’s enthusiasm is palpable as he shows off something truly unusual: a Lobo MAX-80 computer from 1982. To call this machine rare would be an understatement, as the company …read more

The early 2000s saw a Cambrian Explosion of form factors for mobile devices, and one of the most feature-rich phones of the time was the Danger Hiptop, better known as …read more

Not only does [Mew463]’s robotic car charger take care of plugging in his vehicle for him, it has some really clever features that are great to see in action. We’ve …read more

For as long as there have been sports cars, there have been blokes in tin sheds making their own sports cars. It’s a pursuit that has birthed famous marques and …read more

The Python for Microcontrollers Newsletter is the place for the latest news involving Python on hardware (microcontrollers AND single board computers like Raspberry Pi). This ad-free, spam-free weekly email is filled with CircuitPython, MicroPython, and Python information that you may have missed, all in one place! You get a summary of all the software, events, projects, and the latest hardware worldwide once a week, no […]

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with NYC Parks – Sunday, November 22! Details here. Join the Urban Park Rangers for a guided walk through Lenapehoking, the ancestral homeland of the Lenape. Explore the landscape’s Indigenous history, seasonal ecology, and the traditions that continue to shape New York City today. More Native American Heritage Month posts […]

The T-Mobile Sidekick, sold elsewhere as the Danger Hiptop, ran DangerOS, which only loads software signed by Danger or a carrier. Developers used to get a signed key from a web form, but that closed in 2010 and nobody issues keys anymore. ashe, writing at x86.cx, made one instead. The Danger SDK and a firmware […]

Michael Larabel at Phoronix reports that exfatprogs 1.4.4 is out, with a speed-up for making new exFAT filesystems. exfatprogs is the set of user-space tools for exFAT on Linux, the package that includes mkfs.exfat for formatting a drive and fsck.exfat for checking one. exFAT is the Microsoft filesystem used on most SD cards and USB […]

rh1tech has released version 1.08 of frank-386, a port of the Tiny386 PC emulator to the RP2350, posted on GitHub. Builds run at 378 MHz with PSRAM at 133 MHz and USB HID on. With HDMI output the clock goes up to 504 MHz. The big change is real HDMI instead of DVI, using the […]

According to tech Taiwan, reported by Wcctech, MediaTek people who are using Intel’s  EMIB-T packaging technology have had a complaint from Intel engineers about their demands for quick answers to […]

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Nickel-aluminium (Ni/Al) is emerging as an alternative to silver-aluminium (Ag/Al) in shielding applications, writes Rachid Ait El Cadi. For decades Ag/Al conductive elastomer gaskets have occupied a leading position in electromagnetic […]

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TSMC today announced a 59.7% rise YoY and a $14.7% rise  MoM for its October revenue of $17.8 billion. Revenue for January through October 2026 totaled $136.2 billion, an increase […]

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Infineon had Q4 FY 2026 revenue  of €4.706 billion for profit of €1.119 billion at a margin of 23.8% For FY 2026 it had revenue of €16.353 billion, up 12up […]

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