Dukosi DK-NFLNK provides synchronous communication with DKCMS battery monitoring systems.

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Saskatchewan brings together AI infrastructure, quantum research, chip design talent, and advanced materials expertise to expand its role in Canada’s technology ecosystem.

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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.

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

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It’s become a bit of a platitude to state that products were manufactured better in ‘the olden days’, but as [The Meandrous Engineer] covers in a recent video essay, the …read more

Somehow, seeing DOOM on things that were never meant to run DOOM never gets old. It’s probably hard to get further into the “never meant to run DOOM” weeds than …read more

Although combining electronics and 3D-printed structures is fairly common, this usually entails some level of manual assembly. This contrasts strongly with the Print & Place approach demonstrated by [Oliver Child] …read more

Although it used to be a much more rare event, now almost any time at dawn or dusk, provided clear weather, a human observer can walk outside, look up, and …read more

Back in 2002, [Takahiro Yonemura] and others built a system that used a single webcam-like device to track a user’s hand and generate inputs for a computer. Given that this …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 […]

TheGavinSheehan at Bleeding Cool writes that the modern Commodore has announced the Callback 8020, a flip phone styled after the Y2K era. It runs Sailfish OS, a Linux-based mobile operating system with roots in Nokia’s old phone software, adapted for the Callback through a partnership with Jolla. Jolla is the Finnish company started by former […]

Artforum, Art in America, and ARTnews is happening the 11th through the 14th across 32 participating institutions across the city. Check out what is happening during Art Week NYC! Art Week NYC is a dynamic new highlight on the city’s cultural calendar, spanning neighborhoods and venues across the city. An expansive celebration of art and […]

OrbitalWiki’s listening page turns satellite passes into sound. Active satellites play one note at the moment they’re highest in the sky over a chosen spot, so the result is a live, location-specific piece of music. The page pulls the latest CelesTrak element sets for every active satellite in the catalog from a single free endpoint, […]

Julian Horsey at Geeky Gadgets writes about a hardware in the loop (HIL) development setup from Andreas Spiess that has an AI write ESP32 firmware and then test it on real hardware. It’s called the Embedded AI Harness, a framework that ties the AI together with the hardware and the test scripts. The AI writes […]

Don’t miss the Electronics Weekly roundup of all our latest news from Electronica, the bi-annual event running from 10-13 November in Munich. Electronica is the world’s biggest electronics show, and Electronics […]

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Minew is introducing the MG10, a Bluetooth AoA (Angle of Arrival) positioning base station, supporting 0.1 to 1 meter accuracy. It is designed to enable high-precision indoor positioning in real-time […]

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Google Cloud is pairing​​ ​its TPU 8i Max system​s​ ​with​ Arm-based ​Axion processors that are custom Arm Neoverse-based CPUs​ With TPU 8i Max, Google is extending its use of Axion […]

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Imec has delivered the baseline flows for the silicon interposer platform being developed within the NanoIC pilot line. Providing an early technical view of a key technology for chiplet integration, […]

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Distributor TME (Transfer Multisort Elektronik) showcased the Arduino VENTUNO Q at this year’s electronica. The high-performance single-board computer (SBC) targets Edge AI, robotics, and real-time control applications, reflecting the prominence […]

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