2019年12月11日 星期三

Dr. Frederik Schulze Spüntrup joins BrightSparks judging panel

For its fourth year, the EW BrightSparks programme, in partnership with RS Components, sees Dr. Frederik Schulze Spüntrup join its illustrious judging panel. Frederik Schulze Spüntrup is the elected president of the European Young Engineers, a European umbrella organization representing the voice of more than 350,000 young engineers, fostering mobility, education and the awareness of ...

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IoT and semi investor joins Crayfish.io China-focused accelerator fund

Shenzen-based DB investment management (DBI) has joined the Crayfish.io accelerator as the second anchor investor opening up further opportunities for UK and European semiconductor and IoT companies to join the programme and get ‘China-ready’. Two months since its launch, the ‘China-ready’ investment programme for UK and European companies has increased by £2.33m. DBI’s investment focus ...

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Pyreos TO-39 quad detectors for multi-gas and food detection

Pyreos has announced its taking orders for a range of four channel (quad) pyroelectric detectors in TO-39 packaging and will ship the first samples this month. The detectors are targeted at gas and food analysis applications such as refrigerant detection, anaesthesia, exhaust gases, carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons. A pre-configured list of 30 filters is now ...

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Renesas and Minebea Mitsumi collaborate on stepping motor

Renesas and Minebea Mitsumi have announced the joint development of resolver-based (angle sensor) stepping motor and motor control solutions for use in robots, office automation (OA) equipment, and medical/nursing care equipment. These applications require motors with precision control, miniaturized form factors, and resistance to environmental influences. For its part in the collaboration, Minebea Mitsumi has ...

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Southampton Uni spin-off reduces 5G latency by 16x

AccelerCom, the Southampton University spin-out, has announced general availability of the 5G NR LDPC version of its error correction software which reduces latency up to 16x to support numerology 4 in 3GPP 38.211 and also results in significant power savings for mobile networks with lower order numerology networks. The company’s LDPC IP is optimized and configurable ...

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2019年12月10日 星期二

Tieto and ST combine on OTA auto firmware upgrades and V2X

Tieto and ST are to develop Central Control-Unit (CCU) software for ST’s Telemaco Platform. Over-the-air update needs have led ST to develop the Telemaco family of automotive, multi-processor SoCs  and its associated Telemaco3P Modular Telematics Platform (MTP), which provides an open development environment for prototyping advanced Smart Driving applications. The Telemaco3P automotive SoC embeds an ...

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Arm’s 2020 predictions

Arm has made a number of predictions for 2020, and here they are: Accelerated movement towards iSim as price becomes lower and customer choice takes priority  As more IoT devices come online and volume scales to hundreds of billions of devices, price becomes a factor and enterprises are going to look at iSim as a ...

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