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As part of the French Nano 2022 public-private program, UMS and several French partners will develop “smart RF solutions,” new integration technologies for systems in package (SiP).
Testing a system to provide both cellular and satellite connectivity, Kymeta is demonstrating its hybrid connectivity platform in Peru. Buses operated by an interprovincial bus line have been outfitted with Kymeta satellite terminals that accessed satellite capacity and cellular coverage, enabling the buses to remain connected across a 742 km route through Peru.
Nanotron Technologies GmbH announced the completion of a three-and-a-half-year collaborative project, led by the Schaeffler Technologies AG & Co. KG, a global automotive and industrial supplier, to develop compact, intelligent, autonomous sensors, also known as "smart Items," of any shape or form factor.
MOSIS is a low-cost prototyping and volume production Foundry service which enables it’s worldwide clients to minimize time to market for new semiconductor products.
Sapienza University of Rome Professor Stefano Pisa supervised a graduate research project that used AWR’s Microwave Office® circuit design software to model, analyze, and design ultra wideband (UWB) radars for the novel use of remotely monitoring breath activity.
AWR Corp. in partnership with parent company National Instruments teamed with Texas Tech University to supply Microwave Office® RF/microwave software for use in a cancer research project that resulted in the invention of the revolutionary Smart Radar for non-invasively tracking tumors during radiation therapy.
Radio Frequency Systems (RFS), the global wireless and broadcast infrastructure specialist, announced that its products will be used by Transit Wireless to support the architecture for Phase 2 of its extensive project to bring a distributed antenna system (DAS) to the New York Citysubway system.
CEA-Leti announced it is coordinating the multi-partner CORMORAN project focusing on new forms of cooperation in and between wireless body area networks. Targeted applications include coordinated navigation of groups in buildings or large-scale motion capture for gaming, sports and healthcare.
AWR announces the release of two new university success stories that reveal how students use AWR software to design novel and award-winning microwave/RF products.
AWR announces the release of two new university success stories that reveal how students use AWR software to design novel and award-winning microwave/RF products.