Sony SPresense is a multi-function development kit with a lot of processing power, GPS receivers and a camera interface, amongst other peripherals. The CXD5602 SoC on the 50 x 20.6mm main board contains six 156MHz ARM Cortex-M4F cores, and its periperals include an 8bit parallel camera interface, a multi-constellation GNSS receiver, and a sensor-fusion block ...
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Q3 chip revenues grew 7.4% q-o-q, says IHS, reaching a record $129 billion. Samsung took 16.2% market share, followed by Intel at 14.5% and Hynix at 7.8%. Over the last eight months Samsung has gained 3.8% of share while Intel has lost 4.8%. In Q3, Intel grew 12.6%, Samsung grew 9.3%, and Hynix grew 6.5%. Q3 ...
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Inertial measurement units (IMUs) from Bosch Sensortec are now available from Mouser. The BMI088 is a low noise, six-axis inertial sensor is designed for industrial applications as well as drone and robotic applications. The IMU has a 16bit digital, triaxial accelerometer and a 16bit digital, triaxial gyroscope to measure orientation and detect motion along three ...
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Tesco and VW are to set up an EV charging network based on Tesco’s srprores. In the next three years, the plan is to install 2,400 charging posts in 600 stores. That would increase the number of UK charging points by 14%. The installation will be done by Pod Point which has installed 2,500 charging ...
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Participating in Formula Student gives a platform to explore leadership, teamwork and public relations in engineering before entering the world of work
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Artificial intelligence can recognise congestive heart failure non-invasively via by a cloud-connected phone, briging diagnosis into the home, according to a research team from Nanyang Technological University and Tan Tock Seng Hospital, both of Singapore. One in five people worldwide, according to Nanyang, run the risk of developing congestive heart failure – and this increases with age. ...
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Saelig has introduced the Alldaq ADQ-USB 3.0-ISO series of USB 3.0 isolators, which support the full USB 3.0 SuperSpeed data rate of 5Gbit/s, while breaking the electrical connection between host PC and peripheral. Applications are expected in industrial and automotive instrumentation, and blocking mains pick-up in professional sound. “Re-clocking design guarantees a stable USB connection ...
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Wave Computing, the edge computing start-up, has taken its VC funding tally to $117.3 million with its latest Series E round of $86 million which was, says Wave, oversubscribed. Wave is one of a host of ‘neural’processor start-ups claiming to have a new way of processing large data-sets on-chip. Wave calls its technology DataFlow and ...
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The semiconductor industry has a big stake in what happens in Buenos Aires this week. Applied and ASML are among a host of companies which have already had to pull out of Fujian Jin Hua’s fab site following an escalation of the Trump-Xi trade war. The US equipment industry is losing substantial revenues over the ...
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