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Sensirion

David Pugh interviewed Heiko Ulmer, director of business development at Sensirion, ahead of the release of their first multi-pixel gas sensor.

Atomic sandwiches could make computers more energy efficient

Researchers have engineered a material that could lead to a new generation of computing devices, packing in more computing power while consuming a fraction of the energy that today's electronics require.

senseFly unveil large coverage mapping drone

senseFly, producer of professional mapping drones, will introduce its next-generation fixed-wing system for survey-grade photogrammetric mapping, the eBee Plus.

IDTechEx Wearable USA kicks off next month!

On Nov 16-17th, IDTechEx will host the largest B2B event on wearable technology in North America. IDTechEx Wearable USA is part of the IDTechEx Show!, the leading event on emerging technologies including electronic textiles, printed electronics, sensors, energy harvesting, energy storage, 3D printing and advanced materials. 

Thinfilm secures state-of-the-art fabrication facility

Thin Film Electronics ASA announced that it has leased a former Qualcomm-owned manufacturing facility in Silicon Valley and will relocate its current US headquarters and NFC Innovation Center in the first quarter of 2017.

How robots can acquire new skills from their shared experience

The ability to learn from experience will likely be a key in enabling robots to help with complex real-world tasks, from assisting the elderly with chores and daily activities, to helping us in offices and hospitals, to performing jobs that are too dangerous or unpleasant for people.

Collaboraion to develop smart packaging label

E Ink Holdings, HTC Healthcare and Palladio Group have announced a collaboration to improve medication adherence by harnessing the healthcare segment of the Internet of Things.

World's first ever public installation of Solar Roadways

Solar Roadways is a modular system of specially engineered solar panels that can be walked and driven upon

Toyota to launch sales of Kirobo Mini

Kirobo Mini is a miniature communication partner developed to provide companionship.

If we can't make better batteries, let's make them smarter

IDTechEx Technology Analyst Lorenzo Grande looks at the example of TankTwo. While the US Government throws millions of dollars into post-Li-ion development, and private companies struggle with smartphone recalls due to defective batteries, a bunch of innovative inventors are putting a good deal of lateral thinking into how to make the best of what is already on the market.

LIST made its choice for CeraPrinter X-Serie

CERADROP, a MGI Group company, announces CeraPrinter X-Serie, All-in-One Inkjet Process Development system, installation at the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST).

Luminet Technologies

James Hayward interviewed John Morreale, founder of Luminet Technologies. With a background in solid state lighting, they are now developing e-textile technology, initially targeting the PPE and office furnishing space.

A solid future for batteries at IDTechEx's Energy Storage Innovations

At IDTechEx we believe that the future of the energy, mobility, electronics, and communications industry will be strongly shaped by the development of one key enabling technology, that is, energy storage. At the historical tipping point of structural change in these sectors there has never been a better time for a dedicated forum on energy storage as key enabling technology.

Webinar Tuesday 18 October - Triboelectric Energy Harvesting

IDTechEx are hosting a free webinar on Tuesday 18 October 2016 titled Triboelectric Electricity Made Where Needed at Micro to Megawatts?

3-D-printed robots with shock-absorbing skins

A new method for 3-D printing soft materials that make robots safer and more precise in their movements — and that could be used to improve the durability of drones, phones, shoes, helmets, and more.

Low-emissions vehicles are less expensive overall

You might think cars with low carbon emissions are expensive. Think again.

Less is more in smart eyewear

With the recent launch and announcement of two smart eyewear products in two weeks, IDTechEx Technology Analyst James Hayward looks back at the checkered history of smart eyewear, and examines what the differences will be with this new generation of products.

Research explores thermoelectric screen printing

What if you could easily print a thin layer of material - for use anywhere - that would allow you to create flexible energy harvesters or coolers? That may soon be a reality.

Robotics as a Service (RaaS) in agriculture

The RaaS model, increasingly trendy in the world of robotics, is becoming commonplace in agricultural robotics too.

EVES Launchpad: Electric Vehicles Launch at the IDTechEx Show!

Electric Vehicle and Energy Storage (EVES) start-ups exhibit in Santa Clara.