bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
DELIVERING VIDEO STABILIZATION
Authors: Svensson Johan
Published: January 2023

Demand for better, more stable video spans a variety of real-world applications. Johan Svensson explains how to meet market expectations
Simplifying antenna design through IC integration
Authors: Lane Jeff
Published: January 2023

Improved IC integration is making it easier to design flat-panel phased array antennas, as Jeff Lane explains
A finger on the pulse of time
Authors: Masi Sebastian
Published: January 2023

How are features associated with interactive displays finding their way into the passenger cell of the future?
Delivering Reliable Communications
Authors: Anslow Richard
Published: January 2023

Designing better communications systems are critical when it comes to the Industrial Internet of Things, as RICHARD ANSLOW and NEIL QUINN explain
EDS Conference Preview
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

The year’s conference will see the addition of ‘The Engineer Keynote Stage’ to the New Electronics and Eureka conference streams.
DSPs Target Embedded Vision and AI
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

CADENCE EXTENDS TENSILICA VISION AND AI DSP IP PRODUCT LINE.
AImotive Announces aiSim 3.0
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

NEXT-GENERATION SIMULATION BRINGS ADVANCED SAFETY FEATURES CLOSER TO REALITY WITH MULTI-NODE AND MULTI-CLIENT SUPPORT.
PsiQuantum and GF to Build Full-Scale Quantum Computer
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

COMPANIES ARE MANUFACTURING THE COMPONENTS NECESSARY FOR A COMMERCIALLY VIABLE QUANTUM COMPUTER.
CPI Joins Battery Project
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

CPI JOINS THE ALBATROSS PROJECT TO ENHANCE NEXT-GENERATION EV BATTERY PACKS.
Return of the Multichip
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

Chiplets are looking more attractive as silicon area spirals upwards. But none of the decisions around their use are easy.
Smart Buildings Get Better Connected
Authors: Hönsch Marián
Published: January 2023

Connecting wireless, battery-free sensors to IT infrastructures makes it easier than ever to gain new insights, as Marián Hönsch explains
Energy-Harvest Technology to Make Roads Safer
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

AN ECO-FRIENDLY ENERGY-HARVESTING SMART SENSOR COULD HELP MAKE ROADS SAFER BY IDENTIFYING DANGEROUS DRIVER BEHAVIOUR.
How AI is Transforming the NHS
Authors: Austin-Morgan Tom
Published: January 2023

Whether being used to discover links between genetic codes, power surgical robots or maximise hospital efficiency, artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the healthcare industry.
New Opportunities for Medical Devices
Authors: Van Meijeren Adrie
Published: January 2023

TINY applications for connected health made possible by Bluetooth Low Energy, as Adrie Van Meijeren explains
‘A Shock That Seeds Innovation’
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

What kind of audio market is set to emerge after the pandemic?
Finding that ‘Unexpected’ Bug
Authors: Kraft Johan
Published: January 2023

It’s a real challenge to identify bugs in embedded code across the Internet of Things, but visual trace diagnostics has made that process easier.
A Blended Strategy
Authors: Sacke Nick
Published: January 2023

Why using a blend of networks will deliver a more successful IoT deployment.
Superconducting Coils for Contactless Power Transmission
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Scientists develop a coil with superconducting wires that can transmit contactless power with only limited losses.
Why does AI Need A Security Standard?
Authors: Leadbeater Alex
Published: January 2023

The effort going into making AI a viable technology is enormous but, until now, there has been no consolidated effort to make AI secure. Alex Leadbeater explains
Safe, Secure and First to Market
Authors: Piwek Janus
Published: January 2023

What do you need to develop a successful IoT system? One element that haunts developers is security, however a new platform may provide a solution. Janus Piwek explains
Cadence Unveils New ‘Dynamic Duo’
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

CADENCE UNVEILS NEXT-GENERATION PALLADIUM Z2 AND PROTIUM X2 SYSTEMS.
Critical Safety Support for Mali-G78AE GPU
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

COREAVI ANNOUNCES SAFETY-CRITICAL SOFTWARE FOR ARM’S MALI-G78AE GPU.
Building Better
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Technology is playing an important role in the construction industry as it looks to address challenges around labour shortages, better supply chain management and improved productivity.
Delivering Side-Channel Analysis in Embedded Designs
Authors: Seward VI DeWitt C. , Elenes Javier
Published: January 2023

Why it’s important to factor in side-channel analysis when designing embedded devices.
Navigating the ‘Perfect Storm’
Authors: Cunha Margaret
Published: January 2023

The electronics industry is having to navigate what has been described as a ‘perfect storm’, which has created electronic component supply chain shortages.
Growing Components onto a Semiconductor Block
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

GROWING ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS ONTO A SEMICONDUCTOR BLOCK SPEEDS UP ELECTRONIC OPERATION.
Meeting the Memory Challenge
Authors: Chien Jason
Published: January 2023

How does Silicon Motion’s FerriSSD provide the stability and data security required in today’s medical equipment?
AN Evolution in Testing
Authors: Campling Rob
Published: January 2023

ROB CAMPLING looks at how standards and regulations concerning radio technologies are evolving
Embedded… But Exposed
Authors: Barrett Michael
Published: January 2023

