Industry News
Carbon research may boost nanoelectronics
The smallest of electronics could one day have the ability to turn on and off on an atomic scale. [ + ]
Squishy transistors
Researchers have shown that a new device concept — a 'squishy' transistor — can overcome the predicted power bottleneck caused by CMOS (complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor) technology reaching its fundamental limits. [ + ]
Deakin and GM partner to design cars of the future
Deakin University has partnered with General Motors to design cars of the future. [ + ]
Intellectual property toolkit to drive collaboration
The new Australian IP Toolkit for Collaboration, a joint project between the Department of Industry and Science and IP Australia, will help drive greater collaboration between researchers and business. [ + ]
Making the IoT configuration more secure
Researchers have identified easy-to-use techniques to configure IoT objects in order to make them more secure and, hence, help protect them from online attacks. [ + ]
Significant advances in electric energy independent vehicles reported
The report 'Energy Independent Vehicles 2016–2026' explains why electric energy independent vehicles (EIVs) will be one of the most significant advances this century. [ + ]
Arrow collaborates with NetComm Wireless to simplify IoT deployments
Arrow Electronics has announced a collaboration with NetComm Wireless, an ASX-listed developer of wireless machine-to-machine (M2M) devices, to provide an 'Intelligent Gateway'. [ + ]
Converting the sun's heat and light into electricity
South Korean scientists have developed a hybrid solar energy system that harnesses the full spectrum of the sun's radiation. [ + ]
Single-layer LEDs
Researchers have developed a new highly efficient and low-cost LED that could spur more widespread adoption of the technology. [ + ]
Electric vehicle industry to drive SiC growth
The electric and hybrid electric vehicle market is set to drive the silicon carbide (SiC) technology adoption, according to research firm Yole Développement. [ + ]
u-blox opens new China office
u-blox has opened a new office in Chongqing, China, with an aim to bolster its automotive and industrial applications, in particular GNSS and short-range products. [ + ]
Bridging a gap between study and work
Tertiary science and ICT students are being disadvantaged by a lack of industry experience to help them prepare for the workplace after graduating. [ + ]
Charging lithium-ion batteries with solar cells
Most solar cells fail to meet the power requirements needed to directly charge lithium-ion batteries used in today's all-electric and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles. [ + ]
Radio-tracking drones used to track wildlife
Australian researchers have developed a world-first radio-tracking drone to locate radio-tagged wildlife. [ + ]
CSIRO and NICTA join forces to create new digital research entity
Researchers from CSIRO's Digital Productivity flagship and NICTA will come together to form a new CSIRO entity called Data61, led by Australian technology entrepreneur Adrian Turner. [ + ]
