Reader’s Choice! Top 10 Stories of 2020
Article By : EETI Staff
Here we continue our annual look back at the top stories of 2020 chosen based on our readers' views!
At the end of each year we take a look at the most read stories during that year. Here we continue our annual look back at the top stories of 2020 chosen based on our readers’ views!
This year, top articles run the gamut from Broadband for WFH, COVID-19 and its testing to Vaccine, teardowns, and more. Read on for the top 10 articles of 2020 as determined by readership.
If one of your favorites is missing, please add your top article in the comments below!
For those whom that is impossible, be it cost-prohibitive, unavailable to their location, affected by an outage, or any other issue, how do they gain access to information?
IIT-Delhi collaborated with Japan’s AIST in a study that discovered that Ashwagandha compound may be efficietive anti-Covid-19 drug…
Back in 1993, India was regarded as a place to source engineering talent at a low labor cost — often just a tenth the cost of an equivalent hire in Europe or the United States…
The DIY Hack-a-Vent Innovation Challenge inspires new ventilator designs — some with creative ways to leverage existing technology like breathing air diving systems, breast pumps, or Raspberry Pi controller boards…
CSIR-CMERI has developed the World’s Largest Solar Tree. The installed capacity of the Solar Tree is above 11.5 kWp. It has the annual capacity to generate 12,000-14,000 units of Clean and Green Power…
Maxim CTO Dave Dwelley says the electronics design process has improved immeasurably, but it needs to be easier and faster still..
India has been under strict lockdown for several weeks and is expected to continue for at least another two weeks in its major cities. What has that meant for the electronics industry in the country?
Mass testing is crucial right now. The opportunity is huge for diagnostic companies, especially those with microfluidic systems, but can these vendors produce millions of tests per week?
Telecommuting means digitizing all business processes so that information is immediately available to all those involved in a given task.