U.S. tech war on China could backfire / Humane AI redefines wearables

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Why the American technological war against China could backfire

The technological war waged by the United States against China has the potential to backfire, supercharging China's creation of an independent computer chip industry that would directly compete with American manufacturers. » Read More...

Humane AI seeks to redefine wearable AI

Product represents breakthrough in human-centric technology » Read More...

Fortinet partners with Hub350, Kanata North Business Association

Collaboration connects Ottawa tech park, lends support of cybersecurity initiatives in Canada » Read More...

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Smart exoskeletons ensure workplace safety

German Bionic design provides wearable tools, ergonomic data insights » Read More...

Products

Chip fuse boosts breaking capacity rating

SCHURTER UST 1206 series slow-blow chip fuse delivers improved rated current values up to 25A, adding another breaking capacity rating to its specification. » Read More...

Solid-state haptic buttons enrich smartphone’s tactile experience

BOREAS CapDrive BOS0614 solid-state haptic buttons reinvent the user interface on the sides of a smartphone by replacing the old mechanical button interface » Read More...

Oscilloscope training, demo board is versatile

PICO TECHNOLOGY Oscilloscope Training and Demo Board, a versatile tool designed to elevate and enhance the user experience with (mixed signal) oscilloscopes. » Read More...

Face & plug seal kits deliver IP54 rating

INTERPOWER C14 inlet Face Seal Kit and the Plug Seal Kit have received an Ingress Protection rating of ‘54’ (IP54) in UL’s test report. » Read More...