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Apple Looks to Patent Key-Less Keyboards

Imagine typing on a keyboard without any keys. As Patently Apple reports, If the latest patent posted by Apple is anything to go by you won’t have to leave that feat to your imagination for too long. The company has filed for the patent, ‘Piezo-based acoustic and capacitive detection’, in the first quarter of 2010 for a keyless keyboard.

By Andy Choi 27 Jul 2011

NeoPhotonics Launches First 40G Transceiver Module

NeoPhotonics, a manufacturer of PIC or photonic integrated circuit based modules has proclaimed that samples were available for their first 40G transceiver module for high speed Ethernet client side applications.

By Andy Choi 27 Jul 2011

Fluid Components International to Exhibit FCI ST100 Mass Flow Meter at WEFTEC 2011

Fluid Components International (FCI) would be showcasing its ST100 Mass Flow Meter, which is an advanced process and plant gas mass flow measurement system at the WEFTEC 2011.

By Andy Choi 27 Jul 2011

CAS DataLoggers Launch New DT85M Series Data Logger

CAS DataLoggers has entered into a partnership with dataTaker, for launching the new DT85M Series 3 Data Logger, which is a smart data logger designed mainly for remote monitoring.

By Andy Choi 27 Jul 2011

Stanford Researchers Develop DNA Toxic Gas Detector

Scientists from Stanford University in the US have devised an easy-to-use and sensitive sensor, which could be used in identifying toxic gases which are present in urban regions.

By Andy Choi 27 Jul 2011

Agreement to Advance Particle Detector and Accelerator Research

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has entered into an agreement with the Indian Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) for helping to advance scientific discovery in particle detector and accelerator research.

By Andy Choi 27 Jul 2011

GPS Insight Inks Agreement with Partner Software

GPS Insight has taken on Partner Software as a partner for integrating GPS Insight’s tracking technology into the Map Viewer devised by Partner Software.

By Andy Choi 27 Jul 2011

Sensorex to Feature Novel Range of Sensors at WEFTEC 2011

Sensorex is planning to demonstrate its advanced sensor technology with the FCL400 series Free Chlorine Sensor, S8000 pH/ORP platform and the CLD400 series Chlorine Dioxide Sensors at the WEFTEC 2011.

By Andy Choi 27 Jul 2011

STMicroelectronics Announces Competition Using iNEMO MEMS Sensing Technology

STMicroelectronics has launched a competition for both engineers and students alike in Taiwan, for stimulating innovation and MEMS creativity.

From STMicroelectronics 27 Jul 2011

Boeing F-A-18E-F Infra-Red Search and Track System Moves on to Next Development Phase

The Boeing F/A-18E/F Super Hornet Infrared Search and Track (IRST) System is to move to the next phase of development, which is the Engineering and Manufacturing Development phase, as it has acquired a Milestone B Acquisition Decision Memorandum from the US Navy on the 13th July,2011.

From Boeing 26 Jul 2011

Dexter Industries Releases Inertial Motion Sensing Unit for LEGO MINDSTORM

Dexter Industries, a provider of LEGO MINDSTORMS sensors has announced that a new Inertial Motion Unit sensor with six degrees of freedom has been developed for the LEGO MINDSTORMS system.

By Andy Choi 26 Jul 2011

Optional Extended Life Battery Pack Offered for Enduro Pro GPS Tracker

TrackingTheWorld has launched an extended life GPS tracking battery pack which would be used in the popular WorldTracker Endureo Pro GPS tracker.

By Andy Choi 26 Jul 2011

Acculogic Introduces LaserScan for Non-Contact Distance Measurement

Acculogic has launched the new LaserScanTM for its range of Scorpion Flying Probe Systems. This innovative device has been developed for measuring remotely the precise distance to any particular object.

By Andy Choi 26 Jul 2011

TM ATLANTIC-Aktakom Introduces Four Novel Data Logger Devices

T & M Atlantic, a distributor of measurement and test equipment has declared that devices which would enable measured data to be recorded into a SD card in Excel format or into the inner memory which could then be transferred to the PC in real-time without using any additional software has been developed.

By Andy Choi 26 Jul 2011

Google Acquires Pittsburgh Pattern Recognition Co.

Google is known for innovation and astute acquisitions and now it seems to be on to the next big thing by acquiring the Pittsburgh Pattern Recognition company. Known in trade circles as the PittPatt, it is a company which develops technology for face recognition in pictures and video.

By Andy Choi 25 Jul 2011