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Toshiba has just announced the launch of two new optical coupled isolation amplifiers with a delta-sigma AD converter. The new TLP7820 and TLP7920 can detect small electric current and voltage fluctuations with high-precision, and are…

An autonomous robot named Tally has been released to take care of shelf auditing and analytics solutions at local brick-and-mortar markets.  Simbe Robotics developed the robot in response to the billions of dollars retailers lose…

There are so many different Raspberry Pi inventions today ever since the release of the credit-card sized single board computer in 2012. Hobbyists and makers have come up with some innovative ways to implement the computer into devices:…

Paper airplanes typically don't fly very far — unless they're transformed into drones, of course. A company called PowerUp Toys has created the first-ever paper airplane drone with a live streaming camera. The PowerUp FPV lets you…

Smartphones have afforded us a plethora of opportunities and opened the doors to pools of knowledge right at our fingertips. As with any electronic device, battery life is key to convenience and usability. Electronics users cling to…

Machine learning is what makes it possible for the folks at Google to research and develop the products that plenty of people use daily.

The researchers over at MIT's Tangible Media Lab have been working to develop thin-film shape-changing surfaces. The team, Felix Heibeck, Basheer Tome, Clark Della Silva, and Hiroshi Ishii, was able to combine the thermoelectric…

Recently, we told you about autonomous taxis that would debut in China pretty soon. In keeping with the driverless technology trend, Switzerland will also launch a series of driverless vehicles — autonomous shuttles that will escort people…

A professor from Queen’s University’s Human Media Lab is about to reveal a new system that will change the way people interact with virtual reality. Professor Roel Vertegaal and his students have developed an interactive swarm of flying…

"Why can't I push my own buttons," you may be wondering. You could, or you could get the Microbot Push to do it for you. Microbot Push is a wireless robotic finger that can push ordinary buttons like a human finger. Microbot lets you…