USB 3.1 connectors may be next to fall by the wayside
Short-range wireless links help eliminate the need for mechanical
Author: Richard Quinnell
Microchip clears path for Linux onto the industrial Internet of Things
Aimed at industrial applications, this system-on-module helps simplify design of powerful IoT systems running mainline
Machine learning edging closer to a microcontroller near you
Widely used in cloud-based AI, machine learning is soon to start appearing in microprocessor and microcontroller hardware.
Worldwide cellular connectivity coming to low-power IoT devices
A compact module previewed in Norway promises to give small IoT devices the worldwide range and roaming capability of LTE-M cellular
Designer’s guide: engineering education opportunities abound online, but choose carefully
From picking up single skills to obtaining graduate degrees, designers can find many online opportunities for furthering their engineering
Protocol wars in home automation could reach an armistice
Multiprotocol chips are allowing creation of IoT devices that seamlessly switch among competing connectivity
Crowdfunding sites up their game for making electronics entrepreneurs successful
By partnering with electronics distributors, funding sites aim to help developers successfully make the transition from idea to
Media processor opens growth path to improved music, video, voice interaction
The next generation of voice-interactive products will include media and AI-generated
IoT home automation set to explode in 2018
With major consumer OEMs promoting interoperability and the OCF providing a pathway to it, the dream of an IoT in which everything connects to everything else will
Peek behind the curtain at CES 2018 reveals innovations to come
Hidden among this year’s CES products were base technologies that will empower next year’s