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48V Vehicle Systems

48V systems are close to adoption in some new cars across the world partly to cope with the greater amount of electricity being stored and distributed. They are also becoming attractive for some of the more basic electric vehicles.

Infinite Corridor Technology

Infinite Corridor Technology (ICT) was set up in 2009 as an MIT spin-off. Its technology enables the creation of flexible and stretchable PBCs. Its initial target market was wearable devices that can be twisted and flexed. Its technology uses standard PBC technology on copper-clad Kapton and does not require any inherently flexible technology such as special plastic substrates or printed conductive inks.

Campus will be living lab for interconnected sensors, gadgets

Carnegie Mellon University will turn its campus into a living laboratory for a Google-funded, multi-university expedition to create a robust platform that will enable Internet-connected sensors, gadgets and buildings to communicate with each other.

Wearable technology to advance Parkinson's research

Intel is working with the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research on tech-enabled solutions to gather relevant data about PD, analyze that data to identify patterns and make generalizations, and use insights gained to accelerate the development of therapeutic breakthroughs, and potentially even a cure for the disease.

A new way of probing electrolyte/electrode interfaces

One of the most important things to understand in battery technology is the precise physical and chemical processes that occur at the electrode/electrolyte interface.

Winners in electric vehicle batteries

IDTechEx is the only market analyst tracking the development of 45 electric vehicle categories and not just electric cars.

A graphene‐based sensor that is tunable and highly sensitive

Researchers at have developed a sensor made from graphene to detect molecules such as proteins and drugs.

3D printing garbage off the planet

AlphaPura is a global initiative to fund and develop 3D printers capable of repurposing the bulk of meltable human garbage on Earth into new products, and into global solutions.

Graphene taking the heat for hand-held devices, other electronic apps

The third in our series of articles on the graphene industry.

Contract to power new hybrid ferry in Scotland

Saft, the world's leading designer and manufacturer of advanced technology batteries for industry, has won a contract to supply state-of-the-art Li-ion battery systems to Imtech Marine, a leading maritime technology supplier.

3MF Consortium signs new members

The 3MF Consortium, an industry association recently launched to develop and promote a new full-fidelity file format for 3D printing,has announced four new members.

Research roadmap traces the path to 'smart' fire fighting

A new Research Roadmap for Smart Fire Fighting charts the path toward overcoming technical obstacles so that those interconnected technologies, known collectively as cyberphysical systems, can be harnessed to greatly improve fire-protection and fire-fighting capabilities.

Wearables capture the atmosphere at Wimbledon

Wearables and court sensors gauge the mood of the audience.

US Army has breakthrough in solar cell research

U.S. Army researchers have developed a tiny photovoltaic solar cell for the conversion of light energy into electrical energy that has resulted in a patent.

Cambridge Nanotherm

Cambridge Nanotherm is a hi-tech UK-based manufacturing SME company. It has proprietary patented technology for applying thermally conductive dielectric layer on 2D or 3D aluminium substrates. Nanotherm uses an electrochemical process which converts the surface of the aluminium sheet to alumina to give good bonding and low interfacial thermal resistance.

RFMicron

RFMicron designs and develops low-cost, wireless, battery-free sensors. The company offers both end-to-end solutions and stand-alone sensor monitoring products.

BMW Group and NTU embark on S$1.3 million electromobility research

BMW Group and Nanyang Technological University have launched a new electromobility research programme, involving the all-electric BMW i3 and plug-in hybrid sports car BMW i8 that runs on electricity and petrol.

Researchers produce powerful biosensor for medical diagnostics

This new biosensor has demonstrated very high sensitivity in detecting cholera toxins and can provide earlier diagnosis of conditions such as cancer and other infectious diseases.

New storage cell for solar energy storage, nighttime conversion

Researchers have developed a new energy cell that can store large-scale solar energy even when it's dark.

Smart insulin patch could replace injections

Researchers have created a "smart insulin patch" that can detect increases in blood sugar levels and secrete doses of insulin into the bloodstream whenever needed.