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19 Nov 24

EM Simulations in Automotive Industry

Electrical, Electronics & Instrumentation

This whitepaper shows how electromagnetic simulations can be applied to various scenarios in the automotive industry. The scenarios encompassed 77 GHz anti-collision radar mounted on a car bumper, an EM obstacle detection also at 77 GHz, a radar antenna mounted on a car bumper operating at 24 GHz and 40…

19 Nov 24

Season’s greetings from Google

Computer & Information Technology

Learn more about using Google products like Pixel, Gemini, Lens and more over the holidays.

November 19, 2024
Electrical, Electronics & Instrumentation, Metallurgy & Material Science

A year after introducing the first in-ear, silicon-based earbuds, xMEMS has unveiled a prototype of the latest version of its microspeakers—this time, for use as an open-air speaker, which is a more challenging task.The Silicon Valley-based startup’s previous microspeakers brought microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) to wireless earbuds and boasted excellent sound…

19 Nov 24

New ways to holiday shop with Google Lens, Maps and more

Computer & Information Technology

Learn more about new Google Lens, Shopping and Pay updates, available for shoppers this holiday season.

November 19, 2024
Electrical, Electronics & Instrumentation, Metallurgy & Material Science

Machine learning chips that use analog circuits instead of digital ones have long promised huge energy savings. But in practice they’ve mostly delivered modest savings, and only for modest-sized neural networks. Silicon Valley startup Sageance says it has the technology to bring the promised power savings to tasks suited for…

19 Nov 24

Play’s Best Of awards showcase Asia-Pacific developers

Computer & Information Technology

This year's Play’s Best of awards celebrated creativity and AI, with Asia-Pacific developers capturing over 60% of all app and game honors.

19 Nov 24

Rocket plane blasts through sound barrier on route to hypersonic flight

Computer & Information Technology

Dawn Aerospace has flown its rocket-powered aircraft past the speed of sound, the latest milestone on its path to its first commercial flights. During the test, which took place on New Zealand’s South Island, the startup’s Mk-II Aurora aircraft reached Mach 1.1 and an altitude of 25 kilometres. Dawn said…

19 Nov 24

UK startup taps last-mile delivery algorithms to bring a nurse to you

Computer & Information Technology

Two years ago, the minds behind Testing for All — a Covid-era at-home testing service — launched a new startup. But instead of those dreaded antigen tests that make you feel like you’re trying to tickle your brain with a cotton swab, the company delivers something much more comforting: a…

18 Nov 24

A new era of discovery

Computer & Information Technology

James Manyika’s opening remarks from the AI for Science Forum.

18 Nov 24

20 things you didn’t know about Google Scholar

Computer & Information Technology

Google Scholar celebrates two decades of breaking down barriers to academic research and making it accessible to everyone, everywhere.

EM Simulations in Automotive Industry

Season’s greetings from Google

Smartwatch Speakers Slim Down With Silicon

New ways to holiday shop with Google Lens, Maps and more

Analog AI Startup Aims to Lower Gen AI’s Power Needs

Play’s Best Of awards showcase Asia-Pacific developers

Rocket plane blasts through sound barrier on route to hypersonic flight

UK startup taps last-mile delivery algorithms to bring a nurse to you

A new era of discovery

20 things you didn’t know about Google Scholar

Google won two major awards at MWC Barcelona 2025.

Expanding AI Overviews and introducing AI Mode

This MRI Can Run on Batteries

The Tiny Star Explosions Powering Moore’s Law