With more and more operational technology systems becoming IoT-enabled, the attack surface for cyber-attacks is getting larger. MICHAEL BARRETT discusses the threats and solutions.
Has Space Reached Its ‘Internet Moment’?
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

With the new National Space Strategy in place has the UK space sector reached a similar inflection point to that of the Internet in the 1990s?
Pushing The Boundaries
Authors: Hand Duncan
Published: January 2023

How is the Medical Device Manufacturing Centre helping to push the boundaries of medical device development?
Improving Medical Transformer Design
Authors: Velayutham Yoganand
Published: January 2023

Design engineer, YOGANAND VELAYUTHAM, looks at how to improve the design of medical grade transformers
Meeting The AI/ML Design Challenge
Authors: Patankar Kedar
Published: January 2023

KEDAR PATANKAR assesses the physical design considerations that need to be taken into account when it comes to AI/ML applications
Pushing Power to New Levels
Authors: Ortmeyer Cliff
Published: January 2023

Wide-bandgap semiconductor materials are helping to push power to new levels.
‘A Deep Dive On… Connectivity’
Authors: Pallant Jonathan
Published: January 2023

Upgrading a product to be ‘Internet connected’ sounds easy but there are network options and questions to ask, as JONATHAN PALLANT explains
Touch Sound Localisation Technology
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

KAIST team develop sound-based touch input technology for smart tables and mirrors.
Graphene Printed Electronics
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Scientists develop low cost method to produce graphene printed electronics
Hackers Aim for the Jackpot
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

Hardware designers need to watch out for attacks aimed squarely at their circuitry.
Definition in Demand
Authors: Grylls Bethan
Published: January 2023

High resolution displays are becoming more important in the consumer space, so broadcast technology has to evolve.
Double the Power
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

A breakthrough in organic electronics could lead to doubly efficient polymer-based semiconductors.
The Growing Role of the Design Consultancy
Authors: Grylls Bethan
Published: January 2023

A Fen Technology event looks to “help out” a new generation of engineers working to exploit the Internet of Things.
Intelligent Audio
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Nokia is bringing spatial audio to mobile phones without requiring hardware and design adjustments.
Digital Catapult Launches the Future Networks Lab
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Leading companies partner with Digital Catapult to launch the UK’s latest dedicated facility for network technologies.
Securing Our Airports
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

The unauthorised intrusion of a drone over Gatwick airport has herladed calls for more effective counter measures.
Cadence and Green Hills Announce Strategic Partnership
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Companies look to leverage their strengths to drive embedded system safety and security.
China Aims High as Global Innovator
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

China is on the way to becoming a world leader in international patent filings.
Taking a Lead
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

The setting up of the new Future Networks Lab looks to support and enable the adoption of IoT, LPWAN and 5G technologies.
Battery Anxiety
Authors: Grylls Bethan
Published: January 2023

Our continued reliance on mobile devices means that users are keen to keep their devices always on and charged.
TechWorks Appoints Alan Banks as CEO
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

The industry association for deep tech appoints Alan Banks as CEO.
MindSphere Member
Authors: Grylls Bethan
Published: January 2023

Arrow joins IIoT partner program operated by Siemens.
Solving Problems Better
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

BRIDGING THE ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL WORLDS, the opportunities for ADI are immense, As Martin Cotter explains to
Intel Acquisition
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Intel acquires Omnitek as it looks to strengthen its FPGA video and vision offering.
A Simple Focus
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

OKdo, a new global technology business, aims to deliver a range of services and development support for SBC and the IoT.
Inference at the Edge
Authors: Grylls Bethan
Published: January 2023

AI inference processing is still in its infancy, but the market and technologies are growing at a rapid rate.
Addressing E-Waste
Authors: McGrenary Stewart
Published: January 2023

How can Blockchain be used to solve the growing e-waste problem?
Achronix Targets Machine Learning Markets
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

New FPGA family looks to address high-bandwidth data acceleration applications.
Inferring the Future
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

Probability theory is coming to the rescue of systems at risk of making overconfident mistakes.
Consumerisation of Medicine
Authors: Grylls Bethan
Published: January 2023

With an ageing population hospitals are looking to digitise their operations to manage increased demand, as
A New Era in Industrial Production?
Authors: Wei Yongbin
Published: January 2023

How can 5G help to unlock the potential of the Industrial IoT?
The Need for Bonding and Security
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Despite 5G looming on the horizon it’s unlikely that wi-fi will go away, so the key issue appears to be how to enable a seamless transition between the two.
Solid-State Drives Start to Crunch the Numbers
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

Pushing computation into storage is one way server designers intend to stay ahead of demand.
Security Through Modularity
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

As more connected devices appear, so the concept of modularity is being used to tackle the problem of security.
The Digital Divide
Authors: Grylls Bethan
Published: January 2023

The world’s first braille smartwatch for the blind. The team behind the Dot Watch explain how their wearable device will break down barriers.
Spurring Innovation
Authors: Barnfather Karl , Strange Harry
Published: January 2023

While innovation is booming in machine learning companies need to be aware of the importance of effective patent protection, as Karl Barnfather and Harry Strange explain
Mission-Critical Modules Take to the Skies
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Artificial ‘skin’ sensor could be the future of wearable electronics.
Future of Devices
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Research conducted by GSMA Intelligence suggests that while awareness of 5G is high, upgrade intentions vary considerably among consumers.
The Only Way is Up
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

