Industries

ROHM has expanded its portfolio of surface-mount near-infrared (NIR) LEDs with new compact top-view types. They are optimised for applications such as VR/AR devices, industrial optical sensors, and human detection sensors.

The electric vehicle (EV) charging industry is experiencing rapid growth. With consumers, industries and governments demanding more environmentally sustainable transportation, the EV charging infrastructure must become more efficient and accessible.

Teledyne announces the release of three variants of industrial CMOS sensors, with resolutions ranging from 1.3MP up to 67MP, following a delta space qualification methodology and radiation testing.

Humanoid robots integrate many subsystems, including servo control systems, battery management system (BMS), sensor systems, AI system control, and many more. Size and heat dissipation requirements are challenging to meet when integrating these systems into the volume of a human while maintaining the smooth operation of this complex system. 

EVA England has launched a campaign and online tool ‘Charge Up Change’ enabling drivers to address their MP directly on the changes they would most like to see when it comes to electric vehicles (EVs) and EV charging infrastructure.

imec have announced their collaboration with Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) to research nanoelectronics-based solutions for minimally and non-invasive diagnostic devices for personalised medicine.

With WORKS Integration, ASMPT SMT Solutions is provifing a central integration platform through which all its hardware and software solutions can communicate with each other.

Rutgers University-New Brunswick researchers have uncovered a new class of materials, intercrystals, with unqiue electronic properties that have the potential to power future technologies.

As UN R155, R156, and ISO 24089 cybersecurity and software update regulations become increasingly important for automotive manufacturers globally, the eSync Alliance has welcomed VicOne as its newest member.

Syslogic is presenting the RML-R10 SPE, a powerful railway computer based on Intel Raptor Lake technology. Four single-pair Ethernet interfaces allow for straightforward connection of automotive sector sensors.