Arduino Create now supports programming on Raspberry Pi and BeagleBone
Arduino’s cloud-based wizard lowers the barrier of entry for makers to create wirelessly controlled systems without having to choose between boards or their
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Linear LED controllers from Diodes Incorporated deliver efficiency and accuracy
Diodes Incorporated announces the AL5814, AL5817, AL5815 and AL5816 linear LED controllers, delivering dimmable and adjustable drive current for LED strings with more
IBM’s new computer is smaller than a grain of salt
The computer, which doesn’t even have a name, is only 1 x 1
Weird-looking hover backpack hopes to give humans the ability to jump three times higher
Lunavity hasn’t provided a working prototype, but the video looks
MIPS 64-bit Multi-Threaded Processor Drives AI’s Explosive Growth
MIPS, provider of the widely used MIPS processor architecture and IP cores, announced that its 64-bit hardware Multi-Threaded processor core is being widely embraced by
Autonomous vehicles: dangerous by design
The automotive industry is converging on a detection target of 95% for AVs. Traffic deaths will fall by thousands, but is that really what we should be striving
EM Microelectronic enables green IoT with revolutionary ultra-low-power precision real-time-clock
EM Microelectronic, the ultra-low-power semiconductor company of the Swatch Group, and a leading technology provider for connected objects, announced the release of its
Maxim’s Himalaya uSLIC solution, the industry’s smallest power modules, revolutionizes design for highly space-constrained applications
Designers working on space-constrained applications can now dramatically reduce solution size and increase efficiency with the family of micro system-level IC ("uSLIC")
MCU for power-sensitive wireless IoT devices
Silicon Labs (NASDAQ: SLAB) has expanded its popular EFM32™ Tiny Geckomicrocontroller (MCU) family to meet the needs of developers designing the next generation of
Researchers develop new heat switch for electronics
A team of researchers at the University of Illinois developed a technology for switching heat flows on or