Category: Design engineering
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Teledyne releases wideband limiter to protect EW receiver front-ends hardware. The passive 0.1–20 GHz module is built to absorb high-power RF before it reaches sensitive electronics, with SMA connectors and fast recovery aimed at retrofit protection in R-ESM and EW systems.
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Sony brings drone-ready cameras and LiDAR to Amsterdam Drone Week. The company plans live demonstrations spanning 61MP aerial imaging, 4K60 zoom blocks, and miniature dToF depth sensing for mapping, inspection, surveillance, and traffic operations.
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AMUK’s annual plan maps priorities for UK additive manufacturing industry. The third Annual Action Plan sets out a 12-month agenda focused on supply chain maturity, workforce skills, and standards, against a backdrop of tough UK trading conditions.
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MathWorks has joined the EDGE AI Foundation as a member. The move links MATLAB and Simulink workflows with a wider push for energy-efficient edge AI, spanning model training, system simulation, code generation, and deployment across embedded targets.
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Keysight and Samsung are validating AI-RAN from lab to air. At MWC Barcelona, the pair and NVIDIA are demonstrating a single workflow for dataset generation, AI/ML training, and benchmarking, using a PUSCH channel-estimation use case.
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XPENG is advancing VLA 2.0 and updating European vehicles now. Global delivery of the next-generation vision-to-action driving stack is planned from 2027, while XOS 5.8.7 begins rolling out in Europe this month with refinements to ACC, lane centring, and connectivity.
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Delta has acquired its German building automation integration partner outright. The deal folds Delta Controls Germany’s European integrator network into Delta’s smart-building portfolio, as building automation and control requirements tighten across the region.
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Molex pushed coaxial test assemblies to 145 GHz limits now. Its latest Cardinal multi-port coaxial assemblies target dense lab setups for AI interconnect and 5G/6G validation, with phase-matched connections and data characterisation rates up to 448 Gbps.
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L3Harris says additive manufacturing is reshaping airbreathing hypersonic propulsion production. The company reports a tenfold reduction in 3D-printed component lead times under a US DoD manufacturing programme.
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Iridium has unveiled a three-radio module for global IoT deployments. The Iridium 9604 integrates Iridium SBD satellite, LTE-M cellular, and multi-constellation GNSS, with commercial availability set for June 2026.