Injecting Realsense into products
Intel has announced products integrating RealSense technology, including a board for building a self-navigating drone.
Researchers shrink chemical sensor to fit phone
Using Raman scattering and a new material, Cornell researchers are close to building a chemical sensor on a chip.
3D printed microlenses could shrink drone cameras
Using a new process, researchers printed optical free form surfaces and miniature objectives directly onto CMOS image chips.
Barium titanate paves the way for transparent solar cells
The energy collection mechanism relies on collecting “hot” electrons before they lose their energy.
Nanofibre electrodes boost fuel cell output by 30%
A nanofibre mat technology is enabling cheaper, more durable electrodes that can boost fuel cell output by 30% over the…
Hardware accelerators speed up edge detection for embedded apps
Hardware accelerators in the demonstration have achieved up to 50 times faster motion detection without a significant increase in power…
Carbon-capture tech converts CO2 to electrical energy
In current carbon-capture models, the carbon is captured in fluids or solids. Researchers suggest a paradigm shift.
Ultrathin, transparent oxide TFT enables skin-like devices
Using the inorganic-based laser lift-off method, the team develops a high-performance oxide TFT array on top of a laser-reactive substrate.
Nano-sized photo detector reaches up to 40Gbps throughput
The new photo detector allows for a significant performance increase of optical communications systems.
Using vortex laser to solve approaching data bottleneck
Like a whirlpool, a new light-based communication tool carries data in a swift, circular motion.