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When combined, Murata offers multiple components that can create vital sign cardio patches. A Healthcare Vital Sign Cardio Patch is a wireless, battery-powered wearable device using one or more sensors for diagnosis and monitoring of…

MIT researchers innovated a method for 3D printing materials with tunable mechanical properties, which can sense how they are moving and interacting with the environment. They create the sensing structures using one material and a single…

While AI-powered edge computing is pervasive in our lives, batteries limit the AI functionality on these tiny edge devices. In AI chips, data processing and storage happen at separate places – a compute unit and a memory unit. The data…

Researchers at the U.S. DoE’s Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory announced the first successful demonstration of a new technique that improves particle beams. Scientists could use this technique to create better, denser particle beams,…

Digi-Key Electronics cut the ribbon at its Product Distribution Center expansion (PDCe), adding 2.2 million square feet to the company. Digi-Key can pick, pack and ship approximately 3x the previous daily average of 27,000 packages to…

Moving away from the 3D mathematical description developed by Schrödinger and others on how we see color could yield more vibrant computer displays, TVs, printed materials, textiles, and more. A new study corrects a critical error in the…

Omron Tech Day 2022 is September 13th at mHUB in Chicago, Illinois. The event starts at 2:30 PM CDT and ends at 7:00 PM. They have planned an evening of networking with industry experts and will hold several demonstrations of their latest…

Researchers at Boise State University developed a new approach to creating novel lithium-ion battery materials. Starting from an amorphous niobium oxide, they discovered that the act of cycling the material with lithium induces a…

From pineapples to pinecones and ammonites to nautilus, nature is full of patterns. One important category involves tiling patterns characterized by tiles and interfaces – such as a giraffe's coloring. Tiling patterns are functionally…

Traditional tests and grades now used may measure learning less accurately than scans of the brain, according to a study published in Science Advances. This news could upend how educators craft curricula and reveal a hidden link in the…