Discover how the Veloce™ proFPGA CS platform delivers a flexible, modular architecture that scales across the full spectrum of SoC software verification needs.

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The CPU specialist heeds a memory comeback while memory chips transform from commodity to AI gold rush.

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Semiconductor equipment OEMs look to build-to-print for greater capacity.

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Chip costs are gutting smartphone margins; expect pricier iPhones and fewer cheap phones.

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Robot Operating System (ROS) drivers were developed on Analog Devices prod ucts so that they can be readily used within a ROS ecosystem. This article will give an overview on how to use and integrate these drivers in their applica tions, products, and systems (for example, autonomous navigation, safety bubble maps, and data collection robots); […]

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If there’s one defining factor about 3D printing you have to account for when you’re making a design, it’s probably layer adhesion. Sure, there are a lot of factors to …read more

Unlike biological systems, which can use muscles, robots that try to imitate them don’t have particularly fast, powerful, compact linear actuators available. This puts walking robots at a particular disadvantage, …read more

In ecology, there used to be a concept — now largely unfashionable — that species could be described as r- or K-selected, depending on how they treat their offspring. An …read more

Modern airliners are rather complicated feats of engineering. Innumerable safety-critical components are connected with tens of miles of wiring, complex digital buses, and dozens (perhaps hundreds) of computers. But, as …read more

In this age of neural net “AI”, even the most skeptical of Butlerians have to agree that these machine learning models can be very, very good at pattern recognition if …read more

Cyclone Roller Coaster, Coney Island, New York via Wikipedia   Did you know every August 16 is National Roller Coaster Day? Ride out the summer, with all of the ups and downs, on a coaster of your choosing. If you can stomach them, coasters are marvels of engineering and have been teaching young engineers lessons […]

This open source translator was built by a team at google. It is an experiment to build a fully offline translator. All the parts are off the shelf and easy to find: a Raspberry Pi 5, portable battery pack, tiny touchscreen display, mini speaker, and micro keyboard with a knob to select languages. It’s all […]

#circuitpythonparsec Use the Fruit Jam Library peripherals module to light on-board NeoPixels. Try out the code example To learn about CircuitPython:  

Low-Tech Buzzing Operation Game Build a buzzing gameboard that teaches simple circuits — great for kids and classes! This version uses mainly everyday household and recycled materials, and it’s easy for kids to build themselves. There’s no programming involved — just a simple paper circuit, basic components, and 3V coin battery for power. August is […]

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 […]

This is an interesting one from Google's Developer blog: an example project on Edge AI using a Raspberry Pi along with LiteRT and Gemma.

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As AI and machine learning are getting more and more integrated into the EDA workflows, there are new challenges emerging around areas such as interoperability, data exchange, trust, and reproducibility. […]

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Google is joining the OpenROAD Initiative (ORI) as a principal member, for its open source electronic design automation (EDA). As is customary, Google’s Technical Program Manager, Aaron Cunningham, is joining […]

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Don't miss the latest episode of our Electronics Weekly podcast, CHIIPS. It features Mark Burton - DVCon's technical programme chair.

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19 years ago the tech industry was up to its old trick of roping in the government to fight its battles. ‘The CTIA Wireless Association in the US has backed […]

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