Magnetic field sensors are everywhere in modern life, even though most people never notice them. These tiny electronic components help detect movement, position, and distance, and are found in products ranging from smartphones and computer hard drives to car steering systems, security sensors, and smart packaging. Billions of magnetic sensors are manufactured every year. However, […]

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A team of researchers has created a soft, stretchable electronic patch that can run artificial intelligence (AI) directly on the human body without needing to send data to a computer or cloud server. The new device was developed by scientists at the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering in collaboration with researchers at […]

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Hailo’s Yaniv Sulkes talks about physical AI and how hardware acceleration helps address challenges.

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Ritu Favre talks about NI’s Nigel AI test and measurement platform.

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For almost 100 years, scientists believed there were only two main types of magnets. One is the familiar ferromagnet, the kind found on refrigerators and in many electronic devices. The other is the antiferromagnet, a less obvious type whose magnetic properties cancel out and remain hidden at larger scales. In recent years, researchers have identified […]

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A new technique to make electronic fibers could help solve wearable technology’s flexibility problem

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