Electronics
Sophia the robot is now a citizen of Saudi Arabia
27 Oct 2017
Sophia, who looks a bit like Audrey Hepburn, puts on facial expressions while talking and has an answer to every question
Spin current detection in quantum materials unlocks potential for alternative electronics
14 Oct 2017
New manufacturing process for silicon carbide power devices opens market to more competition
15 Sep 2017
Researchers report new way to make dissolving electronics
07 Sep 2017
Researchers from the University of Houston and China have reported a new type of electronic device that can be triggered to dissolve through exposure to water molecules in the atmosphere
'Near-zero-power' temperature sensor could make wearables, smart home devices less power-hungry
06 Jul 2017
Electrical engineers have developed a temperature sensor that runs on only 113 picowatts of power — about 10 billion times lesser than a watt
'Near-zero-power' temperature sensor could make wearables, smart devices less power-hungry
05 Jul 2017
Keeping the heat out
03 Jul 2017
Tesla unveils plans for at least 10 ‘gigafactories’ at annual meet
07 Jun 2017
Fighting off calls for annual elections amid fears that it is becoming a family concern with conflicts of interest, Tesla unveiled several future plans, including for the mass-market Model 3 and updates for existing models
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