Cirrus joins chorus of Alexa pre-processing chip providers
The idea is growing that the next generation of user interfaces, especially in consumer devices, will be voice control. Cirrus Logic is the latest, but by no means
Author: Richard Quinnell
‘Cobots’ are a new generation of safe industrial robots designed to safely operate around humans
A collaborative robot arm ’ s gripping fingers are gentle enough to handle
Crowd purchase gives individuals access to group pricing in electronics
Crowdfunding becomes crowdbuying by collecting people to make bulk
XMOS and Qualcomm launch voice-processing dev kits for cloud-based speech recognition
XMOS’ XVF3000 series and Qualcomm’s Smart Audio Platform offer a front-end solution to enable rapid development of an Echo-like smart
Special Report: City-wide savings as simple as IoT garbage
Simple IoT applications have resulted in significant savings for major
How to build your own Amazon Echo — or something like it
A development kit containing the audio components needed for creating a voice-activated system using Amazon's Alexa voice service is now
Millimeter-wave sensor portfolio brings precision radar to industrial and automotive applications
Fully-integrated millimeter-wave sensors pack precision angle, position, and velocity measurements into a tiny
Connected lighting will brighten IoT’s future
The IoT has been searching for its killer app and now may have found
Special Report: Security issues multiply exponentially as industrial control systems (ICS) go mainstream
When industrial control systems were custom-designed specialty appliances, hackers would have to invest heavily to develop exploits for just one device. Now that
New approach to brainwave analysis gives computers limited mind-reading capability
Toyohashi University researchers have succeeded in getting computers to recognize spoken words from the speaker's brainwaves