Industry News
Valens and STMicroelectronics collaborate on connected cars
Valens and STMicroelectronics have announced their collaboration to bring HDBaseT Automotive into the next generation of connected cars. [ + ]
RS Components adds 600+ connectors and cable assemblies
RS Components has added more than 600 Amphenol FCI connector and cable assembly product lines to its portfolio. [ + ]
Brisbane's public access IoT network
The city of Brisbane has received its first ever public access Internet of Things (IoT) network, courtesy of a partnership between QUT, IoT integrator Meshed and IoT community The Things Network. [ + ]
STMicroelectronics is coming to electronica 2016
STMicroelectronics will demonstrate the power of technology to make manufacturing, driving and devices smarter and securely connected at electronica 2016, which is being held in Munich from 8–11 November. [ + ]
Energy-saving data glasses
German researchers have developed an energy-saving display for data glasses, enabling wearers to use them for far longer than would otherwise be possible. [ + ]
3D-printed driverless car gets its own drone
Mouser Electronics and Local Motors have partnered with celebrity engineer Grant Imahara to develop a 3D-printed vehicle with drone-launching technology. [ + ]
Software design seminars coming up
Keysight Technologies Australia has announced a series of free software design seminars, to be held in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide from 1–6 December. [ + ]
Connector-Tech ALS launches new online portal
Connector-Tech ALS has launched an online platform where businesses can browse and order products from its wide range of harsh-environment electrical connectors, backshells and accessories. [ + ]
Supersonic phenomena and nanoelectronics
Freak waves, as well as other less striking localised excitations, occur in nature at every scale. Now, European researchers have found that these phenomena could play a significant role at the quantum scale in nanoelectronics. [ + ]
Printed electronics market will be worth US$12bn in 2022
The printed electronics market was valued at US$3.13 billion in 2015 and is expected to reach US$12.10 billion by 2022, according to MarketsandMarkets. [ + ]
Meet Trevor, the biomimetic caterpillar
Researchers have invented a biomimetic caterpillar named Trevor, said to be the first of his kind. Trevor is powered by a DC voltage that activates artificial muscles — otherwise, he is entirely electronics-free. [ + ]
A new electronics event for Singapore
The inaugural CETIAsia conference and exhibition will be held at The Singapore EXPO from 30 November to 2 December 2016. [ + ]
Richardson to distribute Tagore Technology switches
Richardson RFPD has announced an agreement to distribute Tagore Technology's disruptive semiconductor switches for wireless applications to a worldwide audience. [ + ]
Keysight joins alliance to advance 5G technology
Keysight Technologies has joined the Next Generation Mobile Networks (NGMN) Alliance. The alliance will drive and guide the development of all future mobile broadband technology enhancements with a focus on 5G. [ + ]
ST motion-sensing device certified for Daydream and Tango
STMicroelectronics' LSM6DSM 6-axis inertial measurement unit (IMU) has earned certification for use in next-generation mobile devices running Google Daydream and Tango. [ + ]