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Top 5 IoT products in March
Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top 5 IoT products to have been released in March 2024.
Chinese flying car firm buys tech from European leader
The advanced tech created for the 'world's first certified flying car' has been acquired by a Chinese corporation from its European creator company. This marks a notable advancement in transportation innovation, as the vehicle, which showcased it take-off, 35 minutes flight, and landing between the two Slovakian airports in 2021, can now be deployed within China.
The Graphene Flagship concludes research findings
Concluding Europe's largest ever research initiative to date, the Graphene Flagship officially wrapped up at the end of last year and has left an indelible mark on material science and research innovation.
Microsoft welcomes British AI pioneer Mustafa Suleyman
In a move to reinforce its standing in the competitive artificial intelligence (AI) landscape, Microsoft has announced the appointment of British AI pioneer Mustafa Suleyman.
Unlocking quantum computing power, faster
In the realm of computational science, a paradigm shift is on the horizon that promises to redefine the boundaries of processing power and speed.
Google DeepMind and Liverpool FC create TacticAI
Researchers at Google DeepMind have engineered an advanced AI system designed to offer tactical advice to football managers.
Writing messages underwater using new display technology
Researchers from Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH) have made significant strides in the field of optical display technology with the development of a novel method that utilises afterglow luminescent particles (ALPs).
AI sensor made from ‘frozen smoke’ detects indoor air pollutants
Researchers have created a sensor using a material dubbed 'frozen smoke', capable of detecting formaldehyde in real-time at levels as low as eight parts per billion.
How to improve your IoT security in a world of rising cyber attacks
Security is a priority for all connected devices and solutions. Device manufacturers, companies of Internet of Things (IoT) installations and solutions providers must adopt a comprehensive, 360-degree approach to securing their products and services against the many cyberthreats they face.
Neuralink’s first brain-chip patient uses it to play online chess
Elon Musk's Neuralink has shown its first patient moving a cursor on a computer using an implanted device. This comes months after the company announced its first successful implant in a human, in January of this year.
The evolution of cellular networks
In this article, we speak with Sabrina Bochen, Director, Product Planning and Marketing at u-blox on the evolution of cellular networks.
Water batteries, the future of energy storage
We are living in an age where energy storage is paramount, and so the invention of recyclable 'water batteries' by a global team led by RMIT University is a huge stride towards creating safer and more sustainable solutions to some of today’s most pressing challenges.
Women in Tech harnessing the power of IoT
The Internet of Things (IoT) is changing the way businesses understand and interact with consumers. This pervading technology, first conceptualised by Kevin Ashton in 1999, has evolved from its initial focus on RFID tags in supply chain management to encompass a broad network of interconnected devices and sensors.
Revolutionising wireless comms with 3D processors
In an era where seamless connectivity and real-time data exchange are paramount, scientists at the University of Florida have introduced a method to shakeup wireless communication through the development of three-dimensional processors.
Antenna design priorities in IoT applications
The Internet of Things (IoT) has influenced almost everyone’s life and work in recent times. For some people, their engagement with the IoT may be as simple as using a smartwatch to track their eating or exercise habits or taking advantage of the utility company’s smart meter to save energy and keep bills under control. At the other extreme, it has become possible to connect everything, including appliances, lighting, heating, door lo...
Security-by-design: the proactive approach to IoT device security
As IoT’s applications continue to expand in both industrial and consumer settings, legislation has recognised the potential security risks this extra connectivity brings to our world. Consequently, demands for standardisation in a sector that is sparse in agreement about such matters have emerged. Mainly focused on the consumer side, the UK’s PSTI Act and the US’ Cyber Trust Mark, both commencing in 2024, will set security stand...
NVIDIA GTC 2024 AI and Cloud partnership rundown
At NVIDIA GTC 2024 a plethora of key partnership renewals and expansions were announced, here’s a rundown of the key AI and Cloud partnerships announced on day one.
The Electronics Excellence Award: shortlist announcement
Welcome to the shortlist announcement page! Here you will find the amazing shortlisted products for the most rigorous and transparent award in the industry. The Electronics Excellence Award ceremony will be taking place at the Electronic Specifier booth (Hall 5-144) on the first day of embedded world on 9th April at 2:00pm. You are all welcome to come and visit to see which product will win! Comment below which product you think will win the E...
NVIDIA GTC 2024 AI and Cloud key product announcements
NVIDIA is all the rage as GTC 2024 kicks off with generative AI and Cloud computing dominating announcements, here we will explore the NVIDIA GTC 2024 AI and Cloud key announcements so you can keep on top of all the exciting developments.
Flying taxis could be a reality by 2030
The Future of Flight action plan, jointly developed by the government and industry, has been unveiled by the Department for Transport (DfT).