Wearable electronic devices have been around for some time, but there are different philosophies when it comes to designing medical wearable devices. If a Fitbit, Apple Watch or golfing GPS malfunctions, there is no drama outside a bit of inconvenience. However, the same cannot be said for tracking and monitoring devices, cardiovascular system monitors and pulse oximeters, for example. Go to Article
It is apparent to all that the automotive industry is entering an age of unprecedented change. Trying to predict what the future will be for cars in 1 ... Go to Article
Test equipment ranges from benchtop devices and larger modular systems to small, pocket-sized devices that are highly portable for use in the field. A ... Go to Article
The medical sector is experiencing a rapid pace of change driven by technology innovation that is improving patient care – in both identifying and treating life-changing conditions. With medical devices becoming smaller and more complex, and having longer lifecycles, using high-quality, reliable components is essential. Go to Article
There are billions of connected devices in our modern world, rapidly moving us into an era of increased sophistication and automation. Small devices ( ... Go to Article