[ad_1] “Everyone gets ISO 9000,” Challenger business development manager Richard Hancock told Electronics Weekly. “AS9100 means that  we can work on jobs to a better specification. You need it for anything that is in a fighting vehicle, anything that is on a warship and anything on a military plane.” He argues that being AS9100 accreditedRead more about Challenger Solutions gets AS9100 approval for military customers[…]

[ad_1] When Microsoft revealed the Surface Studio, the world was in awe of the all-in-one masterpiece. Now, in 2018, we’re anxiously waiting to get our hands on the Surface Studio 2. While the Surface Studio doesn’t have enough ports, the secual could – and should – fix this by implementing Thunderbolt 3, on top ofRead more about Surface Studio 2: what we want to see[…]

[ad_1] “Through innovations in component architecture, the new XLamp XP-G3 S Line LED can withstand double the number of switching cycles when compared to competing leds in its class,” said Cree in the launch paperwork – leaving me to wonder if the competitor is the Standard version, or not? I have trawled through the newRead more about What is the S Line version of Cree’s XP-G3 all about[…]

[ad_1] Google Assistant will be available on even more LG TVs in an expansion which will see customers outside the US given access to all-new features. LG will be launching Google Assistant on its AI ThinQ TVs in seven more markets – the UK, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, South Korea, and Spain – by theRead more about Your LG TV could get smarter by the end of the year[…]

[ad_1] “Global billings declined for the second month in a row, indicative of customer push-outs,” says SEMI CEO Ajit Manocha,  “we expect the industry to weather this soft patch and end the year overall with strong growth.” Last six months’ billings in millions of dollars are: Billings(3-mo. avg.) Year-Over-Year February 2018 $2,417.8 22.5% March 2018Read more about SEMI billings decline for second month in a row[…]

[ad_1] Looking like a regular smartphone wearing an H.R. Giger-inspired heavy-duty case, the Red Hydrogen phone is now one step closer to landing in the eager hands of its target demographic (which, we’re assuming, is ‘Hollywood cinematographers and cashed-up leather fetishists’), with the first official photos of the device having finally been revealed. “Up toRead more about Red's weird-looking Hydrogen phone gets its first official photos[…]

[ad_1] We’re talking wireless energy harvesting, maybe to help power smart sensors and IoT… The aim of the project, Chaoyun tells us, is to help develop cutting-edge solutions for energy harvesting from ambient signals, whether mobile, TV or WiFi signals. And as a result he has produced a battery-free quartz clock with wireless sensing functions.Read more about Time for ambient energy harvesting from RF signals[…]

[ad_1] Main image: Katherine Johnson. Credit: NASA From the early 19th century to the present day, women have played crucial roles in the development of technology, however they are systematically underrepresented – and underpaid – in STEM industries today.  Part of the problem is that female pioneers of computing, programming, mathematics, and science have largelyRead more about 10 female tech innovators you may not have heard of[…]

[ad_1] When current is fed through the thermoplastic – off-the-shelf graphene polyactide composite – it heats and expands causing the paper to bend or fold – an process which reverses when the current is stopped. “We are reinventing this really old material,” said Lining Yao, a researcher at the University’s Human-Computer Interaction Institute. “Actuation turnsRead more about Actuator formed by 2D printing on paper[…]

[ad_1] It’s only a few months until we get our hands on the latest addition to the Fallout series – Fallout 76. Set in post-apocalyptic West Virginia, USA, Fallout 76 acts as a prequel to the previous games in the franchise. But there’s one big difference – it’s entirely online.  Players will have the chanceRead more about Fallout 76 release date, trailers and news[…]