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Electronics

Comment: Resilience and digital transformation drive growth despite market challenges

The soft robotic glove integrates five actuators into a single wearable device that conforms to the user's hand

Exoskeleton glove helps stroke survivors find their rhythm

Hat 35 baseball cap acts as air purifying wearable

Comment: Retrofit can help tackle throwaway culture

Computer memory improves performance and reduces energy demands

Comment: How cognitive manufacturing is bringing Industry 4.0 closer

Analog Devices is investing €630m in next generation semiconductor R&D and manufacturing facility in Limerick

INWED 2023 Q&A: Olive Murphy, Director of Systems Applications & Advanced Technology for Sustainable Buildings & Infrastructure at Analog Devices

A team led by researchers at the University of Washington has created an app — FeverPhone — that transforms smartphones into thermometers without adding new hardware. Shown here is lead author Joseph Breda, a UW doctoral student in the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering

FeverPhone turns smartphones into thermometers for clinical use

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The electrical resistance of the optoelectric memristor can be programmed by visible light

In-memory light sensor provides artificial visual perception

KAUST Professor Mario Lanza and his co-researchers have successfully designed the world's first 2D microchip using synthetic materials

KAUST leads development of prototype 2D microchip

SCOPS project to develop European space chips