CASPA’s annual conference celebrates its 35th anniversary with a lineup of more than 35 CEOs from Silicon Valley, including Intel’s Lip-Bu Tan and Cerebras’s Andrew Feldman.

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Honya Europe's Robert Tarantowicz shares 17 years of lessons on PCB sourcing in China, quality, trust, and risk management.

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Low-volume production sits between research and mass manufacturing. Europe needs an industrial model to fill the gap.

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Applied Materials’ $5 billion EPIC Center brings chipmakers, equipment suppliers, and researchers together to accelerate semiconductor R&D and commercialization.

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Join this webinar and learn how to add LCD graphics to MCU projects without a display controller, accelerator, or external DRAM.

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Well, that was fast! Last week, we reported on two apparently simultaneous hacks using the 2.4 GHz radio inside many ESP32 variants that enabled raw access to the radio samples, …read more

Game consoles tend to have a weak spot or two that will take certain units out sooner than they would due to normal parts aging. In the case of the …read more

In countries where PET bottles do not get slapped with an additional fee that induces you to return it for recycling and said fee back, the resulting piles of discarded …read more

In the last few installments, we looked at using the Tang Nano 20K with both the GOWIN tools and some open-source tools. The open-source tools certainly had the advantage of …read more

The Sony PlayStation Portable, better known as the PSP, is now over two decades old. In its day it was an impressive handheld gaming machine, not least because of the …read more

Bonnie Jeanne Dunbar is an American engineer and retired NASA astronaut who flew on five Space Shuttle missions between 1985 and 1998. University of Washington Magazine shared her story. It was only fitting that Dunbar flew on the space shuttle. As an undergraduate at the UW, she helped Ceramic Engineering Professor James I. Mueller develop […]

  image via yaminzhang.group   Dr. Yamin Zhang has invented a sesame seed sized wireless pacemaker that is both an electrical stimulator and a battery: Its electrodes, made from bioabsorbable metals like molybdenum, magnesium, and/or zinc, pass current through the heart’s own fluids, which serve as the battery’s electrolyte. The pacemaker, roughly the size of […]

Tech Talkies built a small video player around an ESP32-S3 and posted the build on Hackster.io. The board is a MaTouch Lite ESP32-S3 with a 2.4 inch ST7789 SPI IPS touchscreen, dressed up as a miniature television. Decoding H.264 on a microcontroller is not practical, so the project sidesteps the problem. A video is converted […]

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cgwaltney Christopher posted a video on the Seeed Studio Forum introducing WireClaw, a port of OpenClaw for the ESP32. The thread sits in the forum’s General Info and Guidance category, and the post itself is the video. In a follow-up message, the same poster reports getting stuck while working through the tutorial. Asking the chat […]

Learn more about TME Education – an educational project based on practical learning and collaboration with local communities.

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The UK Electronics Skills Foundation’s (UKESF) new report examines the routes women take to study electronics in further education: Pathways into Electronics: Women EEE Students. It shares findings into the […]

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As more and more people lean on chatbots for comfort and guidance, experts have raised alarms over the potential pitfalls: erosion of social skills, unhealthy attachment to digital companions offering […]

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Adding cybersecurity to a car alongside existing protection against technical failures may disrupt critical reaction times for preventing an accident. Engineers can balance this through combined risk analysis, writes Diego […]

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Knowles is introducing its ATT A-Series of wideband, surface mount attenuators, broadening its high-performance RF component portfolio. The company highlights the series’ attenuation accuracy and high power handling in a compact […]

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