Category: News
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UK-developed LiDAR will guide Europe’s Argonaut lander towards safe touchdowns. MDA Space UK’s LEIA sensor will map lunar terrain during autonomous descent.
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OptiTrack has added two-way communications to its active tracking platform. ActiveIO combines self-identifying optical markers, radio links, inertial sensing, and GPIO connectivity.
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Yokogawa’s WT1500 directly measures power systems operating at 2,000V DC. Wideband inputs, resolver channels, and network synchronisation support converter, motor, and energy-system testing.
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ROHM’s compact evaluation board reduces buck-boost converter mounting area substantially. The five-component reference design occupies 12.87mm² while retaining low quiescent current and high efficiency.
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ams OSRAM has broadened its higher-efficiency infrared emitter technology platform. IR:6 devices cover 850nm, 920nm, and 940nm applications across sensing, biometrics, medical equipment, and machine vision.
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e-peas has widened photovoltaic harvesting across sharply changing light conditions. The AEM15820 combines separate low- and high-power conversion paths within one power-management IC.
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Philips has cleared a redesigned reusable pulse-oximetry sensor for America. Revised optical engineering and broader validation produced improved measurement consistency across evaluated patient groups.
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GÖPEL has automated boundary-scan programme generation within CASCON 4.11 software. The release also expands analogue measurement, netlist analysis, and processor-emulation functions.
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Europe’s processor programme has completed its second major development stage. Demonstrations covered Rhea1 silicon, RISC-V acceleration, scientific software, design tools, and memory compression.
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Infineon’s PSoC Edge kit unifies processing, sensing, and wireless connectivity. The platform supports multimodal edge-AI development across industrial, medical, wearable, and robotic systems.