Efficiency and daylight visibility are the new benchmarks for AR glasses.

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The startup has ditched multi-vendor chiplets for a powerful in-house design, promising safety, scalability, and aggressive pricing.

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Minor timing errors can make an autonomous system act on a world model that is already out of date.

The post Timestamp Drift and Sensor Synchronization: Small Timing Errors, Big Safety Consequences appeared first on EE Times.

The stack includes an ecosystem approach combining SUSE’s open-source stack, managed service providers, and global system integrators.

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New systems are for evaluation, with commercial systems coming by 2029.

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Here at Hackaday we cover the world of retrocomputing, which means that we see all manner of older computers in our everyday work. We might even claim that we’ve seen …read more

Before Linux, there was Unix. It was great, but it was and has been plagued by problems with licensing and proprietary competition. [Vintage Appartus] recalls, for example, the AT&T Unix …read more

Normally, when you design an electronic gadget, you worry about how hot it will get. Automotive-grade components, for example, often have higher allowable temperatures than commercial parts. However, extremely cold …read more

Back when phones used to ship with chargers in the box, you’d get a plugpack that could charge one device. Aftermarket manufacturers eventually started making chargers with four or five …read more

One doesn’t generally associate cardboard with structural components like hinges, but [Itoshige Studio] assures us that you can absolutely create hinges out of this ubiquitous material. In total the video …read more

#circuitpythonparsec Create smooooth noise with the CircuitPython_Noise library. code example Todbot’s noise library To learn about CircuitPython:  

From the GitHub release page: This is CircuitPython 10.3.0-alpha.1, an alpha release for 10.2.0. Further features, changes, and bug fixes will be added before the final release of 10.3.0. Highlights of this release Improve SD card USB presentation on macOS. Prefer foo.py over foo/ package when importing, like CPython. Pin fixes. Enable gifio and storage […]

MoVig shares: This desk mounted tool holder is designed to keep your most-used tools organized and within easy reach while saving valuable desk space. Perfect for holding pens, weeding tools, scissors, craft tools, and other small accessories, this organizer mounts securely to the edge of your desk or work surface, making it ideal for craft […]

Shared by Mc2.project3D on MakerWorld: I’m a neat freak and I love organizers, I didn’t want to do the usual box printed in full. I wanted a box that could be printed in a short time. Download the files and learn more Every Thursday is #3dthursday here at Adafruit! The DIY 3D printing community has […]

Shared by Baeoniq on Thingiverse: A complete fishing kit including live bait and hook storage, easy-attach weighable bobber, and more. This 2026 update includes several enhancements over my older models; it is built to be extremely sturdy and can be printed entirely without supports. This hobo fishing reel kit is designed for anglers who prioritize […]

Microchip is expanding its portfolio of Trust Shield devices. The new post‑quantum cryptography (PQC)‑ready chips are the TS1800 Platform Root of Trust controller and the TS50x secure boot controller. They ...

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Considering only those written in the last seven days, the most read stories on our site cover the UK government backing the AI startup Ineffable Intelligence, a novel method for producing 2D material, and TSMC selling its shares in Arm.

The post Most Read – IQE funding, AI Startup, TSMC sells Arm appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Q1 capex for Google, Amazon, Microsoft and Meta was a combined $130 billion – most of it spent on building datacentres. Capex forecasts for the year were: Meta $125-145 billion; ...

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Apple had calendar Q1 sales up 17% YoY at $111.18 billion for a gross margin of  49.27%. The company expects further sales growth of 14-17% in the current quarter. Sales ...

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BYD, China’s biggest EV maker, saw Q1 profits fall 55.4% YoY to $600 million – the company’s fourth consecutive monthly profits decline. Revenue fell 11.8% to $22 billion. BYD’s Q1 ...

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