Electronics

Scientists solve longstanding micro-LED problem with feather-light technology

Scientists from Tianjin University have developed a groundbreaking new way to test micro-LED wafers without causing any damage. This could be a big step forward...

Scientists unlock new way to power drones and sensors with light

A new breakthrough from researchers at the University of Ottawa could transform the way we power and connect devices in remote and hazardous locations. By...

Tiny gallium nitride chips could supercharge your smartphone and save energy

MIT researchers have developed a clever new way to make computer chips faster, more energy-efficient, and cheaper—by using just a tiny amount of a...

Perovskite sensors could make cameras sharper, smarter, and more sensitive

Every smartphone and digital camera uses image sensors to capture photos, working in a way similar to our eyes. Human eyes have cone cells to...

Your web browser may be spying on you — Even without cookies

Clearing your cookies isn’t enough to protect your privacy online, according to new research from Texas A&M University. The study shows that many websites are...

MIT’s new receiver could supercharge 5G smart devices

MIT researchers have created a tiny, energy-efficient chip that could make the next generation of smart devices smaller, cheaper, and better at blocking wireless...

This wearable device improve balance and prevent falls in older people

As people get older, staying steady on their feet becomes harder. Muscles weaken, vision changes, and the body’s ability to sense movement slows down....

No fans, no pumps: This new tech cools computers with zero energy

As the world becomes more dependent on artificial intelligence and cloud computing, data centers are growing rapidly—and so is the heat they produce. Right now,...

New low-cost tool can help detect hidden GPS trackers in cars

A team of researchers at NYU Tandon School of Engineering has developed a simple and affordable way to detect hidden GPS trackers in vehicles—a...

Light-speed AI chip could power the future of 6G wireless

As more devices connect to the internet and demand faster speeds—especially for things like video calls, cloud gaming, and smart homes—the pressure is on...