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10 Inspirational Female Engineers
On March 8, 2019 in All, Empowering Innovation, General, Maker, Open Source, StartUp, STEAM, Student Central by Sarah Harmet
Sarah Harmet
We’ve chosen 10 inspirational women whose work has transformed (or is currently transforming) engineering and society. Such women span from the inventor of the windshield wiper to that of the 1942 “Secret Communication System,” which became the foundation for modern cellular communication
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Tagged With: international women in engineering day, women in engineering
Celebrating the Exciting Future of STEM
On November 6, 2018 in All, Empowering Innovation, STEAM, Student Central by Sarah Harmet
Sarah Harmet
November 8th is National STEM Day—a day to celebrate science, technology, engineering, and math, as well as the students, young professionals, and experts pursuing greatness within these fields.
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Tagged With: National STEM Day, STEAM, STEM
Master Chocolate, Army Knives, and Multi-Dev Tools
On October 22, 2018 in All, Automation, Dev Tools, Empowering Innovation, IoT, Maker, Open Source, RF, STEAM by Paul Golata
Paul Golata
Imagine bringing the Swiss Army knife concept into the engineering lab and applying it to development tools. Taking inspiration from Switzerland and its most loved products, a new multifunction lab tool emerges that can replace a number of test and measurement instruments. What does this mean for engineers, hobbyists, and students? Let’s take a look.
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Tagged With: Amateur radio, Bode analyzer, Fast fourier transform, FFT, Ham radio, LCR meter, Measurement, Open source, Oscilloscope, Signal generator, Spectrum analyzer, Vector network analyzer
3D Flash Lidar Mapping and Gesture Recognition
On September 19, 2018 in All, Empowering Innovation, Robotics, Sensors by Traci Browne
Traci Browne
Using TOF camera technology, engineers are creating intelligent solutions for a broad spectrum of problems—from landing spaceships on Mars to monitoring the health of centuries-old vineyards. As revolutionary as flash lidar is, it’s extraordinary when used in tandem with other sensor technology.
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Tagged With: 3D flash lidar, 3D mapping, Gesture recognition, Time-of-flight camera, Time-of-flight sensors
Your Wireless Choice: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or Both?
On September 11, 2018 in All, Empowering Innovation, IoT, Low Power, Wireless by Mouser Staff
Mouser Staff
We expect devices to have wireless connectivity these days, but which standard offers the right set of trade-offs for your application? Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or both?
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Tagged With: 802.11, BLE, Bluetooth, Bluetooth Low Energy, Internet of Things, IoT, Wi-Fi, Wireless
Ham Radio Is Advancing in Ways You Won’t Believe
On August 24, 2018 in All, Empowering Innovation, Maker, RF, Student Central, Summer Fun, Wireless by Barry Manz
Barry Manz
I’ve been out of ham radio for a long time, so recently I checked out what I’ve been missing. It’s even more than I expected and more fascinating now than ever before.
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Tagged With: Amateur radio, American Radio Relay League, ARRL, DX, DX Century Club, DXCC, DXing, DXpedition, Ham radio, Remote Ham Radio
Augmenting Intelligence: Enabling Neural Networks
On August 15, 2018 in All, Computing, EIT 2018: Generation Robot, Empowering Innovation, Medical, Robotics, Sensors by Paul Golata
Paul Golata
Artificial neural networks (ANNs) are a connected system of nodes that transmit nerve impulses, much like human neurons do. ANNs have made significant inroads, helping technologists develop new solutions in machine vision, human speech recognition, and medical diagnostics.
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Tagged With: AI, ANN, Artificial intelligence, Artificial neural network, Cognitive mapping, Deep learning, Field-programmable gate arrays, FPGA, Human speech recognition, Integrative biorobotics, Intel, Machine learning, Machine vision, Neural coding, Neural decoding, Neural networks, Neuroinformatics, Reinforcement learning, Silicon neurons
Exoskeletons Present Mobility Solutions Using an Array of Sensors
On August 15, 2018 in All, Automation, EIT 2018: Generation Robot, Empowering Innovation, Medical, Robotics, Sensors by Steve Schriber
Steve Schriber
Powered exoskeletons augment or deliver motion capabilities using motors, sensors, actuators, power sources, and control units. Kinetic sensors such as gyroscopes, tilt sensors, inertial sensors, and accelerometers provide necessary feedback to help an exoskeleton stay balanced and on course.
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Tagged With: Arm power amplification, Balance sensors, Bionic exoskeleton, EEG signals, EMG Control, Exoskeleton, Exoskeletons, Gyroscope, Induce correlated EEG, Industrial exoskeletons, Inertial sensors, Lower limb disabled, Military exoskeletons, Passive exoskeletons, Powered exoskeleton, Robots algorithm, Walking assist, Walking assist exoskeletons
The Physical Web is Dead. The Beacon Legacy Lives On
On August 8, 2018 in All, Empowering Innovation, IoT, RF, Wireless by Barry Manz
Barry Manz
The Physical Web was an interesting Bluetooth beacon-based notification concept, but it was killed last year by its creator, Google. Fortunately, its basic functionality still exists within the company’s Nearby Notifications platform.
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Tagged With: Bluetooth, Bluetooth beacon, Eddystone, Google Nearby, iBeacon, Internet of Things, IoT, Nearby, Physical Web
Wi-Fi Will Soon Provide Position Accuracy of One Meter
On August 3, 2018 in All, Empowering Innovation, IoT, RF, Wireless by Barry Manz
Barry Manz
One of the most formidable challenges facing anyone developing location-based products and services is the inability to obtain precise three-axis location data. A new Wi-Fi capability coming this year, or next, may solve this problem.
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Tagged With: Wi-Fi Certified Location™, 802.11mc, Round-trip time, RTT, Three-axis positioning, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi location

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