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IQE and Quinas Complete ULTRARAM Industrialization Project
IQE and Quinas Complete ULTRARAM Industrialization Project
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United Kingdom-based compound semiconductor specialist IQE and emerging memory innovator Quinas Technology have completed a £1.1 million Innovate UK-funded project…
Samsung backs Swave holographic display in €6m boost
Samsung backs Swave holographic display in €6m boost
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Swave Photonics in Belgium has raised another €6m ($6.9m) for its holographic display chip with backing from Samsung Ventures Swave,…
Get the Perovskite Picture
Get the Perovskite Picture
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Perovskite sensors for better colour reproduction and fewer image artefacts with less light Researchers for the ETH in Zurich are…
How Do Engineers in Europe Really Buy? New Webinar Reveals Fresh Insights
How Do Engineers in Europe Really Buy? New Webinar Reveals Fresh Insights
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TREW Marketing, GlobalSpec, and Elektor release 2025 marketing insights focused on Europe’s technical buyers On July 17, 2025, Elektor, in…

Where are we in the transition from traditional to Quantum Internet
Where are we in the transition from traditional to Quantum Internet
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In this interview, eeNews is meeting up with Wojciech Kozlowski, Quantum Communication Lead, Surf.nl Our discussion is focusing on the transition from the traditional-, to the Quantum Internet. Where are…
DIY sensor to give the robot hands and feet that can feel
DIY sensor to give the robot hands and feet that can feel
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The lack of a versatile, accessible, and easily customizable tactile sensor has led to fragmented, sensor-specific solutions in general-purpose robotic manipulation Researchers from the University of New York, working together…
Air Robotics – Soft robot modules for new haptic interactions
Air Robotics – Soft robot modules for new haptic interactions
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The device holds significant promise for applications in virtual reality, physical therapy, and rehabilitation From the EPFL website: In contrast to its versatile and rather complex 16 possible configurations, the…
Analog breakthrough from imec: 150 GSa/s DAC Boosts European 300 Gb/s Links
Analog breakthrough from imec: 150 GSa/s DAC Boosts European 300 Gb/s Links
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Leuven, Belgium-based imec has announced a significant analog‑design breakthrough: a 7‑bit, 150 Giga‑samples‑per‑second (GSa/s) digital‑to‑analog converter (DAC) targeting up to 300 Gb/s per lane using PAM‑4 modulation. This paves the way for…
Faster and more energy-efficient electronics with 3D chip design
Faster and more energy-efficient electronics with 3D chip design
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Researchers from MIT and elsewhere have developed a new fabrication process that integrates high-performance GaN transistors onto standard silicon CMOS chips From the MIT website: Their method involves building many…
The transport of a Spinning Electron can improve Qubit to Qubit connectivity
The transport of a Spinning Electron can improve Qubit to Qubit connectivity
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Researchers of Qutech used a traveling wave potential to displace a quantum dot holding the electron as a whole and reported a significant increase in spin coherence and preserving its…
Elektor Lab Talk #35 to Spotlight Circuit Design and Maker Innovation
Elektor Lab Talk #35 to Spotlight Circuit Design and Maker Innovation
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Elektor has announced the 35th edition of its popular Lab Talk series, scheduled for Thursday, June 19, 2025, offering a fresh and practical look at…
Conductive Skin can give Robots Human touch
Conductive Skin can give Robots Human touch
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Researchers from the Cambridge and University College London developed a flexible, conductive skin Where other ‘skins’ use multiple sensors in small areas, the new research is focusing on a creating…
“Rust on Embedded” Online Conference: Early-Bird Discount until 18 June 2025
“Rust on Embedded” Online Conference: Early-Bird Discount until 18 June 2025
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The in-depth Rust on Embedded event on 16 July will equip attendees with practical insights and advanced knowledge. On Wednesday 16 July 2025, Elektor Academy Pro is…
Manufacturing line for photonic chips at High Tech Campus, Eindhoven
Manufacturing line for photonic chips at High Tech Campus, Eindhoven
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This new factory will enable the industrial-scale production of Indium Phosphide (InP) based photonic chips The construction by TNO will start end this year and is a collaborating with the…
