SiLC Technologies unveils new vision system for robotics, autonomous vehicles, cameras
Vision sensor startup SiLC Technologies has announced the launch of a new vision system featuring high resolution and precision alongside…
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STMicroelectronics
By choosing one of ST’s microcontrollers and microprocessors for your embedded application, you gain from leading expertise in scalable computing…
Potential breakthroughs for gesture recognition with new algorithm, capacitive sensor
Gesture recognition technology is advancing with new developments in both software and hardware for touchless digital interactions. A new algorithm…
Infineon
Infineon Technologies AG is a world leader in semiconductor solutions.
Will $500M for smart cities in historic US Senate spending bill fund biometric surveillance?
Half a billion dollars was written into the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill passed Wednesday by the U.S. Senate to pay…
Isorg raises €16M and plans FBI biometric certification, commercial market entry
Isorg has raised €16 million (roughly US$19 million) in a Series C funding round, and says the contributions of a pair…
New biometric sensor can discern 9 voices in a package small enough for a phone
Granularity is being brought to acoustic sensors for phones. A team of South Korean researchers have created small, flexible piezoelectric…
Isorg
Isorg develops large-area image sensors and biometrics solutions based on organic photodiodes that are printed on a TFT (Thin Film…
NIST provides guidance for using mobile device biometrics to authenticate first responders
The U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has issued draft guidance on using mobile device biometrics to authenticate…
Engineer sees through-the-wall surveillance as a net good — and very possible
An industry insider’s view of today’s surveillance and rescue systems that see through walls, published last week, will offer hope…
