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e-con Systems Launches NVIDIA Jetson powered AI Compute Box – Darsi Pro at CES 2026

December 17, 2025

California & Chennai (December 10, 2025): e-con Systems®, a global leader in embedded vision solutions, launches its first Edge AI Vision Box—Darsi Pro built on the NVIDIA® Jetson platform at CES 2026. The showcase will take place from January 6–9, 2026 at the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC), North Hall, Booth #9574, along with live demonstrations on Mobility, Robotics, and Intelligent Traffic Systems (ITS).

Darsi Pro delivers up to 100 TOPS of AI performance, … Read More → "e-con Systems Launches NVIDIA Jetson powered AI Compute Box – Darsi Pro at CES 2026"

CES 2026: e-peas to debut AEM15820, industry’s first PMIC capable of harvesting full-range of hybrid indoor-outdoor PV cells

On display at the Venetian Expo Level 2, Booth #50752 from 6th to 9th January

December 17, 2025

Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, 17 December 2027 – At CES 2026, e-peas will make the public debut of its new AEM15820 power management IC (PMIC), the industry’s first single-chip PMIC capable of spanning the full dynamic range of hybrid indoor-outdoor PV cells.

These hybrid PV cells have a wide power output that can vary from microwatts under indoor lighting to several watts when in direct sunlight. To manage this range, multi-PMIC solutions have previously been required, adding cost and complexity to the overall system designs.

They are being implemented in a wide range of consumer applications, … Read More →

Unveiling How Sodium-Ion Batteries Can Charge Faster than Lithium-Ion Ones

Detailed experimental analysis reveals the decisive mechanisms governing ion kinetics at hard carbon negative electrodes

December 17, 2025

The worldwide push for sustainability requires better, more durable batteries to support renewable energy systems and our ubiquitous electronic devices. While lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) are currently the go-to solution, future calls for alternatives built on materials more widely available than lithium. Because sodium is abundant and available at low-cost, sodium-ion batteries (SIBs) are a leading candidate for replacing LIBs while still meeting global energy demands.

The key to SIBs’ remarkable performance lies partly in the material used at the negative electrode called hard carbon (HC). This low crystalline, porous type of carbon can store large amounts of … Read More → "Unveiling How Sodium-Ion Batteries Can Charge Faster than Lithium-Ion Ones"

CAD Data Exchange Library with New Envelope Geometry Functions

December 17, 2025

With the new software version 3D_Kernel_IO 2026, CoreTechnologie is expanding the range of services offered by its CAD interface library with an intelligent function for simplifying complex CAD models.

The German French software manufacturer CoreTechnologie (CT) has added a new intelligent function to its proven CAD interface library 3D_Kernel_IO to simplify complex models and expand the range of services offered by the SDK (Software Developer Kit).

The integration of the 3D_Kernel_IO API (Application Programming Interface) provides 3D software manufacturers with 42 up-to-date CAD formats for fast, … Read More → "CAD Data Exchange Library with New Envelope Geometry Functions"

Jeonbuk National University Researchers Reveal New Interface Engineering Strategy for Efficient and Stable Back-Contact Solar Cells

Researchers develop a novel bilayer tin oxide electron transport layer for improving efficiency of back contact solar cells

December 17, 2025

Back-contact perovskite solar cells (BC-PSCs) represent a promising new alternative design to conventional solar cells, offering improved light absorption and higher power conversion efficiency. However, for addressing interfacial defects and recombination losses in BC-PSCs, advanced interface engineering techniques are required. Now, researchers have developed a novel bilayer tin oxide electron transport layer for BC-PSCs, which reduces recombination losses, promotes efficient charge transfer, and improves power conversion efficiency.

As the demand for renewable energy grows, scientists are developing new types of solar cells that are both highly efficient and scalable. The back-contact perovskite solar cell (BC-PSC) is one … Read More → "Jeonbuk National University Researchers Reveal New Interface Engineering Strategy for Efficient and Stable Back-Contact Solar Cells"

6-Axis Alignment System for PICs Upgraded with New Controller — Introducing the F-713

December 17, 2025

Shrewsbury, MA — PI (Physik Instrumente) is pleased to announce the release of the F-713, the latest upgrade to its highly regarded F-712, 6-axis alignment system for photonics chips, fiber arrays, and wafers. The new model retains the F-712’s high-performance hybrid mechanical design based on a hexapod/piezo-scanner combination. It also incorporates a more powerful and flexible controller designed to support future developments in photonics alignment technology.