Chipmakers look to the third dimension to continue scaling.
A New Hope
Authors: Seren Michael
Published: January 2023

There appears to be a greater willingness within the STEM community to collaborate with one another, and to share resources.
Number of 5G Devices Breaks 200 Barrier
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

The GSA reports that the number of announced 5G devices has broken the 200 barrier for the first time.
Plessey and WaveOptics Announce Strategic Partnership
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Companies Look to Develop New Optical Module.
The Leading Trade Fair for Embedded Systems
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Embedded World returns to Nuremberg providing the embedded community with access to the latest developments and technologies.
Cutting the Last Cord – The Power Cord
Authors: Wiener Paul
Published: January 2023

The world of wireless charging looks set to go mainstream in many important areas
XMOS Unveils Low Cost, Flexible AI Processor
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

XMOS has announced the xcore.ai which delivers high-performance AI, DSP, control and IO in a single device with prices from $1.
Finding Common Ground
Authors: Walko John
Published: January 2023

In order for the promise of the smart home to be delivered there needs to be common standards and infrastructure.
All Things Bright and Watchable
Authors: Mulley-Goodbarne Elliot
Published: January 2023

ISE saw exhibitors braving storms and viruses to display the latest technology.
Long Term Collaboration
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

MARVELL AND SAMSUNG LOOK TO DRIVE INNOVATION IN A NEW GENERATION OF 5G INFRASTRUCTURE PRODUCTS.
Multi-Touch Screen Display
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

TANVAS UNVEILS PROGRAMMABLE EFFECTS AND TEXTURES FOR AUTOMOTIVE DISPLAYS.
It's All Change
Authors: Mulley-Goodbarne Elliot
Published: January 2023

From the network to usage, innovations in the mobile sphere are unfolding at an accelerated rate.
All Eyes on High-Speed Comms
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

Ethernet is driving progress on fast links and bringing changes to testing with it
HPE Unveils Edge and Core Products
Authors: Mulley-Goodbarne Elliot
Published: January 2023

HPE'S NEW PORTFOLIO OF EDGE AND CORE PRODUCTS LOOKS TO SPEED UP THE ROLL-OUT OF 5G IN THE UK.
Embedding Science in the Heart of Government
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

The Chief Scientific Adviser Sir Patrick Vallance argues that science needs to be embedded in government.
NXP Pushes Wi-Fi 6 Adoption
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

COMPANY LOOKS TO ACCELERATE WI-FI 6 ADOPTION ACROSS KEY MARKETS.
Optical Gas Sensing Technology
Authors: Rodjeqdrd Henrik , Ehde Staffan
Published: January 2023

Today's NDIR gas sensing technology can now provide a low power, yet robust and reliable, gas sensing capability
Control Your Lighting
Authors: Shafi Saima
Published: January 2023

Intelligent lighting but without the disruption, cost and maintenance associated with hard-wired installations.
Automation Remodels the Distribution Landscape
Authors: Brinkley Alex
Published: January 2023

Despite set-backs in the economy, the distribution market remain positive, and is seeing the benefits of automation to increase efficiency
Detecting Cyber-Attacks
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

ULTRASOC AND AGILE ANALOG WORK TO DETECT PHYSICAL CYBER-ATTACKS.
Paging DR Beep
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

Wearables for healthcare are back on the list of options for treatment
Cloud Access
Authors: Kremser Hans-Günter
Published: January 2023

How to deliver reinforced current and power measurement for IoT- related devices.
You're Not on Your Own!
Authors: Paul Robbie
Published: January 2023

What tools and platforms are available to design engineers when designing for the IoT space?
Addressing Hearing Loss
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

A wireless in-ear computational earpiece, hearables look set to revolutionise attitudes towards hearing loss.
AI Set to Transform Healthcare
Authors: Bhattacharya Subh
Published: January 2023

The power of artificial intelligence in healthcare is set to transform the delivery of medical services
UK's First Car Battery ‘Gigafactory’ Planned
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

TWO UK START-UPS SET TO INVEST £4BN IN PLANT SIMILAR TO TESLA FACILITY IN US.
Machine Learning to Improve Software Quality
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

CODE DEFECT AI TOOL IS ABLE TO PREDICT LIKELIHOOD OF BUGS IN SOURCE CODE.
Combating Evolving Security Threats
Authors: Velinov Nikola , Janouch Stephan
Published: January 2023

What measures are being taken to secure complex automotive systems as threats continue to evolve?
Navigating Covid-19
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

As the impact of Covid-19 plays out how has the electronics industry responded and what could the post-pandemic future hold?
Growing Hygiene Concerns
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

The Covid-19 pandemic has raised concerns that the virus could be transmitted via touchscreens. Can displays be made more secure or is there an alternative to hand?
Deterministic Write Concept Unveiled by Imec
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

IMEC OVERCOMES CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED WITH VOLTAGE-CONTROLLED MAGNETIC RAM.
Lynx Software Targets Mission Critical Edge
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

LYNX UNVEILS LYNX MOSA.IC BUNDLES BRINGING INTELLIGENT EDGE FUNCTIONALITY TO MISSION CRITICAL USE CASES.
Addressing Next Generation Robotics
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

