Let’s get smarter about the smart home
The value proposition for the smart home still needs to be clarified, and much of that depends upon designers’ ability to lower cost, make systems reliable and easy to
Author: Patrick Mannion
Beauty, muscle, brain, and brawn from New York Auto Show
SUVs hold sway, but cars are punching above their weight in style, performance, convenience, and
Moore’s Law makes way for processor innovation
Moore’s Law, Von Neumann, and Harvard are taking second place to new approaches to signal processing for AI and image processing, from data centers to network edge
AI alters auto design challenges
Designers of automobiles need to incorporate new approaches to automobile design as change comes
DesignCon 2018 highlights compliance and AI-assisted test
From automotive to IoT, from chip to board and beyond, the goal of lowering the cost and improving the predictability of test showed substantial
RISC-V gets real with launch of Linux-ready SBC
Board enters crowded arena at $999 price
Among the mass of gadgets at CES 2018 are concepts that are world-changing
The emergence of robots into factories and manufacturing is already profoundly changing workforce dynamics, and for some, it may also soon alter the state of personal
Sensors and transducers fuse with AI and fog computing
The development of increasingly smart sensors for the IoT, autonomous vehicles, wearables, and industry has resulted in better devices, as well as new thinking in how
Teardown: Megablast speaker leads voice-controlled charge at CES 2018
The inside of Ultimate Ears’ Megablast waterproof portable Amazon Alexa speaker shows why it represents the latest in voice recognition, sound reproduction, and
Slow ramp for high-efficiency Wi-Fi
While silicon is emerging for the IEEE 802.11ax High-Efficiency Wireless standard, high efficiency faces a slow ramp in face of “good-enough” data
