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New Tech Tuesdays: The Rise of Robot Labor: The Impact of AI and ML on the Workplace

On May 2, 2023 in All, General, Industrial, IoT, New Tech Tuesdays, Robotics, Sensors by Rudy Ramos

Automation is becoming ubiquitous as more companies deploy AI and machine learning-powered robots to automate tasks traditionally done by humans. With automation taking over labor-intensive jobs, humans are freed up to concentrate on higher-level tasks requiring more creativity and cognitive skills

Tagged With: ai, automation, autonomous robots, cobots, iot, ml, robot labor, robotics, robots, sensors

Edge Impulse Fundamentals: Part One

On April 28, 2023 in All, Computing, Dev Tools, General, Open Source by Mike Parks

Edge Impulse significantly reduces the workflow complexity of adding machine learning (ML) technology to products. Part one of the Edge Impulse Fundamentals series focuses on capturing the data that drives machine learning models.

Tagged With: data processing, edge impulse, inferencing, machine learning, ml, tinyml

Does Reliable Mean Repairable?

On April 28, 2023 in All, Automotive, Circuit Protection, General, Industrial, Medical, Power by Jon Gabay

To ensure maximum reliability and safety, engineers should consider repairability alongside screening levels when selecting high-reliability electronic components. Factors such as criticality of the system, environmental factors, and cost should be taken into account.

Tagged With: cost of ownership, mtbf, quality, reliability, repair

Can Designers Use 2D Materials to Build More Advanced Computers?

On April 28, 2023 in All, Computing, General by Liam Critchley

2D materials offer a way to go beyond the limits of silicon-based technologies and create ultra-small devices that don’t degrade below 5nm thickness. These small-scale devices can be used to develop more efficient and application-specific hardware for matrix and logic computing systems.

USB-C for Data and Fast Charging

On April 27, 2023 in All, Connectors, General, Power by CUI Inc

USB-C connectors are quickly becoming ubiquitous, and with a recent EU mandate requiring their use in chargers and devices, it's clear that USB-C is a game changer. This blog outlines USB Type-C’s unique advantages for powering peripherals or fast-charging devices.

Tagged With: cui, fast charging, power delivery, swc45-n, usb, usb 3.0, usb c, usb pd, usb power delivery

New Tech Tuesdays: Single Pair Ethernet: The Future of Industrial Automation

On April 25, 2023 in All, Automation, Automotive, Connectors, General, Industrial, IoT, Lighting, Low Power, New Tech Tuesdays, Sensors by Rudy Ramos

SPE is a new technology that is rapidly gaining popularity as a cost-effective, reliable, and high-speed alternative to standard Ethernet for industrial automation and automotive applications using only one pair of twisted copper wires to transmit data, power, and control signals.

High-Voltage Power Supplies in Mass Spectrometry

On April 24, 2023 in All, General, Medical, Power by XP Power

Precision analytical applications like mass spectrometry require accurately specified and designed high-voltage power supplies. Learn how to solve the most common design challenges for high-voltage power supplies in mass spectrometry.

Accelerating Graphic-Intensive Applications

On April 21, 2023 in All, Computing, General by Advantech

High-end graphics play a crucial role in industrial and medical applications, with AI and ML increasing their power. GPU subsystems contain large memory pools and hardware that move object data quickly, allowing for real-time image data analysis.

New Tech Tuesdays: Autonomous Robotic Lawnmowers: The Future of Lawn Care

On April 18, 2023 in All, Automation, General, IoT, New Tech Tuesdays, Robotics, Sensors by Rudy Ramos

The smart home revolution brought robotic lawnmowers into the fold. Learn how these autonomous robots provide homeowners with enhanced convenience and accessibility using cutting-edge technology.

Could We Use Nanomaterials to Build Next-Gen AI Hardware?

On April 14, 2023 in All, Computing, General, Memory, Sensors by Liam Critchley

AI is becoming an ever-present technology in modern-day society. Nanomaterials are already having a big impact on improving and miniaturizing computing hardware, and AI-specific computing hardware could be one of the next areas that gains significant improvements thanks to nanomaterials.

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