Category: Sensors
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Tobii is providing webcam-based eye tracking for Lenovo’s tablet. The Legion Y900 13 uses Tobii Nexus software on a Qualcomm SoC to support multimodal AI interaction.
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ByteSnap Design will demonstrate embedded edge-AI vision at UK events. The system runs real-time object detection on embedded hardware without cloud processing, using an Infineon PSOC Edge device.
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Anglia Components has signed a pan-European agreement with Nanopower Semiconductor. The deal brings nPZero Gen1 power-management ICs, development tools, and evaluation boards into stock for UK and EU IoT designs.
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Synaptics has expanded access to its Astra Machina development kit. The SL2600 platform supports multimodal edge-AI prototyping across industrial, healthcare, robotics, IoT, and test applications.
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Würth Elektronik has expanded its digital isolator range for I²C. The WPME-CDI2C family adds bidirectional galvanic isolation for industrial, battery, motor-control, sensor, and embedded designs.
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Microchip has introduced Value Line DSCs for real-time control designs. The dsPIC33CK family combines deterministic processing, high-resolution PWM, ADCs, security, communications peripherals, and low-cost tools for motor, touch, sensing, and embedded applications.
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MSI IPC will show edge AI platforms for industrial computing. The COMPUTEX portfolio covers machine vision, semiconductor AOI, robotics, panel PCs, vehicle monitoring, local agentic workloads, and smart manufacturing systems.
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Anritsu and YOTASYS are advancing AI-enabled RF spectrum monitoring systems. Their collaboration combines analyser hardware, GPU processing, and machine-learning software for signal classification, anomaly detection, interference analysis, and distributed monitoring.
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Alif Semiconductor’s Ensemble edge-AI microcontrollers will be shown at Hardware Pioneers Max, targeting on-device voice, image, transformer, and generative AI workloads.
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element14 has launched a smart transport design challenge inviting engineers to prototype EV and intelligent mobility systems using development hardware from AMD, Avnet, and ST.