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Mouser Electronics to Showcase Innovation at Automation Expo 2025 Automation Expo 2025 is around the corner, and Mouser Electronics, a well-established name in tech parts, is bringing its latest tech to the show. The event takes place from August 11–14 at the Bombay Exhibition Centre in Mumbai. Visitors can head to Hall 2, Booth K-20, and explore high-performance semiconductors and electronic components that are every bit tailored for the most intensive… |
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Tata Electronics and Bosch Sign MoU for Collaboration in Chip Manufacturing and Automotive Electronics To collaborate on key areas in semiconductor manufacturing and automotive electronics, Tata Electronics and Robert Bosch GmbH have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). Under this strategic partnership between the two big players in the electronics sector, the companies plan to undertake joint efforts in chip packaging and manufacturing at Tata Electronics’ upcoming facilities in Assam… |
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BITS Hyderabad Develops ₹15 Biosensor for Needle-Free Health Testing Researchers have reportedly created a low-cost biosensor at Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS), Hyderabad campus. Their biosensor is said to cost only ₹15 to make. What it offers is a way to detect health markers without needles, bypassing traditional blood tests. In a span of five minutes, it can detect chemical compounds called metabolites from blood, sweat, urine, and cells.… |
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Paralyzed Patient Uses Elon Musk’s Neuralink Chip to Play Games Using Thoughts Rob Grenier became paralyzed after a car accident in 2022. He very recently received a Neuralink brain implant in June 2025 and shared this captivating experience on X, calling it “absolutely amazing”. He was able to move a cursor and play video games using only mental commands. The technology fundamentally is a small implantable chip that’s designed to form a direct communication path… |
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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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Hiranandani Group Announces Rs 28,440 Crore Semiconductor Project in Noida The Hiranandani Group, popularly known as a real estate company, has unveiled a Rs 28,440 crore investment towards semiconductor manufacturing. During the Invest UP roundtable held on May 27, 2025, at Mumbai’s Jio World Convention Centre, the announcement was made alongside a lot of other significant ones. Commitments adding up to around Rs 69,000 crore were made across different sectors in… |
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Syrma SGS and Dynabook Join Forces to Boost Laptop Manufacturing in India Pursuing local production of laptops for the Indian market, Mumbai-based Syrma SGS Technology has announced a strategic partnership with Japan’s Dynabook Singapore Pte Ltd. This collaboration aims at strengthening the country’s production capacity at home and supporting the government’s ‘Make in India’ initiative. Dynabook has remained a dominant commercial PC brand, having endured over… |
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DigiKey Introduces Digital Technology Portals to Drive Education and Innovation in APAC Region THIEF RIVER FALLS, Minnesota, USA — DigiKey, a leading global commerce distributor offering the largest selection of technical components and automation products in stock for immediate shipment, introduces dedicated Application & Technology Portals in the APAC region. The portals are localized online resources designed to empower engineers and innovators with technology-specific resources… |
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New Doors Open for Indian AI Startups as US Eases Chip Export Rules Thanks to a major policy change in the United States, Indian startups and researchers may soon find it easier to access cutting-edge AI hardware. The US government has officially scrapped the controversial AI diffusion rule introduced under the Biden administration. The rule was intended to limit China’s access to advanced AI chips, but the restrictions impacted friendly nations like India,… |
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Tiny Brain Sensor that Fits Between Hair Strands and Lets You Use Tech Hands-Free Researchers at Georgia Tech have come up with a small and flexible brain sensor that can sit just under the skin, between our hair follicles. It is designed to be comfortable enough to wear all day and does not need any wires or gel to work. These sensors are part of what’s called Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) technology. This new sensor uses tiny microneedles to get a better reading… |
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Hologram Screen That Lets You Grab and Move Virtual 3D Objects We have all thought about what it would be like to touch and play with holograms, just like in sci-fi movies. Now, a group of researchers at UPNA has found a way to make that dream come true. It's called an interactive volumetric display, and it lets you reach out and move virtual objects with your hands, just like in real life. Unlike existing volumetric displays, this system lets… |
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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,… |
