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Evince raises £750,240 to develop diamond-based electronics
by Julien Happich @ edn.com The company has demonstrated proof of concept devices and is currently developing prototypes of two...
Lithium ion batteries that work best at 95°C
Numerous laboratories are working towards reducing or eliminating the accidental risks of Li ion batteries by working on solid...
dot – The Physical Push Notification
Dot uses precise location tracking to make your smartphone’s notifications highly intelligent and contextual.
The DIY diabetes kit that’s keeping us alive
Alistair Samuelson uses open source code to track the blood sugar levels of his son George.
Colour grabbing Scribble Pen
The Scribble Pen represents a real breakthrough, simply point the pen’s scanner at a colour, and draw in that colour with the S...
World’s First 1,000-Processor Chip
by Andy Fell: A microchip containing 1,000 independent programmable processors has been designed by a team at the University of...
Measure Stress Levels Using a Smartphone
Researchers have developed a smartphone device that measures the cortisol concentration in saliva in order to define your stress...
Open-source microprocessor
Fabio Bergamin @ phys.org writes about PULPino which is an open source processor to be used on wearables and IoT.