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Optical BCI: Silent Speech – Close, But Not Close enough (Yet)
2022/04/25
Housed in its top-secret Skunkworks tucked away in Building 8 on Meta’s campus in Menlo Park, Facebook Reality Labs (FRL).
Industrial IoT: How to Eat the IIot Elephant
2022/04/25
Learn, through two useful examples, how to start simple and move to more complex Industrial IoT implementations.
Machine Vision: How to see the World
2022/04/25
Machines aren’t just becoming smarter every day – they are also developing the ability to see the world around them.
Six Hurdles: Why IoT Projects fail
2022/04/24
The number of businesses aiming to leverage IoT solutions is high but so is the failure rate.
One more Thing: Podcast ‘We Talk IoT’
2022/04/24
For more than a year, the team at Smart Industry, the IoT Business Magazine, has been hosting a monthly series of podcasts called ‘We Talk IoT’.
IoT & Regulation: The Future of IoT
2022/04/23
The Internet of Things (IoT) is poised to disrupt and transform many industries.
E-Mobility: Think again about Vehicle Ownership
2022/04/23
The wholesale electrification of transportation systems will be a key element of ongoing efforts to reduce carbon emissions.
Metaverse: No Time for Fun and Games
2022/04/23
In a virtual reality simulation, users move around in an artificial world, largely disconnected from reality, with the help of technical tools.
Mobile Services: Taking 5G to the Max
2022/04/22
The pandemic has increased business and user reliance on mobile services and paved the way for 5G.
Network Transformation: Taking Security to the edge
2022/04/22
Large enterprises still operate huge data centres.
Invasive IoT: The Internet of Bodies
2022/04/22
Brain interfaces may be a future goal but, here and now, WiFi devices are increasingly becoming integral to the delivery of quality healthcare.
Interview Lou Lutostanski: Making Things Easier
2022/04/22
The world of IoT is changing fast and the number of vendors and solutions are legion.
Augmented Humanity: The Man Machine
2022/04/21
Psychokinesis, or mind over matter, is a popular dream of sci-fi and horror story writers.
Creating the Future
2022/04/21
Smart homes and factories, smart clothing (socalled “wearables”), autonomous cars, trucks and drones and other stuff from the world of science fiction.
Nanosatellites enable space-based applications for the many
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Paul Leys
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2022/04/13
Nation states and major multinationals used to be the only organisations that could launch and operate satellites.
More industries seek performance benefits of private 5G networks
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Avnet Staff
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2022/04/10
We have waited 10 years for public 5G networks. While real-world implementations of private networks are in their infancy. Owning one means you don’t have to wait any longer. You also get exclusive access to the performance 5G offers.
Taking stock of the supply chain crisis: Lockdowns and shortages cost automotive manufacturers over $500 billion
2022/04/01
Avnet Silica analysed public financial records to reveal the impact of the pandemic on semiconductor stock levels, automotive factory closures and revenue.
Are microLEDs the next big (small) thing?
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Philip Ling
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2022/03/31
MicroLED is an exciting display technology, one that has attracted billions of R&D dollars in recent years. The technology is not ready for mass adoption yet, as the industry has to solve many challenges.
Smart LED Streetlighting Everywhere with Luminaire IoT Controller
2022/03/25
Nordic Semiconductor announced that smart city solutions provider, Urban Control, has specified a Nordic nRF9160 multi-mode.
Lean vs Agile Supply Chains in a Post-Pandemic World
2022/03/24
The disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted serious weaknesses in the global supply chain. In increasingly complex markets, business leaders are faced with the daunting task of overhauling supply chains.
The 3 Pillars of Supply Chain Resilience
2022/03/24
If we’ve learnt anything about supply chains in recent years it’s that the unexpected can happen and will happen. And without knowing exactly what’s coming your way, all you can do is be ready.
How to get to market with Machine Learning
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Michaël Uyttersprot
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2022/03/24
Artificial Intelligence (AI) will become so commonplace it will be taken for granted. We can say this with some confidence, because so many semiconductor manufacturers already have embedded processors that are designed for AI.
The future of supply chains: how transparency can save you billions in the face of disruption
2022/03/23
Supply and demand for electronic goods and components have fluctuated dramatically in the past couple of years. As a result, weaknesses in the global supply chain have become plain to see.
Smarter lighting makes for healthier people
2022/03/23
Lighting can have an important effect on our well-being and effectiveness. In fact, lighting matters so much that UNESCO designated May 16 as the annual International Day of Light to recognize its role in healthy living.
Deconstructing the chip shortage
2022/03/22
Avnet surveyed 530 engineers from across the globe to find out what the chip shortage means to them and their outlook on what's ahead. Our report documents how the chip shortage is impacting how engineers buy and design with electronic components.
Putting the smarts into building automation
2022/03/21
Smart building automation can augment the capabilities of today’s building management systems and create new data flows that reveal insights about how a building is functioning and used. It can also enable new revenue streams for building managers.
How streaming HD video from space enables future missions
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Philip Ling
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2022/03/21
As the recent James Webb Space Telescope launch demonstrated, there is no doubt that streaming HD video from space is going to be hugely popular with the public and even more important for the engineers responsible for future missions.
Artificial intelligence Joins the Fight Against Global Corruption
2022/03/17
Given that Artificial intelligence (AI) has been useful in so many ventures, anti-corruption scholars are eager to apply it to their work.
How space robotics extends our capabilities and insights
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Paul Leys
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2022/03/08
In August 2012, Voyager 1, a spacecraft launched by NASA in 1977, became the first human-made object to reach interstellar space.
AI/ML related applications emerging within the space industry
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Paul Leys
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2022/03/08
Rapidly growing interest in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in space exploration and commercialisation is being fuelled by the promise that it can improve the robustness and cut the cost of missions.