A 132-year old German message in a Dutch gin bottle was recently discovered by a Perth family while taking a stroll along a Western Australia beach just north of Wedge Island. Continue reading at Geekologie
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Each industry has its own standards and requirements that components must meet in order to be considered usable for that industry. There are some tests that are common between industries, such as outgassing, but more often than not there are going to be different requirements...
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[From the last episode: We reviewed our tour of IoT and cloud computing.] We've talked about conventional computing, so now we're going to look at a new computing application that's taking the industry by storm: machine learning. We did a quick overview a long tim...
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AI is all around us, but what is it exactly? For curious minds, this series of blogs explores the fundamental building blocks of AI, which together build the AI solutions we see today and that will enable the products we will enjoy tomorrow. This blog throws light on Supervis...
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Could life evolve on ice worlds, ocean worlds, ocean worlds covered in ice, halo worlds that are tidally locked with their sun, and rogue worlds without a sun? If so, what sort of life might it be?...
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 Prolong Your Smart Watch with SIMOSponsored by Maxim Integrated This design solution discusses the advantages of powering a smart watch with a highly integrated PMIC based on the single-inductor multiple output (SIMO) architecture. We compare it to a typical solution with low level of integration which leads to inefficiencies in PCB space and power consumption. Thanks to a unique SIMO architecture, the MAX77654 PMIC delivers more power efficiently in a smaller space, enabling longer battery life and smaller form factor for smart watches and other wearables. |