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Dec 21, 2021

Biodegradable e-ink designed for environmentally friendly 3D-printed electronics

Posted by in categories: electronics, sustainability

New natural-source e-ink biodegrades once discarded.

Dec 19, 2021

NOVELDA’s Tiny USB X4F103 Uses Impulse Radar to Monitor Movement, Right Down to Individual Breaths

Posted by in category: electronics

Able to pick up “sub-millimeter” movements, including breaths taken under a duvet, this sensor works through wood, plastic, and glass.

Dec 14, 2021

Criminals use new technology to sell stolen phones northern Nevada

Posted by in categories: electronics, mobile phones

Thieves are getting their hands on some quick and easy cash thanks to a new piece of equipment in town. Kiosks called EcoATM buy used phones. The company touts itself as reducing electronic waste and finding a way to reuse electronics through a simpler and safer way to sell devices. There are 5,000 machines located across the country, including several in northern Nevada. They’re located inside places like Walmart, grocery stores and malls.

Dec 11, 2021

New salt-grain sized micro camera takes images on par with a full size camera’s

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Researchers have created a salt-grain sized micro camera capable of taking images almost on par with a regular camera.

Dec 11, 2021

Camera the size of a salt grain developed by scientists

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Dec 9, 2021

Canon Develops Sensor that Can Shoot Full Color Photos in the Dark

Posted by in categories: computing, electronics

It is the highest resolution sensor of its type ever made.


Canon has developed an image sensor that is capable of capturing high-quality color photography even in the dark. The company says that it will be able to shoot clear photos even in situations where nothing is visible to the naked eye.

In a report from Nikkei, Canon says that it has developed a new type of light-receiving element called a single photon avalanche diode (SPAD) and is implementing it on a CMOS sensor. SPAD photodetector technology on its own isn’t new, and has been in use since the 1970s. However, Canon has managed to create a sensor with 3.2 million pixels, which it says is more than three times the resolution of conventional SPADs and makes it the highest-resolution sensor of its type ever made.

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Dec 7, 2021

Windows 11 is still halving NVMe SSD write speeds

Posted by in categories: computing, electronics

Months ago, before Windows 11 even shipped, beta users were complaining that Windows 11 was slowing their random write speeds on NVMe SSD by more than half.

Now, three months later and two months after the launch of the OS, it appears the issue is persisting.

Recent CrystalDiskMark benchmarks of the Samsung 980 Pro SSD performed by PleasedPen25317 show a massive reduction in random write speeds for any partition with Windows 11 installed.

Dec 4, 2021

Southside Rockers Stuttgart & Jason Nevins bei Viva TV

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► Contact/Booking: [email protected].

www.tpthamburg.de.

Dec 3, 2021

Electronic Tongue

Posted by in categories: electronics, food

Circa 2017


An electronic tongue is a device made of sensors responding to some taste (soluble) of foods through the transduction of a signal or a pattern of signals thanks to a pattern-recognition software system.

Dec 2, 2021

Scientists develop ‘lab on a chip’ that costs 1 cent to make

Posted by in categories: biotech/medical, electronics

Circa 2017


“Enabling early detection of diseases is one of the greatest opportunities we have for developing effective treatments,” Esfandyarpour said. “Maybe $1 in the U.S. doesn’t count that much, but somewhere in the developing world, it’s a lot of money.”

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