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Autonomous vehicles get 'x-ray' vision

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L-r: Post-doctoral researcher Dr Teresa Partida; Professor Ndy Ekere, Pro Vice-Chancellor Faculty of Engineering and Technology; Professor David Harvey and Dr Ming Zhang outside the LJMU engineering laboratories 9Image: LJMU)

New solder extends life of EV electronics

Photo by Diana Polekhina on Unsplash

New smart bandage to optimise wound management

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Wayve and DPD launch Fleet Data Collection Pilot

Microdisplay breakthrough promises to accelerate commercial AR

A composite ink composed of ceramic particles dispersed in a polymer could make foldable electronics easier and cheaper to manufacture at the industrial scale. Image credit: 2021 KAUST; Hassan Tahini

KAUST develops screen-printing approach to foldable electronics

Use DataOps to shine a light on dark data gold

PocketView shows smart displays through fabrics

(l-r) Paul Murnaghan, Regional Director for BT’s enterprise business in Northern Ireland; Colm Higgins, Head of Queen’s University’s Northern Ireland Technology Centre and Rob Shuter, CEO of BT Enterprise (Image: Queen's University Belfast)

Queen's digital testbed to offer 5G benefits to industry