e-peas the leader in PMICs and ultra-low power semiconductors dedicated to energy harvesting will be using this year’s Embedded World exhibition to showcase the breadth of applications empowered by its technology as well as its wide ecosystem and partner network.
Glasgow-based green energy pioneer, Katrick Technologies, has developed and patented a unique passive cooling system that removes waste heat without external power required. Here, Katrick Co-CEO Vijay Madlani examines the costs of data centre cooling and how new systems can revolutionise efficiency.
Phoenix Contact are among the leading manufacturers of assembly and installation tools, also supplying a wide range of hand tools. The smart way of crimping whatever the task: Phoenix Contact’s new Crimpfox Duo 16S tool is now available on the Conrad Sourcing Platform.
The OSRAM LINEARlight Flex Colormix Protect product family creates breathtaking color accents, especially on curved sections of facades or interior walls, but can also be used as colorful pathway lighting.
The United Arab Emirates’ Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure selected Siemens technology for a nationwide network of ultra-fast electric vehicle (EV) chargers which will help reduce carbon emissions, boost adoption of EVs by addressing so-called range anxiety, and lay the groundwork for a more connected and sustainable transportation system.
Environmental sensor technology with artificial intelligence this is the first gas sensor with artificial intelligence and integrated highly linear and highly accurate pressure, humidity and temperature sensors. Bosch's BME688 complements the Rutronik sensors portfolio.
Carrier Commercial Refrigeration is expanding its range of QuietCO2OL MC compact indoor refrigeration units, which use the natural refrigerant carbon dioxide (CO2), to strengthen its sustainable product offerings in the convenience store sector.
STM32 MCUs pair with Sensory’s VoiceHub technology to streamline development of voice-based user interfaces on wearables, IoT, and smart-home applications.
Siemens invests USD 25 million and acquires a minority stake in U.S.-based WiTricity, a wireless charging technology company. Siemens and WiTricity will work together to drive innovation in the emerging market for wireless EV charging. This market is expected to reach USD 2 billion by 2028 in Europe and North America alone, according to Siemens’ calculations.