The lab will focus on the research and development of electronic solutions for engine, vehicle and agricultural controls in tractors. [ + ]

Researchers from Tohoku University have developed a new sensing method that makes tracking movement easier and more efficient. [ + ]

US engineers have created what they claim is the smallest memory device yet — and in the process realised the physics dynamic that unlocks the dense memory storage capabilities of these tiny devices. [ + ]

New regulatory changes and the slow rollout of remote ID and 5G will enable an enormous upscaling of drone operations, according to ABI Research. [ + ]

STMicroelectronics is developing innovative software solutions using technology from Qualcomm Technologies. [ + ]

When it comes to resistive switching memory cells, thicker electrodes have greater surface roughness and are associated with markedly better memory cell characteristics. [ + ]

Digital communication technologies allowing cars to intelligently interpret their surroundings and alert drivers to potential hazards could reduce vehicle crashes by up to 78%. [ + ]

STMicroelectronics and Schneider Electric have collaborated to integrate artificial intelligence into a high-performance people-counting sensor. [ + ]

Japanese researchers have found a way to polish the hardest known material without damaging it, helping to accelerate its use in advanced electronics. [ + ]

South Korean scientists have put forth an innovative design for high-power transparent solar cells, bringing us closer to a sustainable future with off-grid living. [ + ]

STMicroelectronics is collaborating with Sanken Electric Co to unleash the performance and practical advantages of intelligent power modules (IPMs) in high-voltage, high-power equipment designs. [ + ]

CSIRO's Data61 and Ceres Tag are developing a device that will enable pet owners to accurately track the location of their animal from both short and long distances. [ + ]

The battery cells can create electricity from humidity in the air or skin surface to self-charge themselves within minutes; no manual charging or wired power is required. [ + ]

STMicroelectronics, A*STAR's Institute of Microelectronics and ULVAC will jointly set up and operate an 8″ (200 mm) R&D line focused on piezo MEMS technology. [ + ]

A 'smart chip' capable of protecting against radiation damage could enable future satellites to carry more sophisticated equipment while being less costly to build. [ + ]