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MOVE Mini Buggy moves the micro:bit towards robotics

MOVE Mini Buggy moves the micro:bit towards robotics

[ad_1] Aimed at students of STEM subjects in secondary schools, it serves an introduction to robotics and is the latest micro:bit powered project from Nottingham-based Kitronik. The buggy is controlled via Bluetooth using an app, allowing it to be controlled via a smartphone or tablet. Or a second micro:bit You can personalise the buggy byRead more about MOVE Mini Buggy moves the micro:bit towards robotics[…]

Melexis’ ToF 3D vision chip

Melexis’ ToF 3D vision chip

[ad_1] . Melexis, the Belgian auto IC specialist, has a Time-of-Flight (ToF) chipset and development kit for implementing 3D vision.  “The simplicity that it brings to the design process will ensure that more applications will be able to benefit from 3D TOF vision,” says Melexis’ Gaetan Koers.  Previously available only as part of a development system,Read more about Melexis’ ToF 3D vision chip[…]

What it’s like to be an indie game at the world’s biggest game convention

What it’s like to be an indie game at the world’s biggest game convention

[ad_1] It’s easy to feel overwhelmed walking around the E3 2017 show floor. You’re literally surrounded by millions of dollars in advertising. But less than one block away from the show floor is the Devolver Lot – a parking lot that the indie publisher has picked to set up shop.  Inside, you’ll find free beers andRead more about What it’s like to be an indie game at the world’s biggest game convention[…]

America’s Cup challengers and history – an annotated infographic

America’s Cup challengers and history – an annotated infographic

[ad_1] Bermuda hosts the 35th edition of the America’s Cup in 2017. Since 1851, the best sailors in the world, on the fastest boats, have competed for yachting’s most prestigious prize. Apart from the United States only three other nations, Australia, New Zealand and Switzerland, have claimed the trophy, affectionately known as the “Auld Mug”.Read more about America’s Cup challengers and history – an annotated infographic[…]

Peratech wins place in most advanced gaming mouse

Peratech wins place in most advanced gaming mouse

[ad_1] Peratech’s intellectual property is around a group of elastomers dubbed ‘quantum tunnelling composites’ (QTCs) – in this case used to implement its SP200-10 sensors – thin 10mm diameter devices whose resistance varies repeatably (<4.5% device-to-device in a batch) with forces across 0.1N to 20N (100kΩ to 2kΩ). Because of a 20-30µm air gap inRead more about Peratech wins place in most advanced gaming mouse[…]

Comment: May’s new government must deliver an industrial strategy

Comment: May’s new government must deliver an industrial strategy

[ad_1] As Electronics Weekly went to press, Theresa May was negotiating to form a minority government after her attempt to strengthen her majority with a snap election catastrophically backfired, leaving the Conservatives short of a majority in parliament. In interviews with Electronics Weekly both before the election and after, leaders of electronics associations and businessRead more about Comment: May’s new government must deliver an industrial strategy[…]

Call of Duty WWII's mechanics both help and hinder its emotional impact

Call of Duty WWII's mechanics both help and hinder its emotional impact

[ad_1] As I sat down in my seat to start my Call of Duty WWII multiplayer demo at E3, I looked at everyone around me nervously. I am not a veteran when it comes to first person shooters; it’s not that I don’t enjoy them, it’s more that I’m just not good at them andRead more about Call of Duty WWII's mechanics both help and hinder its emotional impact[…]