Humanoid robots have reached manufacturing lines. Success now hinges on power, production-level reliability, and real-world data streams.

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Providing needed safety margins, AOZ13058DI Type-C sink and AOZ15953DI Type-C source protection switches pave the way for efficient, safe USB Type-C EPR.

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Guide to designing robust capacitive touch keys for automotive and appliances, covering sensing theory, PCB layout, EMI, moisture, safety, and compliance.

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It seems like everybody takes their turn doing an ESP32-based weather display, and why not? They’re cheap, they’re easy, and you need to start somewhere. With the Cheap Yellow Display …read more

Cognitive processes are not something that we generally pay much attention to until something goes wrong, but they cover the entire scope of us ingesting sensory information, the processing and …read more

Moon missions are hot again for the first bit since the space race. While the previous period had us land on the big lunar rock, the missions of tomorrow have …read more

Magne Lauritzen at CERN has posted an interesting method for setting up a Physics and Electronics R&D lab. The majority of this guide applies to any lab doing experimental physics, electronics development, or instrumentation work. Sensor-specific sections are clearly marked. The guide covers equipment, infrastructure, and services. It does not cover lab procedures such as […]

Simon Shimel likes to journal but not into a notebook. To solve this problem, I created a simple Raspberry Pi based journal, which I could use each night, entering in the chaos of the day, locking it away once I was done. After creating this, I found that the form factor of the writerdeck was […]

Dr. Scott M. Baker posts about designing and implementing a new operating system for old computers. there’s already RomWBW and Fuzix for the RC2014, and if you’re not that ambitious, there’s plenty of options for running BASIC directly from ROM. So why implement a new operating system? Well, I’ve always wanted to design my own […]

The Universities of Exeter and Leicester – funded by the UK Space Agency (UKSA) – are behind the Fluorescent Deep Space Petri-Pod (FDSPP) project. Heading for the International Space Station ...

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Littelfuse has released its TDB series of ultra-miniature surface mount half-pitch (1.27mm) DIP switches. The half-pitch (1.27 mm) design is for reducing PCB footprints while supporting automated SMT assembly. In ...

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The two pre-eminent apostles of the AI phenomenon – Sam Altman and Jensen Huang – are stretching credibility these days. During a recent video appearance at the HumanX conference in ...

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