Category: Markets
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Rohde & Schwarz will show new high-gain antennas and speed-optimised EMI testing at APEMC 2026, targeting commercial, automotive, aerospace, and defence compliance work.
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POLYN Technology has taped out its VibroSense engineering chip, bringing analogue neuromorphic processing closer to deployment inside tyres for real-time road-friction monitoring.
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Microchip has expanded its Trust Shield portfolio with the TS1800 Platform Root of Trust controller and TS50x secure boot controller, adding hardware-accelerated post-quantum cryptography for data centre, compute, defence, telecom, and infrastructure systems.
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Analog Devices has released its A²B 2.0 automotive audio bus devices to production, increasing full-duplex bandwidth to 98.3Mbps and adding Ethernet tunnelling support for next-generation in-vehicle audio and connectivity architectures.
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MIKROE has added Renesas RA2E1 MCU support to mikroSDK 2.17.12, extending its embedded development framework with low-power Cortex-M23 devices, new board packages, and fixes for Renesas RA2 interrupt handling.
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Valeo and Infineon are collaborating on a laser beam-scanning ground projection module that uses 2D MEMS mirror technology for vehicle-to-everything communication, road-safety signalling, and exterior lighting personalisation.
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MathWorks has released MATLAB and Simulink R2026a, adding Simulink Copilot and Polyspace Copilot to support model-based design, embedded software analysis, coding-rule checks, and development-to-verification workflows.
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Sibel Health has received a $3.5m ARPA-H Direct-to-Phase II SBIR contract to develop a wearable ambulatory edema monitor for continuous, objective tracking of lower-leg swelling outside clinical examination rooms.
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STMicroelectronics has introduced VD55G4 and VD65G4 global-shutter image sensors for always-on vision in compact battery-powered systems, targeting wearables, XR, smart home, industrial, and medical designs.
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Rohde & Schwarz has won a $4.9bn FAA contract to replace analogue air traffic control communications infrastructure with its CERTIUM Voice Communication System across US airports and ATC facilities.