Category: Markets
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e-peas has raised $22m to expand energy-harvesting semiconductor development internationally. The Belgian company will scale commercial activity and broaden products for battery-free and long-life connected devices.
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Aetina will support NVIDIA’s new Jetson T3000 and T2000 modules. Fan-cooled and fanless DeviceEdge systems will extend Thor-class physical AI into lower-power robotics platforms.
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Microchip has introduced an industrial 90W Power over Ethernet midspan. The PD-9601GCI adds IEEE 802.3bt power to existing Gigabit networks without replacing the installed switch.
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TT Electronics will present high-density aerospace power systems at Farnborough. Its portfolio includes high-voltage conversion, bidirectional platforms, VPX supplies, SiC modules, magnetics, and electronic assemblies.
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G&H will present integrated diagnostic-instrument development capabilities at ADLM 2026. Its work spans photonics, electronics, systems engineering, industrialisation, regulatory support, and ISO 13485 manufacturing.
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MEMSensing has introduced conditioned pressure sensors covering ranges from 5kPa. The compact MSPC01 family targets airflow, medical equipment, HVAC, filtration, and industrial-control applications.
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Digi has introduced rugged TX65 routers combining 5G and Wi-Fi. Dual-modem options, Wi-Fi 7, multi-gigabit Ethernet, positioning, and remote management support connected vehicles and industrial systems.
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Messe Frankfurt has acquired London’s professional LiGHT Expo exhibition business. The existing organising team will remain involved as the event joins the international portfolio built around Light + Building.
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AI is becoming embedded within practical medical electronics systems. Roy Wills, VP, Head of Healthcare Business and Partnerships at Intellias, examines how edge processing, connected devices, diagnostics, and governance are reshaping healthcare technology.
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Senzime and Philips will jointly develop integrated patient-monitoring products worldwide. The agreement combines specialist perioperative technology with Philips’ established hospital-monitoring systems and international commercial organisation.