ESA’s spacecraft Mars Express has discovered more water buried under the ice in the south polar region of Mars, the agency has announced. Several ponds of liquid water have been detected by MARSIS (Mars Advanced Radar for Subsurface and Ionosphere Sounding). Specifically, three new ponds have been discovered following analysis of more radar data from ...
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Silicon Labs and smart buildings specialist Stratis have come up with the Stratis 3.0 Gateway to provide multiprotocol wireless capabilities for connecting smart devices throughout apartment blocks. The devices enable access, energy and automation management and control and offers a Sidewalk to Sofa Solution for residents and property managers throughout multifamily and student housing. The ...
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C&K has launched an IP67-rated anti-vandal pushbutton switch with a short-body. Designed for spaced-constrained applications, the ATPS19 Series pushbutton switch offers a nearly 40% reduction on the body length as compared to the standard ATP19 version. Rated to more than 200K electrical life cycles, the ATPS19 Series is commonly used in alarm, safety & security ...
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OmniVision is sampling extensions to its OVMed medical image signal processor (ISP) family endoscopes and catheters called OH0120 and OH0130. The OH0120 provides an off-the-shelf, board-level option with HDMI connectivity and LCD screen support, as well as external USB memory-card storage. The OH0130 supports all of OmniVision’s HD and analogue medical image sensors, enabling customers ...
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