DragonFly 2020 system flies to first customer
The supply was made to an Israeli defence company for evaluation purposes, according to Nano Dimension Technologies.
Tackling power consumption in miniature devices
Experiments show metallic wires can be created using bilayer graphene sheets, but researchers said they're still a long way from applications.
Controlling electron ‘colour’ step forward in valleytronics
The experimental device of bilayer graphene proves the ability to control the momentum of electrons, offering a path to electronics that could require less energy and give off less heat.
How interscatter tech eliminates backscattering by-products
The backscattering process creates an unwanted mirror image copy of the signal, which consumes more bandwidth as well as interferes with networks on the mirror copy Wi-Fi channel.
Interscatter technique allows implants to talk Wi-Fi
Interscatter communication backscatters existing signals like Bluetooth in the air, transforming wireless transmissions from one technology to another.
Software learns to perfectly mimic handwriting
The system is flexible enough that samples from historical documents can be used with little extra effort.
Fujitsu uses GPU parallelisation to speed deep learning
Using "AlexNet," 64 GPUs in parallel have achieved 27x the speed of a single GPU for what Fujitsu is claiming is the world's fastest.
Flexible skin patch monitors blood alcohol from sweat
The device coprises a temporary tattoo, which sticks to the skin and induces sweat, and a portable flexible electronic circuit board. Does it spell an end to drunk driving?
Semi-transparent solar cells reflect away heat
A research team at KAIST has developed a top transparent electrode that works well with perovskite solar cells.
How Juno’s solar array gathers power from the sun
NASA's Juno spacecraft is a study in low power equipment improved solar-cell efficiency and array-structure design.