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Sensor technology and eye tracking
Researchers at TU Kaiserslautern and DFKI are working on an intelligent textbook for tablets and computers in the 'HyperMind' project. With the help of integrated sensors, it should help to identify pupils' strengths and weaknesses at an early stage.
read more...Increased CPU and graphics performance with reduced noise levels. Inonet meets this challenge with a completely new cooling concept - the thermal tunnel.
read more...Embedded Systems / Certification
The EU research project certMILS has started its work under the technical management of Sysgo. The primary goal is a certified European MILS platform (Multiple Independent Levels of Security) for simplified certification of composite IT systems.
read more...The international embedded community will meet in Nuremberg from March 14 to 16. The 15th edition of the embedded world Exhibition&Conference continues to grow - which means changes to the hall layout.
read more...In mid-March, the Nuremberg exhibition halls made room for everything to do with embedded systems technology. Computer&AUTOMATION presents a selection of new products that were on show at the embedded world 2017 stands.
read more...MSC Technologies has introduced the PAN1761 Bluetooth Smart / NFC module from Panasonic, which is based on the "TC35xxx" chipsets from Toshiba.
read more...The NB800 router from NetModule is a compact industrial/IoT router specially designed for the cost-sensitive market.
read more...Congatec is expanding its COM Express Basic portfolio with the new conga-TS175 Computer-on-Modules. These are available with two Intel Xeon processors and hyperthreading as well as 5 different Intel Core i7, i5 and i3 processors in a TDP range from 45 to 25 W.
read more...Kaspersky is presenting its 'Kaspersky OS' specifically for embedded systems, which is aimed at the development of cyber-secure devices in three industries.
read more...Cactus Technologies presents its 245S memory series, which is based on the new pSLC (Pseudo Single Level Cell) technology. This combines the advantages of SLC (Single Level Cell) memory with the attractive price/performance ratio of MLC (Multi Level Cell) memory.
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