Building Interoperability APIs to Link Sensors and Vehicle Apps
Without consistent interoperability APIs, automakers cannot deploy sensor assembly from multiple vendors. It also stymies development of a well-designed system…
Critical Year Ahead for Haptics as New Technologies Mature
Haptic feedback is likely to be increasingly used in AR/VR, military gear, high-end industrial equipment, and advanced surgical robotic assistants...
ISSCC 2021: We Can See Clearly Now
There is no reason good reason that imaging sensors should always emulate human vision...
M&NEMS Gyroscope Runs at 50kHz in Severe Environments
France-based CEA-Leti and Italy-based Politecnico di Milano have developed a gyroscope that operates in the high frequency range, at about…
Will Future Soldiers Be Made of Semiconductor?
The global market for infantry equipment related to semiconductor technology will reach $12.4 billion in 2025 and $17.5 billion in…
LiDAR Revenue Expected to Reach $2.9B in 2025
LiDAR revenue expected to reach US$2.9 billion in 2025, with ADAS/autonomous vehicles (AV) as primary applications, says TrendForce...
Owl to Join the Thermal-Imaging Fray
Thermal imaging is on the rise. Owl is introducing a monocular thermal imager producing High Definition images with 3D ranging…
Forget About a Self-Driving ‘iCar’
For Apple iCar? Forget about self-driving. Tim Cook is too smart to take the chance when there is a much…
Tight LDDI Supply Expected to Continue in 2021
Tight LDDI supply expected to continue in 2021 in light of limited 8-Inch wafer capacities, says TrendForce...
4D Imaging Radars Promise Higher Latitude Resolution
Radar is getting hot, especially with advancements promising object identification/classification and higher latitude resolution, which traditional radars couldn’t...
Wearable Facial Sensors Help ALS Patients Communicate
Researchers at MIT have developed thin, wearable, piezoelectric sensors that can reliably decode facial strains and predict facial kinematics...
ST Collaborates with Qualcomm on Unique Sensor Solutions for Next-Gen Applications
STMicroelectronics collaborates with Qualcomm Technologies on unique sensor solutions for next-gen mobile, connected PC, IoT, and wearable applications...
