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To mark International Women’s Day, we spoke to two female engineers at different points in their careers – one from the UK and one from Germany – to find out from them what their take is on being a woman in engineering

Women in engineering – where are we now?

By Lisa Rees - March 7, 2019

To mark International Women’s Day, we spoke to two female engineers at different points in their careers – one from the UK and one from Germany – to find out from them what their take is on being a woman in engineering and to learn more about t

And so electronica 2018 is over. In our final post, we look back on the best bits of day three.

From humanoids to holograms and humanity projects - How Avnet showcased the future at electronica

November 16, 2018

And so electronica 2018 is over. In our final post, we look back on the best bits of day three.

You've selected your wireless protocol, and you're ready to start designing. But should you take the modular route or build a discrete solution?

Wireless modules point the way for IoT connectivity

By Martin Keenan - June 26, 2018

You've selected your wireless protocol, and you're ready to start designing. But should you take the modular route or build a discrete solution?

The passive infrared sensor (PIR) seems so familiar that it is easy to miss the many applications that exist for it and the subtleties of engineering that guide the best ways in which to use it.

Adapting PIR sensor technology to new applications

By Martin Keenan - February 7, 2018

The passive infrared sensor (PIR) seems so familiar that it is easy to miss the many applications that exist for it and the subtleties of engineering that guide the best ways in which to use it.

Giving machines the power of vision gives them the ability to interact with people in a much more natural way, but integrating this capability was previously a complex and difficult task.

I recognise that face: Machine vision with Omron's HVC

By Giovanna Monari - November 14, 2017

Giving machines the power of vision gives them the ability to interact with people in a much more natural way, but integrating this capability was previously a complex and difficult task.

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