QUALCOMM HAS UNVEILED A 5G AND AI-ENABLED ROBOTICS PLATFORM TO EMPOWER ENGINEERS DEVELOPING NEXT GENERATION ROBOTS AND DRONES.
Next Generation Hall-Effect Sensors
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Working with CERN's Magnetic Measurements section Paragraf is applying its new graphene-based Hall-effect sensors.
Finding the Necessary Horsepower
Authors: Ferro Frank
Published: January 2023

Reaching new levels of autonomy for self-driving vehicles will require advanced memory technologies
Digitalisation of the Modern Railway
Authors: Perez V Alfonso
Published: January 2023

Rail digitalisation is helping to meet customer demands, both now and in the future.
A Brighter Tomorrow?
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

While the COVID-19 pandemic has yet to fully play-out, it's had a profound impact on how we work, play and rest. We take a look at the technologies that could drive change going forward.
Infineon in €9.0bn Deal to Acquire Cypress Semiconductor
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

PLANNED ACQUISITION OF CYPRESS IS A LANDMARK DEVELOPMENT, ACCORDING TO INFINEON BUT SERIOUS DOUBTS ABOUT THE DEAL EMERGE.
NI Week Full Force Ahead!
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

NI Week in Austin highlighted National Instrument!s continued focus on investing in new technologies to support design engineers.
Improved Harness Technology
Authors: Johnston Philip
Published: January 2023

The break-through new process for making FPCs of unlimited length
Virtual Content
Authors: Grylls Bethan
Published: January 2023

The BBC continues to invest heavily in virtual and augmented reality. Bethan Grylls looks at how it plans to utilise AR/VR to deliver content
The Urban Farm Concept
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Urban Farming is Becoming Increasingly Popular and is Helping to Lay the Foundation for a More Local Approach to Farming.
Mediatek Unveils 5G SoC
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

THE COMPANY'S LATEST 5G SOC, THE DIMENSITY 720, WILL PROVIDE MID-TIER SMARTPHONES WITH A 5G EXPERIENCE.
Faraday Unveils Ariel SoC Platform
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

FARADAY TECHNOLOGY LAUNCHES THE ARIEL IOT SOC DEVELOPMENT PLATFORM.
Managing the Supply Chain Post-Brexit
Authors: Holland Tom
Published: January 2023

COULD THE IOT HELP COMPANIES BETTER PREPARE FOR THE CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED WITH BREXIT?
Addressing 5G Network Design Challenges
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

ANALOG DEVICES COLLABORATES WITH INTEL ON RADIO PLATFORM FOR ADDRESSING 5G NETWORK DESIGN CHALLENGES.
60 GHz Radar Chip for Contactless Health Tracking
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

IMEC DEVELOPS A MMWAVE MOTION DETECTION RADAR AT 60GHZ TO ENABLE CONTACTLESS HEALTH MONITORING.
A Revolution in Military Affairs
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

With the rise of AI and machine learning are we prepared for a new type of warfare?
A ‘Capital’ Idea
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Siemens has extended its Xcelerator portfolio to help transform electrical/electronic systems development
Technology to the Rescue
Authors: Huckerby-Brown Claire , Parks Richard
Published: January 2023

Finding malicious flows hidden in the traffic of millions of connected devices is a huge challenge, but a solution is at hand.
Unveiling the Future
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

TSMC SHOWCASED A NUMBER OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES AT ITS ONLINE TECHNOLOGY SYMPOSIUM AND OIP ECOSYSTEM FORUM.
The Future of Mining
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Research points to a mining industry as being in the midst of a digital revolution
Bringing the AI of Things to Life
Authors: Bickley Andrew
Published: January 2023

AIoT could be the key to digital transformation, provided the diverse set of competencies required can be brought together effectively.
Texas Instruments Unveils Customised PSpice Tool
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

PSPICE FOR TI TOOL WILL HELPS ENGINEERS WITH SYSTEM-LEVEL CIRCUIT SIMULATION AND VERIFICATION.
Robotic Navigation Solution
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

ACEINNA LAUNCHES OPENIMU ROS DRIVER FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF ROBOTIC NAVIGATION SYSTEMS.
Deal Raises Serious Questions
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

WITH CONCERNS OVER NVIDIA'S ACQUISITION OF ARM, BOTH COMPANIES HAVE TRIED TO CALMS FEARS ABOUT THE PROPOSED PURCHASE.
Maximising the Value of loT Data
Authors: Sacke Nick
Published: January 2023

As loT sensor deployments are expanded how do you ensure that all stakeholders understand how to integrate these new data sources into existing data platforms?
Future-Proofing Your Workforce
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Businesses need to future-proof their workforce and embrace new approaches when it comes to skills development.
Soft Wearable Health Monitor
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

A SOFT WEARABLE HEALTH MONITOR THAT USES STRETCHABLE ELECTRONICS HAS BEEN DEVELOPED BY SCIENTISTS
The Case for Robust IP Protection
Authors: Khan Saiful
Published: January 2023

TAKING THE APPROPRIATE STEPS TO SAFEGUARD YOUR RETURN ON INVESTMENT IN R&D WILL ALWAYS BE WORTH IT
AI: Changing the Face of Defence
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

With a growing number of countries investing heavily in AI and machine learning, how are the world's militaries looking to use this technology?
A Bird'S Eye View of Swap
Authors: Brinkley Alex
Published: January 2023