The F-712 has been a trusted solution for a range of photonics alignment tasks, from fiber array alignment to micro-optics positioning and photonic integrated circuit testing. Its proven design continues … Read More → "6-Axis Alignment System for PICs Upgraded with New Controller — Introducing the F-713"

Keysight Accelerates Electronic Design Productivity with Secure AI-Powered Assistants

AI Chat and Copilot virtual assistants empower a faster user experience with Keysight’s Advanced Design System software

December 16, 2025

SANTA ROSA, Calif., – Keysight Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: KEYS) today announced AI-powered Chat and Copilot assistants for its Advanced Design System (ADS), delivering breakthrough natural language capabilities that accelerate design workflows while maintaining enterprise-grade security.

Electronic design teams face mounting challenges: complex multi-domain workflows, fragmented data management, and relentless pressure to accelerate time-to-market. Manual processes slow innovation, while talent shortages … Read More → "Keysight Accelerates Electronic Design Productivity with Secure AI-Powered Assistants"

Propel Software’s DesignHub Solves Multi-CAD Integration Challenges for Manufacturers

Winter Release Connects Mechanical and Electrical Design Data to PLM; Propel One Agentic AI Boosts Enterprise Productivity

December 16, 2025

Redwood City, CA – December 16, 2025 – Propel Software today launched DesignHub, a multi-CAD integration solution that connects over 15 mechanical and electrical design tools to Propel’s PLM (product lifecycle management) solution, boosting productivity from design to release. DesignHub is available immediately as part of Propel’s Winter 2026 release. The release also includes expanded capabilities from Propel One, Propel’s agentic AI solution powered by Salesforce Agentforce.

DesignHub solves a persistent problem for manufacturers, getting accurate design data from computer aided design (CAD) systems to PLM. Design data often sits in shared drives with unclear naming conventions, leading to version … Read More → "Propel Software’s DesignHub Solves Multi-CAD Integration Challenges for Manufacturers"

Posifa Announces New Ultra-Low-Flow Liquid Flow Sensor Models for Medical and Microfluidic Systems

New Calibrated Ranges From 0–30 mL/min to 0–200 mL/min Expand Options for Precise Liquid Dosing and Stable Closed-Loop Control

December 16, 2025

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Dec. 15, 2025 — Posifa Technologies today announced the availability of new models in its PLF2000 Series of MEMS liquid flow sensors, expanding designers’ options for ultra-low-flow medical, life science, and microfluidic systems. The latest additions to the proven PLF2000 family broaden the lineup with new calibrated ranges from 0–30 mL/min to 0–200 mL/min to support tighter closed-loop control in compact liquid delivery architectures.

The new PLF2000 models provide both analog voltage and digital I²C outputs and deliver linear performance across their specified ranges. Newly available variants include:

NanoIC adds advanced SRAM memory macros to its N2 pathfinding PDK

Major update of NanoIC’s Pathfinding N2 P-PDK empowers researchers and designers to learn and innovate on full SoC architectures

December 15, 2025

LEUVEN (Belgium), DECEMBER 15, 2025 — NanoIC pilot line, a European initiative coordinated by imec and dedicated to accelerating innovation in chip technologies beyond 2nm, announces the release of the N2 P-PDK v1.0, an important update of its N2 Pathfinding Process Design Kit (P-PDK). This new version introduces several new features, including a library of 29 SRAM memory macros, allowing designers to explore and benchmark system-on-chip (SoC) designs with frontside and backside power routing. By adding the SRAM macros in the design options, the N2 P-PDK v1.0 marks an important milestone in enabling research, learning, and design exploration on advanced and future nodes.</ … Read More → "NanoIC adds advanced SRAM memory macros to its N2 pathfinding PDK"

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