By performing deep learning at the speed of light, this chip could give edge devices new capabilities for real-time data analysis.
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Water consumption is outstripping supply. The National Geographic Society says we are consuming eight times more water than we did a century ago, a concern that is leading to the 'water gap', where renewable water sources can't keep pace with demand.
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Embedded Multimedia Card (eMMC) is a non-volatile flash memory mainly used in mobile devices and embedded systems. It has a single package design featuring a NAND flash memory integrated with a memory controller.
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Ada is a state-of-the-art programming language development teams use worldwide for critical software. It is unique among languages in that it helps detect and eliminate bugs early in the software life cycle when they are the least expensive to correct.
Boat Fix and Monogoto bring real-time visibility and control to the recreational marine industry
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Wevolver spoke with John Weil, Vice President of IoT and Edge AI Processor Business at Synaptics, to understand the challenges of bringing AI to the edge, how the Synaptics Astra™AI Native platform enables cognitive computing in real-world devices, and what the future holds for edge intelligence.
JFETs unlock greater performance and efficiency in many IoT applications.
IoT projects do not fail because of the technology, they fail because of bad business cases.
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Smart locks are forming the front line for home security. Unlike regular locks, they eliminate the need for physical keys, allowing doors to lock and unlock through wireless connectivity. That connectivity brings innovation.
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TU/e researchers have sent the equivalent of 1.9 million Netflix series via infrared light from the roof of their building.
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The real value of IoT for Electronic Logging Devices
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Distance image sensors utilize the indirect time-of-flight (TOF) technique to precisely determine the range to a target object. By emitting pulse-modulated light, these sensors capture reflected signals and process the information in real time.
That’s why we need to focus on software-defined products, allowing for full customization without the need for physical access.
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Nordic Semiconductor Introduces NTN Support and SIM Solution at Embedded World 2025
This article walks you through the standard and provides an update on its market adoption.
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