UAVs are being deployed in conflict areas and in terrain that would exclude more conventional military vehicles. The increased intelligence and mobility place demands on embedded computing.
Discrete Dram Components v Modules
Authors: Sainio Arthur
Published: January 2023

Do The Unique Features Of Dram Memory Modules Outweigh The Benefits Of Down-Board Drams?
Carrying the Day
Authors: Wall Brian
Published: January 2023

Brian Wall has been getting the inside story on the role that the latest electronics systems play in the new Queen Elizabeth Class carriers
Sensors Get Smarter
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

AutoSens in Brussels saw companies looking to push the capabilities of sensor technology.
Rival Networks Emerge to Capitalise on 5G
Authors: Brinkley Alex
Published: January 2023

Rival networks emerge to capitalise on 5G The advent of 5G sees two network standards emerge to exploit the connectivity that it offers. Alex Brinkley considers the performance and merits of NB-IoT and LoRaWAN
Faster and Cheaper High-Performance Circuits
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Researchers Have Developed a New Methodology that Enables Faster and Cheaper High-Performance Circuits For Telecommunications.
Celebrating Engineering Excellence in the UK
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Automata, Leading The Development Of Affordable Robotics, Proved A Worthy Winner At This Year'S Beeas Winning The Grand Prix.
Eliminating Thermal Disturbances
Authors: Roels Joris
Published: January 2023

How it's possible to eliminate thermal disturbances in noncontact temperature measuremen
Transforming Technology Innovation
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Xilinx's recent Developer Forum (XDF) saw the unveiling of a new unified software platform that could help transform the way in which designers innovate.
Tiny Quantum Chip Developed By Researchers
Authors: Hathway Charlotte
Published: January 2023

Researchers Develop A ‘Tiny’ Quantum Communication Chip.
Sensing How to Serve the Assembly Line
Authors: Brinkley Alex
Published: January 2023

Smart factories rely on real world data from a plethora of sensors, Alex Brinkley discovers how analogue technology adds intelligence to industrial scenarios
Information is Power
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

Board-level design is reaching out to the supply chain, as Chris Edwards discovers
Researchers Find Solution to OverHeating Mobile Phones
Authors: Hathway Charlotte
Published: January 2023

Study uncovers way to encode computational information without using electrical current.
Scalable and Sustainable IoT
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Conference attendees discussed AI, security and lifecycle management. Charlotte Hathway reports
Compilers Adopt New Shapes
Authors: Edwards Chris
Published: January 2023

Techniques From Supercomputers Are Spreading To Embedded Systems to Help Cope With The Proliferation Of Accelerators
Detecting the Future Of Healthcare
Authors: Hathway Charlotte
Published: January 2023

New sensor capabilities are creating new possibilities for identifying, managing and treating illness
Analog Devices and First Sensor Collaborate
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

ADI AND FIRST SENSOR TO DEVELOP PRODUCTS AIMED AT SPEEDING THE LAUNCH OF AUTONOMOUS SENSING TECHNOLOGY.
Ten Years of 6SigmaET
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

CELEBRATING ITS 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY, CHRIS ALDHAM LOOKS AT THE THINKING BEHIND 6SIGMAET'S ORIGINAL DEVELOPMENT.
Bringing AI to Navigation
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Orca Ai Is Using Artifi Cial Intelligence To Deliver Safer Navigation To The World'S Shipping Industry.
AI Reference Processor
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

CEVA unveils AI inference processor architecture for edge devices.
Cadence Launches Celsius Thermal Solver
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Company Unveils First Complete Electrical-Thermal Co-Simulation Solution for Use Across Electronic Systems.
Consumer Audio Priorities
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Qualcomms's annual State of Play report has identified the key drivers behind consumer audio purchases.
Prototyping Simplified
Authors: Patrick Mark
Published: January 2023

Welcome to the world of simplified prototyping.
How To Innovate Faster
Authors: Lex Wolfgang
Published: January 2023

Wolfgang Lex, project manager Technology & Maker, Conrad Electronics, provides some tips on choosing the best development and evaluation platfoms
Soft Electronics Breakthrough
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

NUS researchers have tackled problems with soft electronics to develop a flexible and highly reliable sensor.
Arduino Kit Simplifies Iot Development
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Oplà IoT Kit, the first open programmable IoT platform that allows anyone to build custom IoT devices, unveiled by Arduino.
Distributors Look to 2021
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Few will want to look back on 2020, but for distributors it’s delivered continued growth.
The Smart Port Network
Authors: Tyler Neil
Published: January 2023

Embracing technology, from 5G to artificial intelligence, is helping to create a network of smart interconnected ports.
The Generatively Designed Factory
Authors: Austin-Morgan Tom
Published: January 2023

Airbus has moved from developing components for the cabins of its aircraft interiors, to exterior components and even the factories in which these components are built.
Separating Facts from Fiction
Authors: Flowers Nigel
Published: January 2023

3D printing – also called additive manufacturing – is often touted as a trend and technique to rival injection moulding. However, used for the right application they complement each other very well.
Future-Proofing Motor Management
Authors: Walder Martin
Published: January 2023

As technology gets smarter and Industry 4.0 becomes more of a reality manufacturers need to move with the times. Here is the Eureka! guide to future-proofing your motor management strategy.
Cómo citar un manuscrito en un trabajo académico
Authors: Fernández Fernández Laura , Avenoza Vera Gemma
Published: January 2023

