With the all-new R&S MXO 5, Rohde & Schwarz continues to evolve its series of next-generation oscilloscopes, started with the successful R&S MXO 4 in 2022. The R&S MXO 5 is the company’s first eight-channel oscilloscope. It expands upon the industry-firsts pioneered by...

LECTRONZ recently released details of one of their latest products called the CH32V003 USB development board. Designed only on development and evaluation purposes, the new board aims to provide hardware design engineers and developers a more robust platform for experimenting with RISC-V...

In an attempt to bring retro software to modern hardware, developer, and tinkerer Dmitry Grinberg has skillfully ported the once-beloved Palm OS 5 to a Raspberry Pi Pico, though with a few compromises. To any hardware enthusiast, the Raspberry Pi is known for its versatility,...

Onsemi's Hyperlux LP family of sensors offers optimal image quality, uses minimal power, and works well in challenging lighting conditions. The sensor lineup comes in three variants, 5-megapixel, 8-megapixel, and 20-megapixel. With all these features they're perfect for things like...

MIT engineers have developed an implantable device that treats Type 1 diabetes without an injection. The device contains islet cells that produce insulin and an oxygen generator that sustains and nourishes the cells. When tested with diabetic mice, the device effectively stabilized...

Raspberry Pi has released a new version of their Raspberry Pi OS and it comes with an updated set of software, packages, and tooling available to their users.  The new Raspberry Pi version 5 OS is based on the latest Debian Version 12 called “Bookworm”. The Debian 12 Bookworm is...

The Internet of Things (IoT) continues to improve daily life, revolutionizing and changing the traditional way of living into a high-tech lifestyle. It has indeed brought about an increased level of comfort and convenience to many and has also helped a lot of people and businesses...

TinyM2Net is a multimodal learning framework, designed to work with resource-constrained tiny devices like microprocessors and microcontrollers. When tested with COVID-19 audio detection and battlefield object detection, It outperformed similar recognition tools and worked well on a...