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Aquark, Infleqtion trial quantum atomic clock

A UK government lab is trialling an atomic clock built with quantum technology developed by UK startup Aquark Technologies with Infleqtion of the US.The project, led by the UK’s Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL), aims to develop a quantum atomic clock...

Published on: January 03, 2025

Powercast teams for truly wire-free desk

Powercast has teamed with Etherdyne Technologies in the US to develop a truly wire free desk.The Wire-Free Power Minimalist Desk demonstrates how magnetic resonance technology can provide up to 100W of power to wirelessly power multiple desktop devices over the air, such...

Published on: January 03, 2025

Is this the end for Blackberry?

Blackberry might be better known for its iconic smartphones, but in recent years it has been powering millions of cars and devices across the Internet of Things (ioT).The Canadian company is now rebranding its automotive and IoT business under the brand of...

Published on: January 03, 2025

Lucid taps SoundHound for in-car AI

US car maker Lucid is using a large language model (LLM) from SoundHound AI for its upgradable Lucid Assistant.The Lucid Assistant will give drivers access to a voice assistant with interactive knowledge discovery, real-time data, and in-vehicle controls. Over the air (OTA)...

Published on: January 03, 2025

Self-powered tactile sensors for robotics and wearables

Researchers in South Korea have found ways to improve the manufacturing and performance of self-powered tactile sensors for robotics and wearable devices.The team at Chung-Ang University in South Korea looked at both piezoelectric and triboelectric tactile sensors which generate their own power.Piezoelectric...

Published on: January 03, 2025

Biodegradable e-textile uses graphene electrode

A research team led by the University of Southampton and UWE Bristol in the UK has shown wearable electronic textiles with a graphene electrode that can be both sustainable and biodegradable.The ‘Smart, Wearable, and Eco-friendly Electronic Textiles’ (SWEET) project also involved the...