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Mouser Electronics, Inc. supports design engineers through its online alternative energy resource center, providing technical content and practical insights for developing cleaner, more efficient, sustainable, and decentralized energy systems. The platform supports advancements in renewable generation, energy harvesting, and smart grids, and connects emerging energy concepts with the components and design approaches needed to implement them.
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NX Technologies has been awarded €1.9 million in funding from the PERTE Electric and Connected Vehicle (PERTE VEC) program to research and develop a range of traction inverters for light electric vehicles. The project will run from 2026 to 2029 and is part of PERTE VEC's fifth call for proposals, included in the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan.
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The Tekniker technology center, a member of the Basque Research and Technology Alliance (BRTA), has investigated, together with Erreka Medical and the Gaiker technology center, the integration of genetic technologies and electrochemical sensors into disposable microfluidic chips for the detection of biological agents and pathogens.
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Teradyne has introduced Iris 100, an optical testing platform for microLED devices designed for use in manufacturing processes. The system allows for the individual measurement of emitters within a microLED array and can be integrated with the company's UltraFLEXplus platform to combine optical and electrical testing.
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DBR Automation and Emerson have reached a strategic agreement to develop the Fluid & Motion Control business in Iberia. The collaboration envisions DBR Automation playing a key role in the local execution of this business area and in serving manufacturers, end users, and distributors.
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The rapid growth of artificial intelligence infrastructures is posing new challenges for data center power systems. The sharp changes in electrical demand associated with training and inference by AI models can cause voltage dips and power spikes that conventional electrical architectures are not always equipped to handle.
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The expansion of artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and applications requiring high processing power is changing the needs of data centers. As workloads increase, so does the power density of the facilities, with racks capable of handling electrical demands far exceeding those of traditional architectures.
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Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation have reached an agreement to create a joint venture focused on developing AI-powered vision sensors for industrial automation.
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The increasing power and size of wind turbines, both onshore and offshore, is driving the development of transmission systems capable of delivering higher performance with more compact and lightweight components. In this context, a new generator concept has been developed for different power classes, and is particularly relevant for wind turbines exceeding 10 MW.
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The company introduces the OAX7700 ASIC for ultra-low-power AI-based parking surveillance and the OX08D30 8MP CMOS sensor with TheiaCel™ technology for ADAS and autonomous driving systems. OMNIVISION, a leading automotive vision company, has announced two new solutions designed to drive the next generation of automotive vision systems: the OAX7700 ASIC, an ultra-low-power AI complementary processor for continuous vision applications, and the OX08D30 8-megapixel CMOS image sensor, developed for advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving (AD) exterior cameras.
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GS Yuasa Corporation has announced plans to establish a new production facility in Ibaraki, Japan. Production is scheduled to begin in October 2028. The plant will have an annual production capacity of 2 GWh and will manufacture stationary energy storage systems designed to support the increasing integration of renewable energy into power grids.
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The combination of camera and radar sensors provides a more comprehensive view of what is happening inside a vehicle. Integrating 60 GHz radar technology with AI-based detection systems opens up new possibilities for Driver Monitoring Systems (DMS), Occupant Monitoring Systems (OMS), and Child Presence Detection (CPD).
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