SEBASTIEN CLAMAGIRAND, NXP BLOGDecember 18, 2018Comments Off on How innovation can shape the payment card market of the future
Where is the payment card industry heading? With more than three billion shipments per annum the payment card market continues to grow globally. Aside to this growth, it is also... Read More
Ann Monté, researcher at CMST and Fien Burg, research manager at RSscanDecember 18, 2018Comments Off on A smart shoe for athletes and diabetics
CMST, an imec lab at Ghent University, and Holst Centre, founded by imec and TNO, are working on an intelligent shoe sole with the Belgian company, RSscan. This sole contains... Read More
Leonie Clayson, DesignSpark Community ManagerNovember 29, 2018Comments Off on Engineering’s long-term need for outsider talent
Three hundred years ago, the British government had a major problem. The country had survived near bankruptcy under the Tudors but had found fortune on the high seas as it... Read More
Iuliana Radu, imecNovember 29, 2018Comments Off on When logic goes democratic: The potential of spintronic and plasmonic majority gates.
While CMOS device scaling is being pushed to its ultimate limits, researchers at imec are also exploring alternative solutions that break away from the fundamentals of classical scaling. They are... Read More
Rohan Shrotriya, Applications Engineer, Mini-CircuitsNovember 29, 2018Comments Off on Flattening Negative Gain Slope with MMIC Fixed Equalizers
1.0 Introduction Equalizers are devices used to compensate for the negative gain slope of amplifiers. Unlike a standard attenuator with a flat frequency response, an equalizer is a unique kind... Read More
MOLEXNovember 29, 2018Comments Off on Great things come in small packages: enabling augmented & virtual reality’s next wave
Close cousins, augmented reality and virtual reality (AR/VR) hold great promise across a wide range of industries and applications: gaming and entertainment, warehousing and logistics, healthcare and medtech, industrial and... Read More
Jennifer Chu | MIT News OfficeNovember 29, 2018Comments Off on MIT engineers fly first-ever plane with no moving parts
Since the first airplane took flight over 100 years ago, virtually every aircraft in the sky has flown with the help of moving parts such as propellers, turbine blades, and... Read More