Ante la ausencia de una normativa homogénea y precisa para la citación de manuscritos medievales en trabajos académicos, en este artículo hacemos una propuesta que tiene en cuenta tanto los aspectos comunes a todos los fondos que albergan estos materiales, como a las singularidades de las diferentes colecciones.
Cartas, sentencias y documentación miscelánea en los manuscritos de la "Mostassaferia" de la Corona de Aragón (siglos XIV-XV)
Authors: Alcover Cateura Pablo José
Published: January 2023

El libro judicial del mostassaf es una tipología documental desconocida por la historiografía de la Corona que aquí se presenta por primera vez. Se analizan todos los textos que recopilan estas fuentes, se estudia porqué se hallan separados de los otros volúmenes del mostassaf y qué uso tenían por parte de este oficial municipal.
El Yosippon castellano del ms. M-54 de la Biblioteca Menéndez Pelayo. Modelos de lectura y problemas textuales
Authors: Gutiérrez García Santiago
Published: January 2023

El Yosippon castellano conservado en el ms. M-54 constituye un testimonio acerca de cómo se difundían y se interpretaban los textos judíos en la península ibérica durante la segunda mitad del siglo XV. La traducción desde la lengua hebrea original al castellano supuso no sólo una adaptación lingüística, sino también cultural, que implicó asimismo un proceso de modificación textual. El presente trabajo analiza diversos pasajes en que se refleja esa adaptación del texto al nuevo modo de lectura. A través de ellos se observarán incomprensiones o modificaciones deliberadas a un nuevo contexto ideológico.
"Beata in purpura nobiliter educata": Textual tradition of Saint Elisabeth of Hungary in 13th century Castille
Authors: López-Monís Yuste María
Published: January 2023

The presence of the cult of saint Elisabeth of Hungary is well documented in the Kingdom of Aragon, but has not been properly addressed in Castile. Using manuscript Paris, BnF, Nouvelles Acquisitions Latines 868 as starting point, this article examines the possible routes of arrival of texts dedicated to saint Elisabeth in the Castilian territories. It addresses the role of Beatrice of Swabia as passive agent in the spreading of the cult mostly through her burial at the Cistercian monastery of Las Huelgas in Burgos, as well as the part played by Franciscan author Juan Gil de Zamora. This article provides, for the first time, a material analysis of London, BL, Add MS 41070, the only surviving manuscript that contains this author’s Legende Sanctorum.
Las encuadernaciones mudéjares, góticas y renacentistas del siglo XV y XVI del archivo catedralicio de León
Authors: Tejero Tacero Ana , Carpallo Bautista Antonio
Published: January 2023

Las encuadernaciones de gran parte de los archivos catedralicios no se han estudiado ni digitalizado. En 2021 comenzamos el trabajo de estudio de un grupo de encuadernaciones artísticas del Archivo de la Catedral de León, entre ellas diez encuadernaciones bajomedievales con elementos ornamentales góticos, mudéjares y renacentistas, realizadas entre el siglo XV y primeros del XVI. El presente trabajo aborda un análisis documental completo de los materiales empleados en la elaboración, las técnicas constructivas y decorativas, los utensilios empleados en la decoración de las cubiertas, lomos y guardas, además de comparar, mediante informaciones de los elementos decorativos, encuadernaciones de otras instituciones, consiguiendo el objetivo de la difusión y puesta en valor de las encuadernaciones medievales artísticas del Archivo de la Catedral de León.
The use of ICT in Secondary Music Education and its relationship with teachers’ beliefs
Authors: Hernández Portero Guadalupe , Colás Bravo Pilar
Published: January 2023

One of the most notable effects that COVID 19 has engendered in education is the ICT use in teaching at all educational levels. This study provides data on the ICT usage by teachers in the teaching of Music in Secondary Education in Andalusia (Spain). It also explores the relationship between ICT practices and teachers' perceptions of the educational value of ICT for teaching and learning. The empirical results obtained indicate that Secondary Education Music teachers use ICT in their teaching in a highly heterogeneous manner, with limited use prevailing. A statistically significant relationship is also observed between ICT practices in music teaching and teachers' beliefs regarding the educational value of ICT as a tool for teaching and student learning.
Comportamiento digital de educadoras y educadores en el tiempo libre durante la COVID-19. Resiliencia e innovación contra la incertidumbre
Authors: Essomba Gelabert Miquel Àngel
Published: January 2023

El presente artículo resume una investigación realizada en Cataluña (España) sobre el comportamiento digital de educadoras y educadores en entidades de educación en el tiempo libre durante la COVID-19, momento en que se suspendieron sus actividades presenciales como medida de salud pública. Se desean analizar los procesos y las dinámicas que éstos han llevado a cabo, poniendo especial énfasis en sus competencias de resiliencia e innovación. Se ha aplicado el método de la encuesta mediante cuestionario con 69 ítems a una muestra de 646 jóvenes educadoras y educadores de estas entidades. Se ha llevado a cabo un análisis estadístico descriptivo univariado y bivariado en función de variables de población (edad, género, residencia y tipología de entidad). Los resultados nos describen un comportamiento resiliente de educadoras y educadores con el fin de mantener la actividad educativa durante la suspensión de presencialidad. Sin embargo, el impacto educativo y los niveles de satisfacción con las actividades educativas online son bajos, y se observa una incompatibilidad metodológica entre presencialidad y online. También se constatan diferencias significativas entre educadoras y educadores según el tipo de entidad. Las educadoras y educadores esperan más presencialidad en el futuro inmediato, y más reconocimiento social y político.
Detrital zircon similarities and dissimilarities between the Iberian Pyrite Belt, Ossa-Morena Zone and Meguma
Authors: Lains Amaral João , Solá Ana Rita , Bento dos Santos Telmo , Chichorro Martim
Published: January 2023

