7 ways a data logger can save you money
Every day, we talk with dozens of customers to help them find the right data logger for their project. One of the first questions we ask is, “Why are you buying a data logger?”
Lightbar and siren design illustrates tradeoff challenges
Every engineering design requires tradeoffs and compromises among its many parameters; some are obvious but many are not...
Sensor-based solutions for vital signs measurements
We’ve come a long way from fuel and oil pressure gauges in vehicles, and now every feature is instrumented and logged, so we can diagnose faults after they occur but also anticipate them...
Evaluating an IoT security model against industry baselines
Building a house that is strong enough to withstand the test of time requires well-defined codes, specifications based on rigorous testing, and thorough...
Adaptive listening sensor ‘learns’ background noise
Piezoelectric MEMS technology company Vesper has announced its next generation microphone based on a listening sensor which ‘learns’ from background noise...
Designing with an LPWAN module
LPWAN technologies have greatly advanced in recent years. The two leading competitive LPWAN technologies today are LoRaWAN and LTE. LoRa Alliance, the organization behind the LoRaWAN specifications...
Developing open-source smart farming systems
This article explores the challenges that farmers face today, the research project’s findings, and how these findings can help address some of the difficulties of modern farming...
AI-based substrate calibration tool accurately predicts failures
Paris-based EDA startup Intento Design has introduced an artificial-intelligence (AI) based tool that calibrates the extracted substrate model for any Analog design automation firm adds AI-based substrate calibration tool, helping predict failures early, and within seconds according to the company...
Cadence and UMC certify mmWave reference flow on 28HPC+ process
Collaboration enables customers to utilize Cadence RF solutions to design 5G, IoT and automotive applications on UMC’s 28nm process technology...
Monitoring your health by drawing bioelectronics on skin
Engineers at the University of Missouri have demonstrated that drawing bioelectronics on skin using pencils and paper could be used to monitor personal health...