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Low noise digital readout chip for SWIR, quantum
Low noise digital readout chip for SWIR, quantum
Technology News |
Senseeker Engineering has developed a digital readout integrated circuit (DROIC) with low-noise performance fo low-light applications such as short-wave Infrared…
AI diagnoses a vehicle by its sound
AI diagnoses a vehicle by its sound
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V2M in the US has developed AI-based acoustic sensor monitoring to detect faults in all kinds of vehicles for preventive…
£2m for UK quantum gravity sensor startup
£2m for UK quantum gravity sensor startup
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Delta g in the UK has raised £2m (€2.3m) for its underground imaging system that uses quantum gravity sensing to…
New boss for Toshiba in Europe
New boss for Toshiba in Europe
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Toshiba Electronics Europe GmbH has appointed Peter Lieberwirth as the new President and CEO from the start of July. He…

TriEye shows laser-illuminated infrared imaging system for automotive, robotics
TriEye shows laser-illuminated infrared imaging system for automotive, robotics
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TriEye in Israel has developed a laser-illuminated short-wave infrared (SWIR) imaging system for automotive and robotics applications. It worked with Coherent in the US to combine its CMOS-based spectrum enhanced detection…
CEO interview: Leti takes on 6G
CEO interview: Leti takes on 6G
Interviews |
Sébastian Dauvé has seen his challenges triple in two short years. When Dauvé (above) took over as CEO of French microelectronics research lab CEA-Leti in 2021, the main challenge was…
Cars are too complex says Stellantis CTO, cuts number of chips
Cars are too complex says Stellantis CTO, cuts number of chips
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The complexity of modern cars is a key problem for the industry in both affordability and weight, says the chief technology officer of European car maker Stellantis, which will lead…
Automotive-qualified MEMS microphone with analog interface for active noise cancellation
Automotive-qualified MEMS microphone with analog interface for active noise cancellation
New Products |
Infineon has launched a MEMS microphone with an analog interface for automotive noise cancelling applications. The XENSIV IM68A130A has a flat frequency response to frequencies below 10Hz and builds on…
€832m for European defence tech includes secure chiplet supply chain
€832m for European defence tech includes secure chiplet supply chain
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The European Commission has announced €832m of funding for 41 joint defence research and development projects across the EU. The projects include a dedicated chiplet packaging capability with the ability…
Metalenz, UMC launch metasurface optics onto the open market
Metalenz, UMC launch metasurface optics onto the open market
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Foundry UMC is making metasurface optics designed by Metalenz on 300mm wafers in Singapore for mass production. The manufacturing capabilities provided by UMC will enable Metalenz to accelerate the development…
Transport digital twin roadmap aims to ease UK tech fragmentation
Transport digital twin roadmap aims to ease UK tech fragmentation
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The UK’s Transport Research and Innovation Board (TRIB) has launched a roadmap for a network of transport digital twins to try to tackle the problems of fragmentation in areas such…
Meta funds AR semiconductor research chair in Ireland
Meta funds AR semiconductor research chair in Ireland
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Tyndall National Institute, based at University College Cork, Ireland, is setting up a research chair for semiconductor technologies for augmented reality (AR) backed by US giant Meta. The Meta Industrial…
Arrow, ADI team for Robotics Centre of Excellence
Arrow, ADI team for Robotics Centre of Excellence
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Distributor Arrow Electronics and its eInfochips engineering services subsidiary have established a Robotics Centre of Excellence (COE) to develop reference designs for automation technologies for manufacturing, digital factories, and other…
Wearable wireless sweat patch uses graphene sensor
Wearable wireless sweat patch uses graphene sensor
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Researchers at CalTech in the US have developed a graphene-based wearable sensor that can detect the start of inflammation from sweat. The wireless sensor detects the C-reactive protein, or CRP,…
Seeing Machines and Devant team up to improve driver monitoring
Seeing Machines and Devant team up to improve driver monitoring
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Human-centric synthetic data make the difference…
Current sensor combines low impedance, high isolation
Current sensor combines low impedance, high isolation
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Automotive-qualified sensor covers wide temperature range…
ToF sensor supports functional safety applications
ToF sensor supports functional safety applications
New Products |
In-cabin monitoring at 135 frames per second…
In-cabin video sensors excel with high quantum efficiency
In-cabin video sensors excel with high quantum efficiency
New Products |
2.2-micron pixel with world-leading QE, MTF and low power for driver and occupant monitoring…
Hexagon teams with Sony, Nvidia on reality capture
Hexagon teams with Sony, Nvidia on reality capture
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Hexagon in Sweden has partnered with Sony Semiconductor Solutions to use time of flight image sensors in reality capture systems. Reality capture is a key part of Hexagon’s ‘Smart Digital Reality’…
High power microwave gun to disable rogue drones
High power microwave gun to disable rogue drones
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Droneshield and Epirus have developed a system that can detect rogue drones and disable them with a high power microwave effector. The two have combined DroneShield’s multi-sensor DroneSentry system with Epirus’ Leonidas high-power microwave…
Nanusens signs its first MEMS sensor IP deal, launches another crowdfunding
Nanusens signs its first MEMS sensor IP deal, launches another crowdfunding
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UK MEMS startup Nanusens has announced its first licensing deal for sensor IP as it looks to raise more cash through crowdfunding. The deal with Azoteq in South Africa will…
Predictive maintenance boost for critical baggage systems
Predictive maintenance boost for critical baggage systems
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Dutch predictive maintenance specialist Samotics is to supply its technology to Stansted Airport in the UK to monitor critical baggage handling systems. One of the main barriers to reducing delays…
£75m for UK quantum computer, sensor prototypes
£75m for UK quantum computer, sensor prototypes
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UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has announced £45m of funding for quantum technology projects, while the National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC) is backing a number of quantum computer prototype testbeds…
EU tries to recover EIC programme after contract dispute – updated
EU tries to recover EIC programme after contract dispute – updated
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The European Commission is trying to recover its troubled EIC deeptech innovation fund in the face of delays in funding startups and a major contract dispute. The company involved, The…
Mercedes gets permission for L3 autonomous driving in California
Mercedes gets permission for L3 autonomous driving in California
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First automaker certified to drive SAE Level 3 autonomous production vehicles on California freeways…
Silicon Catalyst adds four more startups to its semiconductor incubator
Silicon Catalyst adds four more startups to its semiconductor incubator
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Silicon Catalyst has added four more semiconductor startups to its incubator, including one in Scotland. Weeteq in Glasgow is pioneering a new approach to circuit design for industrial applications, optimizing…
imec, Ceva team on CMOS UWB transceiver that slashes power
imec, Ceva team on CMOS UWB transceiver that slashes power
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imec in Belgium has developed an ultrawideband transceiver in 28nm CMOS with a record lower power consumption that will be used by Ceva for sensor IP. The 1.33mm² IEEE 802.15.4z…
EU approves €21bn regional IPCEI microelectronics project
EU approves €21bn regional IPCEI microelectronics project
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The European Commission has today formally approved the second Important Project of Common European Interest (IPCEI) for microelectronics with 68 projects spending up to €21bn. This follows the first ICPEI,…


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