Medical
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Apollo Hospitals, ePlane Sign MoU for e200X Air Ambulances and Amber Wings Drones The ePlane Company and Apollo Hospitals have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to bring electric air ambulances and medical delivery drones into India's emergency healthcare system. The MoU was signed in Chennai and announced at the Farnborough International Airshow in the UK. Karthik Reddy, Director of Apollo… |
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Student Builds Touchless Hand-Gesture Interface for Sterile Surgical Control A biomedical engineering student, Sudarshan VasanthaKumar, has developed a vision-based, touchless gesture interface designed for use in sterile medical environments. The system allows surgeons to rotate, zoom, and inspect 3D medical models without touching a mouse, keyboard, or screen, addressing a challenge in operating rooms where sterility is critical. The project, called Bio-Vision… |
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Infineon launches the next-generation of USB 2.0 peripheral controller with the EZ-USB™ FX2G3 Munich, Germany – 20 January 2026 – Infineon Technologies AG (FSE: IFX / OTCQX: IFNNY) is introducing the EZ-USB™ FX2G3, a next-generation USB 2.0 peripheral controller designed to deliver superior performance, robust security, and advanced power efficiency for USB devices. This new controller builds on the trusted EZ-USB™ FX2LP platform and offers a highly adaptable solution for industries… |
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SignOff Semiconductors Expands into Israel, Partnering with MosaIC Bengaluru-based SignOff Semiconductors, partnering with MosaIC, has established a sales office in Israel. SignOff positions itself as a design partner primarily focused on VLSI. They help chipmakers through initial specifications to final tape-out, working across process nodes, including 2nm. As part of the tie-up, MosaIC will represent the company locally and help drive customer relationships… |
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Cyient Joins GlobalFoundries’ Channel Network to Offer Advanced Chip Services Cyient Semiconductors signed a channel partner agreement with GlobalFoundries (GF), which makes it an authorized reseller of GF’s semiconductor manufacturing services as well as technologies. The company started its semiconductor division in April 2025 to offer turnkey application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) solutions. Through this partnership, it can now provide clients with access to… |
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Renesas Launches RZ/G3E MPU for AI-Driven HMI and Edge Applications Today, Renesas Electronics introduced the RZ/G3E, a new 64-bit MPU designed for high-performance HMI (Human Machine Interface) systems that are reliant on AI acceleration and edge computing. It targets applications like industrial control panels, medical monitors, and smart retail devices. The RZ/G3E is a blend of processing efficiency, fast connectivity, and AI inference capabilities. … |
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USC's Battery-Free Implant Aims to Provide Non-Addictive Pain Relief Reports say chronic pain affects 51.6 million Americans, and the effects are considered “high-impact” for about 17 million of them, influencing their life or work. Traditional methods of pain relief, such as opioid medications, carry the risk of addiction among other side effects. Current spinal cord stimulators are alternatives, but are expensive and require invasive surgery with a need for… |
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STMicroelectronics Announces Expanded "Lab-in-Fab" Collaboration in Singapore to Advance Piezoelectric MEMS Technology
New phase of Lab-in-Fab includes projects with Singapore’s A*STAR Institute of Materials Research and Engineering (A*STAR IMRE) and the National University of Singapore (NUS) One of the largest public-private R&D collaborations in Singapore to date, in semiconductors Focus on advancing… |
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ROHM Expands NIR LED Lineup with Miniature Models for VR, Industrial, and Medical Use ROHM announced the launch of a new series of compact surface-mount near-infrared (NIR) LEDs, designed to meet the surging demand for precise, power-efficient sensing in contemporary applications such as VR, AR, automation systems, and biosensors. The introduced lineup includes six models across three package configurations. The LEDs are available in 850nm and 940nm wavelengths, tailored… |
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Tiny Self-Dissolving Pacemaker Powered by Galvanic Cell Researchers at Northwestern University have developed an ultra-small, dissolvable pacemaker that can be injected into the body and controlled wirelessly. This tiny pacemaker is a much-needed upgrade for newborns with heart conditions, offering a solution that’s small enough to fit their tiny bodies. One of its biggest advantages is that it dissolves on its own once it’s no longer needed,… |
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AI based Brain-Computer Interface Turns Thoughts into Speech in Real Time Researchers at UC Berkeley and UC San Francisco are making a huge breakthrough in brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) with their latest brain-to-voice neuroprosthesis. They’re working on restoring speech for people with severe paralysis by turning brain signals into real-time, natural-sounding speech. One big challenge they had to tackle was cutting down the delay time between… |
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Cyborg Insects: Tiny Heroes for Big Rescue Missions A swarm of Cyborg Insects that can work together to solve real-world problems was developed by the researchers, which was made possible because of advancements in swarm robotics. These Cyborg Insects are designed to perform remote tasks and will be helpful in exploring areas that are hard to reach by humans. These cyborgs are real… |
