At AutoSens Europe, automotive sensing designs reflected tighter safety standards, advances in AI processing, and growing cybersecurity requirements.

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Analog Devices India’s Praveen Jose said device miniaturization is driving higher performance and quality in smaller form factors.

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Qualcomm introduced two distinct Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 SoCs for high-end smartphones as it expands personal agentic AI across mobile, wearables, and PCs.

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Join us where attendees will see how on-device processing improves resilience, reduces exposure of sensitive data, counters spoofing, and supports practical deployment across buildings, smart locks, vehicles and appliances.

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Are you struggling with PCBA defects? Learn how to optimize your PCBA testing strategy by combining In-Circuit Testing (ICT), Functional Testing (FCT with Bed-of-Nails or Flying Probe Testers.

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One fascinating thing about a pulsed laser is that, though the average power may be measured in watts or milliwatts, the peak power can easily reach millions of times that. …read more

If you’re interested in aerospace, there’s an excellent chance you’ve heard the rumor that NASA is trying to get its SR-71 flying again. Or at the very least, they are …read more

When [Thomas] showed his 1960s-era Tektronix 545A oscilloscope in a recent video, it made us both nostalgic and happy. Nostalgic because we miss the days when our oscilloscopes were “mainframes” …read more

If you saw a device that had a laptop form factor playing sound and video, alt-tabbing over to play a game or take some notes, then back to the video …read more

[Tolko] wanted to encourage kids to have some physical activity, but noted that they only wanted to play games. That led to BlobJump, a Raspberry Pi-based game sort of like …read more

ADAFRUIT WEEKLY EDITORIAL ROUND-UP We’ve got so much happening here at Adafruit that it’s not always easy to keep up! Don’t fret, we’ve got you covered. Each week we’ll be posting a handy round-up of what we’ve been up to, ranging from learn guides to blog articles, videos, and more. BLOG ⌨️ Adafruit’s Top 10 […]

MIT engineers developed a soft robot that can flap through water in response to flashes of light. Credits: Photo: Melanie Gonick, MIT via MIT MIT engineers have developed a thin, muscle-powered swimming robot. The engineers showed that the paper-thin bot could swim and swivel through a simple watery maze. At its fastest, the robot can […]

A phyllotaxis describes a distinct arrangement of leaves some plants form. It is one of nature’s mesmerizing patterns and one that maker Jagi Natarajan is particularly interested in. In this project they created spiraling audio-reactive LED display. It has 89 individual cells each lit by an addressable LED. The project has already gone through two […]

Hubble has photographed the “Ghost Nebula,” which has eerie, semitransparent flowing veils of gas and dust. The nebula is being blasted by a torrent of radiation from a nearby, blue-giant star. This animation flips between two views from Hubble. The more colorful image is taken in visible light where the glow of hydrogen gas looks […]

Image via NASA   NASA is using special paint that glows under ultraviolet light to test airflow and pressure. The paint responds to pressure by glowing brighter. This is first test using the “unsteady Pressure Sensitive Paint” that has been in development for a few years. Via NASA: Unsteady pressure sensitive paint is a specialized […]

The obscene price of memory has spawned ‘Scamaggedon’ – a tsunami of  fake parts hitting the market, Ed confides to his diary. The guy with his finger on the pulse […]

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The most popular ones on the site include Micron having a $54bn revenue quarter, Anthropic revealing the biggest pre-IPO loss in history and TSMC looking to build six fabs in Texas...

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TDK is introducing its B3272*A/G/T series of DC-link film capacitors that are qualified for continuous operation at case temperatures of up to +135 °C, with no derating required up to […]

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The renowned UK semiconductor expert, Dr Ian Mackintosh, argued in his keynote address at the 1978 International Solid State Circuits Conference in San Francisco, that much of America’s dominance in […]

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Renesas Electronics is sampling the SLG46801, its smallest GreenPAK configurable mixed-signal device. The 9-ball device combines an ultra-small footprint with multi-time programmability, highlights Renesas. It is aimed at compact products […]

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