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A nearly-perfect display technology already sits on our noses.
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krwada
The hi-tech electronics industry gets us in both ways. As we get older, our ability to see fine ...
Writing better hardware interfaces may require writing fairly elaborate declarations. It's probably worth the effort.
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Dan_Saks
That 0x12 should have been just 12. Thanks for catching the typo.
You need math to estimate a curve. Here's part two in Jack's series on state estimation.
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vampailleur
Was your 18x18 matrix sparse?
Remember unintended acceleration? Here's what NASA should have examined in Toyota's software.
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ReneCardenas
Lots of assumptions here, that make the statistical value more suspect.
Every year when the January CES rolls around I have a complex set of emotional reactions: anticipation about the new gadgets, resignation that there will always be some flaw or oversight that spoils the pleasure of using them, and resentment that the problems could have been avoided.
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Bernard Cole
Regarding cell phones and their reliability. As a diabetic all my life, the cell phone gives me ...
DESIGN West is the Embedded Systems Conference on steroids.
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A grant of around $1.4 million by the UK's Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) has been awarded to create a wireless network of sensors that will reveal the flow of glaciers at the edge of the Greenland Ice Sheet.
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cdhmanning
"Disposable" just means that the sensors are cheaper than the cost of trying to recover them.
That ...
Commentary
DesignCon 2012 starts January 30 and ends February 2nd in the Santa Clara Convention Center.
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This is going to be a great webinar about power, power integrity and everything associated with power. Sign up now and don’t miss this one!
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Software-borne features and system virtualization have become key differentiators for automotive OEMs.
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cdhmanning
One of the main reasons to put micros in the sensors is to simplify wiring harnesses.
For eample, ...
Problems with the human-machine interface on a Korean drilling platform have the users stumped ... until they call in the engineer, of course.
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jlinstrom
we were the HMI company - you'd think the System Integrator (who did drill rig build and program for ...
Dwight has a story from his academic years and work done at a company that "built just about anything."
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zeeglen
The title "Wire we fixing this?" reminds me of the cable manufacturer guy who told his wife he had ...
Sometimes it's necessary to resort to a bit of stealth work to preserve your reputation...
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jlinstrom
sounds like a 'Pearl Harbor file" to me - another tip they don't teach you in Engr. school. Grad ...
Even a vital parameter can lose its stature due to technology change
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Compotek_LB
What about "modula2" and "Pascal"?
And does anyone remember VESA local bus (VLB)? - Amazing that ...
New NXP online community lets professional and hobbyists alike share design success stories and technical insights while providing technology news, product information, learning, and training.
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Duane Benson
@ams0178 - I'll be one of the regular bloggers on the site. I don't have any direct connection with ...
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