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Surface haptics render textures, dials: on-the-fly
Surface haptics render textures, dials: on-the-fly
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Chicago-based startup Tanvas is gearing up to deliver cost-competitive reconfigurable multi-touch haptics to automotive displays, rendering dials, sliders and any…
Driving down the on resistance of silicon carbide transistors
Driving down the on resistance of silicon carbide transistors
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UnitedSiC has developed silicon carbide transistors in standard packages with the world's lowest on resistance. Chris Dries, CEO, talks to…
“Head unit will offer opportunity to work while travelling”
“Head unit will offer opportunity to work while travelling”
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The globally active software service provider Mobica has opened a German branch in order to intensify its business relations with…
“Climate debate will stimulate automotive chip demand”
“Climate debate will stimulate automotive chip demand”
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Recently, the EU gave the green light for Infineon's acquisition of Cypress. This will enable the Munich-based chip manufacturer to…

Interview – Stefan Steyerl, Analog Devices
Interview – Stefan Steyerl, Analog Devices
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The real world is analog, but more and more information processing takes place in the digital sphere. This holds true in all areas of electronics application, and in particular in…
“Connecting the analog world with the digital”
“Connecting the analog world with the digital”
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The real world is analog, but more and more information processing takes place in the digital sphere. This holds true in all areas of electronics application, and in particular in…
“Connecting the analog world with the digital”
“Connecting the analog world with the digital”
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The real world is analog, but more and more information processing takes place in the digital sphere. This holds true in all areas of electronics application, and in particular in…
“Connecting the analog world with the digital”
“Connecting the analog world with the digital”
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The real world is analog, but more and more information processing takes place in the digital sphere. This holds true in all areas of electronics application, and in particular in…
CUI sells off electromechanical components business
CUI sells off electromechanical components business
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CUI has sold off its Electromechanical Component business to a group of senior managers and founders for $15m. Nick Flaherty talks to Jeff Schnabel of CUI Devices.
Battery management startup drives AI in the cloud
Battery management startup drives AI in the cloud
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ION Energy aims to be a key provider of battery management technology using the cloud, AI and digital twin modelling. Nick Flaherty talks to co-founder and CEO, Akhil Aryan.
Cable harness: The unseen challenge
Cable harness: The unseen challenge
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With the automation of driving, electronics in cars are becoming increasingly complex, and OEMs are mulling new architectures that meet the demand of the future. However, the modernization so far…
Rockley’s Rickman sees silicon photonics coming back to sensing
Rockley’s Rickman sees silicon photonics coming back to sensing
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Andrew Rickman, is well-known as the founder of pioneering silicon photonics company Bookham Technology Ltd., which started in 1988. We travelled deep into North Wiltshire to interview him in his…
CEO interview: Rockley’s Rickman sees silicon photonics coming back to sensing
CEO interview: Rockley’s Rickman sees silicon photonics coming back to sensing
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Andrew Rickman, is well-known as the founder of pioneering silicon photonics company Bookham Technology Ltd., which he started in 1988. We travelled deep into North Wiltshire to interview him in…
Interview – Baselabs’ Eric Richter on sensor fusion
Interview – Baselabs’ Eric Richter on sensor fusion
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The automation of driving requires an immense amount of software in the vehicles, also and above all in the area of sensor data fusion. The software company Baselabs has gained…
“Centralisation of sensor data fusion will continue”
“Centralisation of sensor data fusion will continue”
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The automation of driving requires an immense amount of software in the vehicles, also and above all in the area of sensor data fusion. The software company Baselabs has gained…
„ISO 26262 is not perfectly designed for Artificial Intelligence“
„ISO 26262 is not perfectly designed for Artificial Intelligence“
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The automation of driving requires an immense amount of software in the vehicles, also and above all in the area of sensor data fusion. The software company Baselabs has gained…
NXP pushes ahead in the radar market
NXP pushes ahead in the radar market
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Among all sensor technologies, radar technology will play a key role in future vehicle generations and will remain a growth driver for NXP. The chip manufacturer has just signed a…
Interview with Clarisse Ginet, CEO of Texplained
Interview with Clarisse Ginet, CEO of Texplained
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Back in 2016, chip security analysis startup Texplained was making its first investments in laboratory equipment, analyzing various chips’ internals and commercializing its reports as a catalogue of heavily scrutinized…
Analysis tool reads through chips’ architectures
Analysis tool reads through chips’ architectures
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Back in 2016, chip security analysis startup Texplained was making its first investments in laboratory equipment, analyzing various chips’ internals and commercializing its reports as a catalogue of heavily scrutinized…
Globalfoundries’ Morgenstern: Diversity is key in Dresden
Globalfoundries’ Morgenstern: Diversity is key in Dresden
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eeNews Europe caught up with Thomas Morgenstern, the managing director of Globalfoundries' operations in Dresden, Germany, and found a semiconductor executive with a remit to broaden the company's approach to…
Telit tackles power in the cellular Internet of Things
Telit tackles power in the cellular Internet of Things
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Power is an increasingly important part of the Internet of Things, and chip maker Telit in Israel is adding a cloud-based layer to configure edge nodes to get the best…
ADI completes integration of Linear Technology
ADI completes integration of Linear Technology
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Two years on from the acquisition of Linear Technology, the merger is complete. Stefan Steyerl, managing director of Germany for Analog Devices, was a key part of the deal and…
e-peas looking for funds to develop ultra low power IoT devices
e-peas looking for funds to develop ultra low power IoT devices
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Belgian energy harvesting specialist e-peas is about to set out on a new round of fundraising to develop a new ultra low power microcontroller and sensors for the Internet of…
e-peas looks to raise funds for ultra low power IoT microcontroller and sensors
e-peas looks to raise funds for ultra low power IoT microcontroller and sensors
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Belgian energy harvesting specialist e-peas is about to set out on a new round of fundraising to develop a new ultra low power microcontroller and sensors for the Internet of…
Aqueous fuel to revolutionize hydrogen transport and refuelling
Aqueous fuel to revolutionize hydrogen transport and refuelling
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Australian-Israeli startup company Electriq~Global aims to simplify the hydrogen transport and refuelling infrastructure thanks to a safe water-based and hydrogen-rich fuel it developed together with a catalytic system that efficiently…
“Vehicle manufacturers learn a lot from Formula E”
“Vehicle manufacturers learn a lot from Formula E”
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Smart2Zero met Formula E driver Pascal Wehrlein from the Mahindra racing team at the Embedded World trade fair, at the Renesas booth. Why Renesas? The Japanese chipmaker maintains a technology…
Aqueous fuel to revolutionize hydrogen transport and refuelling
Aqueous fuel to revolutionize hydrogen transport and refuelling
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Founded in 2014, Australian-Israeli company Electriq~Global aims to simplify drastically the whole hydrogen transport and refuelling infrastructure thanks to a safe water-based and hydrogen-rich fuel it developed together with a…
Sensing sub-surface features can make Lidar cheaper, says startup
Sensing sub-surface features can make Lidar cheaper, says startup
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After closing its $3M seed round for its ground-penetrating radar (GPR) technology, Startup WaveSense is developing a mapping technology aimed at autonomous vehicles but exclusively looking at sub-surface features.


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