Olympus’ DSX1000 breaks barriers in industrial microscopy, writes Olympus.
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For 17 years the Elektra Awards has celebrated the innovation, skills and sheer verve of the electronics industry. Here’s how to be part of it. Make sure you are a part of the industry’s glittering gala evening and enter one or more categories for a chance to be recognised by the influencers and leaders of ...
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David Hollander, of the Bluetooth SIG, considers how Bluetooth is becoming the smart building protocol of choice.
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Millions witnessed the moon landing in July 1969. Caroline Hayes looks at space technology then and in the 21st century. Six years after he opened the Labour Party conference with his rousing “white heat of technology” speech, Harold Wilson was prime minister of the UK and Neil Armstrong and Edwin (Buzz) Aldrin walked on the ...
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Sponsored Content: Microlease has grown and established its business for over 50 years, supplying test equipment to various different industries, from telecommunications to defence. Find out more about Microlease and its services from the video below.
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To reflect the increasing role of communication and marketing efforts in the electronics arena Electronics Weekly has introduced a new category to the Elektra Awards for 2019.
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Note the deadline for entries to EW BrightSparks 2019 - Thursday 28 February 2019. Please nominate a deserving colleague or friend.
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Following Elon Musk’s speech at Cleantech Forum 2011, there has been a lot of interest in supercapacitors and for sure the potential offered by nanotechnologies is keeping high hopes that at some point in the future, supercapacitors might reach a point where they equal the performance of batteries. As can be seen in the chart ...
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Human interaction with technology through voice control is more convenient than touchscreens but difficult to achieve – until now, says Cliff Ortmeyer. For almost as long as computers have existed, engineers have worked to develop better ways for humans to interact with technology. Until the most recent iterations of the touchscreen, most interfaces between humans ...
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Thank you to all those who attended our Linux and Security training day in Reading last week, in conjunction with training specialists Doulos and sponsored by Avnet Silica.
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