Keeping a drone’s flight control system on the right track with Meta Learning
Keeping a drone’s flight control system on the right track with Meta Learning
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A new, machine learning-based adaptive control algorithm can keep drones on target – MIT Engineering MIT researchers developed a new adaptive control system that could help autonomous drones stay on…
Electronic circuits from dynamic composite material can be healed or reshaped
Electronic circuits from dynamic composite material can be healed or reshaped
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The new circuits are recyclable, electrically conductive, reconfigurable, and self-healing after damage Michael Bartlett, associate professor of mechanical engineering, and Josh Worch, assistant professor of chemistry, both from Virginia Tech,…
The Hybrid Heart that grows with the body
The Hybrid Heart that grows with the body
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TU/e researchers made a soft robotic heart that should eventually be able to attract the body’s own cells to prevent rejection and complications The soft robotic heart, made with flexible…
Actual Intelligence – Neurons come to life in this biological computer
Actual Intelligence – Neurons come to life in this biological computer
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Cortical Labs is introducing the CL1, the world’s first computer that runs on lab-grown neurons The company is launching this technology, what they call the first commercialised biological computer. This…
Wireless Chip design by AI
Wireless Chip design by AI
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Princeton University is spearheading new wireless chip design by using AI Designing for wireless applications is not an easy job. The higher the frequency, the weirder the behaviour of the…
A metalens that can half the wavelength of incident light
A metalens that can half the wavelength of incident light
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Metalenses are flat, perform in the same way as normal lenses and do not need to be made of glass The ETH researchers succeeded in creating the first lithium niobate…
You can 3D print complex designs with less waste
You can 3D print complex designs with less waste
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Dual-Wavelength Vat Photopolymerization with Dissolvable, Recyclable Support Structures MIT engineers developed a technique for making intricate structures with supports that can be dissolved and reused instead of thrown away.
Rust on Embedded Online Conference: Build Safe Embedded Systems with Rust
Rust on Embedded Online Conference: Build Safe Embedded Systems with Rust
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Discover on 16 July 2025 how Rust can make embedded systems safer, faster, and more reliable – with expert-led practical presentations. On Wednesday, 16 July 2025, Elektor Academy Pro will…
AI can Learn Language the Human Way
AI can Learn Language the Human Way
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Chalmers researchers dive deep into what it takes to learn a language – lessons for humans and AI A communication game between AI agents learned how new language can be…
H shaped fuel cell might be the power solution for future transport
H shaped fuel cell might be the power solution for future transport
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An H-cell modified with electrodes and an ion-conducting ceramic membrane to conduct sodium-air fuel cell experiments The future of EV’s and transport might not be depending on batteries, but on…
Contact lens gives Near InfraRed vision for humans
Contact lens gives Near InfraRed vision for humans
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New contact lens technology can allow humans to see beyond the red in the visible light spectrum The technology is based on upconversion nanomaterials. Injected in the retina of animals…
Ultrafast laser on graphene creates “the world’s fastest petahertz quantum transistor.”
Ultrafast laser on graphene creates “the world’s fastest petahertz quantum transistor.”
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Researchers manipulate electrons in graphene using pulses of light that last less than a trillionth of a second Researchers from the Department of Physics in the College of Science and…
President Trump just chilled the US smartphone market
President Trump just chilled the US smartphone market
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President Trump has said that all smartphones made outside of the US will be subject to a 25 percent tariff, adding to the cost of smartphones and likely to slow…
ASIC for more precise neural tissue stimulation – Medical Electronics
ASIC for more precise neural tissue stimulation – Medical Electronics
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Researchers from imec and the Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research developed an ASIC to enhance control over the activation of the vagus nerve Cuffs around the nerve are used to…


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