Despite the so-called exotic nature of the South Portuguese Zone relatively to the other major domains of the Iberian Massif of peri-Gondwanan affinity, Devonian detrital rocks of the oldest strata in the Iberian Pyrite Belt have a remarkable resemblance with the Ossa-Morena Zone’s Neoproterozoic-Cambrian rocks and the West Meguma’s Cambrian-Ordovician rocks, presenting the so-called “West African signature”.
Foreign Traders in South America and the Financing of the Independence Wars, 1820-1830
Authors: Mazzeo Cristina Ana
Published: January 2023

Studying commerce and traders from a global perspective allows us to analyze the material and cultural exchanges that took place beyond national borders, which are often obscured by traditional historical perspectives centered on the nation. This wide terrain is explored here by addressing — and visualizing — the interrelations between the South American ports of Lima, Valparaíso and Buenos Aires, from the vantage point of independent Peru. To do so, we study the links among foreign merchants who were rooted or closely connected to such ports in the context of the South American wars of independence. War placed Peru in a disastrous economic situation, a circumstance that foreign merchants exploited by becoming the main lenders to the new State, which struggled to cover the expenses of the army to sustain the war. These businessmen created a mercantile network that bridged the boundaries of the recently created nation-states and testified to their great business skills as it broke the economic system of commercial control that had prevailed during three hundred years. Research in Peruvian Governmental, Notary, and Customs documentation unveils their ability to act as agents, negotiate loans and purchases, and take advantage of the wartime crisis to become the main providers of weaponry and military supplies and acquire a privileged position. Since South America was not prepared to reach its independence in the early 19th century without an army, without money, or without weaponry, the nascent states’ economic and financial dependence on foreign traders that started during these times was in a sense inevitable.
Defending the Nation and Searching for Wealth: Merchants and Privateers of Chile, 1817-1820
Authors: Betancourt Castillo Francisco
Published: January 2023

Permanent warfare marked the Independence process in Hispanic America, and was evident on the high seas between the newly formed States and forces loyal to the Spanish Crown. Faced with persistent maritime threats, some independent governments encouraged privateering to help the newly formed national navies secure the seas and harass the enemy. This also helped make international merchandise trade safer, which was vital for the good progress of internal markets and the public treasuries: in short, for the “national” economy.
Privateering brought about new and unique business opportunities for many traders established in Chile to intervene in and boost merchandise trade, and, by its very nature, encouraged diversification. Moreover, it involved traditional inter-regional or terrestrial trade and “peaceful” shipping activities, as well as, in some cases, contracts with the State. Corsairs were able to obtain unexpected revenues by attacking their “Spanish” competitors trading with the Peninsula. Using documents from the Chilean Ministry of the Navy, case-studies will show how this type of business developed in the years of its apogee and its implications on the consolidation of Independence and the subsequent construction of the Republican State.
French Merchants in Buenos Aires (1816-1825): Economic Opportunities and Difficulties during the Wars of Independence
Authors: Manac'h Laurine Bleuenn
Published: January 2023

Unlike other foreigners, the French merchants who migrated to Hispanic America in the 19th century have received little attention, partly because they are supposed to have been few. With the emancipation of the River Plate, the Declaration of Independence in 1816 and the end of the Spanish commercial monopoly – and despite many difficulties due to revolutionary turmoil – some French merchants saw the legal opening of the rioplatense market as an opportunity and became more present in Buenos Aires, although less than their British counterparts.
Building upon the Buenos Aires commercial court’s records and data from censuses, this paper sheds light on the French commercial presence in Buenos Aires during the Independence and civil wars, which hampered the circulation of credit instruments, the fluidity of credit relations, and business activities. It shows the importance of merchants’ private initiatives in consolidating the French presence, and how they coped with wartime consequences. Whereas those who were poorly integrated into local society were vulnerable in these times of crisis, others benefited from close relations within the local society and acquired economic and social prominence. Such integration may have contributed to making them key interlocutors for French authorities as they manifested an increased interest in the River Plate in the context of the post-1815 imperial reconfigurations, when international and European rivalries continued in Hispanic America, particularly between France and Britain.
The Hispanic World at War and the Global Transformation of Commerce. Global Merchants in Spanish America: Business, Networks and Independence (1800-1830)
Authors: Besseghini Deborah , Permanyer-Ugartemendia Ander
Published: January 2023

