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New Tech Tuesdays: Electrification in Heavy Machinery and Equipment: Leading the Charge with TE PowerTube Connectors

On septiembre 26, 2023 in All, New Tech Tuesdays by Rudy Ramos

Dive into the electrification evolution of heavy machinery and discover how OEM heavyweights are paving the way. TE's PowerTube Connectors from the HIVONEX portfolio ensure safe, efficient, and powerful transitions. Discover more in this electrifying revelation of machinery's future.

7 Ways AI Revolutionizes Data Centers

On septiembre 22, 2023 in All, Computing, General by Jon Gabay

AI displays its prowess as it emerges into many disciplines. One potentially important area is the data center. AI’s learned behaviors and patterns can help manage data center scheduling, throughput, and energy usage while providing a potentially higher level of security and threat mitigation.

Tagged With: ai, data center, energy management, learned behavior, machine learning, security

Overcoming the Limitations of PIR Sensors with TMOS Technology

On septiembre 22, 2023 in All, General, Sensors by STMicroelectronics

Learn how Thermal Metal Oxide Semiconductor (TMOS) technology improves on conventional PIR sensor technology by detecting human motion and presence using a highly accurate measurable response to minimal infrared radiation, whether the person is moving or still.

New Tech Tuesdays: From Training to Treatment: The Broad Spectrum of AR in Dentistry

On septiembre 19, 2023 in All, Computing, Medical, New Tech Tuesdays by Rudy Ramos

The integration of AR and advanced 3D imaging technology into the dental sector showcases a pivotal shift towards enhanced patient care and advanced training methods, where patients are more informed, professionals more equipped, and treatment outcomes more predictable.

Soft Termination Products for Reliable Vehicle Electronics

On septiembre 13, 2023 in All, Automotive by TDK

Reliability is becoming increasingly important to meet the ISO 26262 standard for functional safety in automotive electronics. In this blog, we explain how using a conductive soft resin-polymer as the thermo-mechanical shock absorber improves connection reliability compared to conventional electrodes.

New Tech Tuesdays: Nickel-Hydrogen Batteries: A Legacy of NASA’s Space Missions Shaping Modern Energy Solutions

On septiembre 12, 2023 in All, Energy Harvesting, General, Industrial, New Tech Tuesdays, Power, Wide Bandgap by Rudy Ramos

Nickel-hydrogen batteries may be old technology, but they continue to prove their worth. This tried-and-true battery design merges lessons from NASA's legacy technology with modern applications, providing energy solutions that bridge the gap between reliability, sustainability, and efficiency.

IIoT Potential with Edge Computing

On septiembre 7, 2023 in All, Computing, Connectors by TE Connectivity

Edge computing decentralizes data processing to help reduce central system gridlock, boosting efficiency in sectors like healthcare and agriculture. Challenges include IIoT device durability and data privacy. TE Connectivity (TE) provides products that help to optimize edge computing, addressing space constraints and reliability.

New Tech Tuesdays: The Microchip AVR64DD32: Pressure-Controlled LEDs and the Magic of MCUs

On septiembre 5, 2023 in All, Dev Tools, General, IoT, Low Power, Maker, Motor Control, New Tech Tuesdays, Robotics, Security, Sensors by Rudy Ramos

Microcontrollers are essential components in modern technology, controlling devices from wearables to automotive systems. They are self-contained, single-chip computers, often embedded within devices for specific tasks like the Microchip AVR64DD32 Pressure Demo, centered around the AVR64DD32 MCU.

Edge Impulse Fundamentals Part Five

On agosto 30, 2023 in All, Computing, General by Mike Parks

Part 5 of the Edge Impulse Fundamentals series looks at the processes and tools Edge Impulse provides to analyze ML model performance.

New Tech Tuesdays: Advancements in Medtech: From the da Vinci System to Nanorobots

On agosto 29, 2023 in All, Automation, General, Medical, New Tech Tuesdays, Robotics by Richie Green

Artificial nanorobots are the next step in the evolution of medical robotics. By leveraging their small size and ability to adapt, nanorobots help make several medical treatments minimally invasive and will hopefully be able to cure previously untreatable diseases.

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