From the need to maintain small form factors and keep system power requirements low to concerns over data integrity and cost, the design space for diagnostic wearables is fraught with complexity.
It takes time to look at an image and decide on an action. Machines look at digital images much faster than people, but they need to understand the content. Artificial intelligence (AI) is making that possible.
A recently completed standard for interoperable smart home technologies, Matter will roll out in 2023 but dominate in 2024.
Shopping alert: If you’ve been glued to the college football bowl games and ignored your gifting duties, you have less than one week to avoid a potential disast
Engineers agree device power is the most challenging design problem.
A smart helmet which can track the user location and detect a fall using a MPU6050 IMU based fall detector
When technology drives change on its own, things tend to improve. When social or political events force tech changes, the results are more random. Is it just us, or does Mastodon give you some nostalgic warmth of the BBS world, but with better graphics?
Thanks for taking a break from a record day of Cyber Monday shopping, where total purchases should hit a new high of $11.2 billion. This follows a new record of $9.1 billion on Black Friday.
A wide range RF detector 50-3000Mhz with battery charger, ATtiny micro controller and SMD. This can be used as a linear instrument monitor or as a threshold/comparator alarm.
The Fall Dance underway played the first three songs in the order we expect: Halloween, change your clocks, and this week, first big snow. Expect white stuff from the Dakotas to Maine.
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