HEAD acoustics supplies industry and research customers with user-friendly and efficient software and hardware solutions for analyzing product and environmental noise as well as structural dynamics. Through targeted cooperation with the Belgian company Qsources, an established developer and supplier of air- and structure-borne
Tag: Sensor
Be prize winners by searching for longest serving Raspberry Pi
Farnell, an Avnet Company and global distributor of electronic components, products and solutions, celebrated its 10-year manufacturing and distribution partnership with Raspberry Pi with the launch of a competition to find the longest serving Raspberry Pi application currently in use. To mark this significant
Ouster unveils best-in-class automotive digital Lidar chip
Farnell is stocking Omega’s HANI clamp-on temperature sensor
Farnell is now stocking the latest innovation for non-invasive temperature measurement, the HANI™ Clamp-on Temperature Sensor from Omega Engineering. The HANI is available from Farnell and offers customers the unique ability to measure the temperature of fluid inside a pipe without having to install
CMOS molecular electronics chip for single-molecule biosensing
Roswell Biotechnologies, the molecular electronics company, announced that Chief Science Officer Barry Merriman, Ph.D. presented a paper titled "A CMOS Molecular Electronics Chip for Single-Molecule Biosensing" at the prestigious International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) on Feb. 22. The presentation detailed the design of the Roswell Molecular Electronics (ME)
Quanergy secures orders for over 1,000 sensors for IoT applications
[Hot] Builing AI models with Imagimob's tinyML platform in minutes
[New] Voice-enabled ultra-low-power reference design for earbuds
Syntiant's new reference design enables ODMs and OEMs to easily and quickly deploy ultra-low-power, edge AI voice processing applications in true wireless earbuds. With embedded Syntiant Core 1™, the NDP100 achieves breakthrough performance by highly coupled computation and memory, exploiting the vast