This special issue investigates how in the times of war, political turmoil, and disruption of commercial practices during the Age of Revolutions two centuries ago, merchants appear as demiurges of a new order. This is part of a polycentric reading of epochal transformations that does not deny the primacy of politics and military power in establishing relations of force, but which underline the complex negotiations at their base. The collection of essays looks at the profound global consequences of the fall of the Spanish American empire, particularly as they related to the decline of mercantilism and the reconfiguration of both Atlantic and inter-Pacific commerce. A crucial element in this transformation was the war economy, which had implications not only in Spanish America, but in the whole of the Hispanic world and beyond. Global merchants or businessmen —foreigners and Hispanic— strategically located in the Hispanic World, whose networks and affairs linked Europe, Asia and the Americas, worked within the vacuum created by the crisis of the Spanish monarchy in what was a fluid and foundational moment. The essays investigate how the Napoleonic Wars and the Wars of Independence against Spain accelerated the emergence of new actors, practices, rules and commercial circuits, by analyzing the personal and business networks that built, redefined and renegotiated the role of Hispanic America in the global economy. This prosopography of merchants thus shows trajectories through which, despite infinite difficulties, global and transregional merchants appear as one of the maieutic forces in the birth of the modern world.
El riesgo tecnológico: probabilidades y emociones
Authors: Pau Manel
Published: January 2023

Las decisiones sociales sobre riesgos tecnológicos son un problema importante para la ética aplicada. Sven Ove Hansson plantea la dificultad de conciliar la teoría de la decisión estándar, con su regla de maximizar la utilidad esperada, con valoraciones morales. Sabine Roeser sostiene que las emociones morales sobre los riesgos no son irracionales y que tendrían que ser tenidas en cuenta junto a las recomendaciones de los expertos. Ambos enfoques constituyen una crítica al punto de vista tecnocrático que pretende resolver los conflictos en la gestión de los riesgos a un cálculo coste-beneficio estrictamente técnico y económico; y proponen una alternativa democrática basada en la deliberación que incorpore explícitamente la consideración de valores morales. Las dificultades de esta propuesta son, por un lado, cómo mantener la idea básica de que decidir teniendo en cuenta las probabilidades subjetivas forma parte de la racionalidad; y por otro, cómo resolver el posible conflicto entre emociones y razones.
LA HUELLA DE LA INQUISICIÓN ITALIANA Y ESPAÑOLA EN "I CAPRICCI DEL BOTTAIO" DE GIOVAN BATTISTA GELLI
Authors: Romano Martín Yolanda
Published: January 2023

Este trabajo aborda la repercusión que la obra I capricci del bottaio, publicada por Giovan Battista Gelli en 1546, tuvo en su época en Italia y en España. Descubriremos fue acogida por los mecanismos de control de la Inquisición italiana y la española. La institución eclesiástica española ejercía un extraordinario poder sobre las obras literarias y no literarias que circulaban, en castellano como en otras lenguas, en el reino de España. La obra de Gelli fue una castigada en ambos países por su contenido anticlerical.
TRADUCCIÓN AL ESPAÑOL DE ALGUNAS EXPRESIONES SOECES Y SEXISTAS CHINAS EN LA TRILOGÍA DE LOS TRES CUERPOS DE LIU CIXIN
Authors: Tan Ying
Published: January 2023

Esta contribución tiene como objetivo averiguar cómo se deben tratar las expresiones soeces chinas sexistas en la traducción si se tienen en cuenta tanto los efectos pragmáticos surtidos por ellas como los requisitos de la traducción feminista. Para ello, el presente trabajo, partiendo de los estudios de 9 casos recopilados desde la traducción española de la Trilogía de los Tres Cuerpos de Liu Cixin, una obra de ciencia ficción china, procede a estudiar las expresiones problemáticas chinas halladas en la obra original y luego comparar las distintas maneras de verterlas a la lengua castellana.
GIAMBATTISTA MARINO EN LOS ÍNDICES INQUISITORIALES ESPAÑOLES DEL SIGLO XVII
Authors: García Aguilar Mónica
Published: January 2023

En España, la obra de Giambattista Marino aparece incluida por primera vez en los Índices de Libros Prohibidos de Antonio Zapata en 1632 y de Antonio de Sotomayor en 1640. Sin embargo, sus obras seguían circulando por nuestro país y están presentes en las grandes bibliotecas de la nobleza española, demostrando con ello que el vate barroco italiano se leía sin restricciones. En nuestro estudio describiremos el proceso inquisitorial que llevó a cabo el Santo Oficio español para la condenación de las obras del poeta napolitano, además de analizar la influencia que ejercieron los edictos prohibitorios de la Santa Sede en la elaboración de los catálogos españoles del siglo XVII.
“NI […] Á IMPRIMIR, NI ESTAMPAR NI Á DIVULGAR, NI VENDER”. EN TORNO A LA CENSURA DE LA LITERATURA ITALIANA EN LA ESPAÑA DE LA PRIMERA EDAD MODERNA.
Authors: Valencia María Dolores , Peña Victoriano
Published: January 2023

Para conseguir un cuadro lo más fidedigno posible de la censura de las obras literarias italianas en España y entender la verdadera dimensión del fenómeno censorio se impone como imprescindible la comparación de la censura en Italia y en España, compuestas ambas por distintas individualidades administrativas, a lo largo de los siglo XVI y XVII con la finalidad última de poder ofrecer tanto una descripción como una interpretación generales del fenómeno, leído esta vez a la luz de un análisis de la difusión de la literatura italiana en España. De ahí la importancia del estudio de los índices tanto romanos como españoles y del papel que la Inquisición española desarrolló frente a la censura de estado.