Latest News

Let's crack open some Bluetooth headphones and see the direction the mobile industry is going.

Let's crack open some Bluetooth headphones and see the direction the mobile industry is going.

Recently researchers in South Korea have published their work on a new OLED stack in NPG Asia Materials journal. This new…

Recently researchers in South Korea have published their work on a new OLED stack in NPG Asia Materials journal. This new OLED is not only ultra-flexible but is also extremely efficient. What does this mean for new OLEDs? Are we going to see more OLEDs in products?

"Outback Joe" is a dummy who badly needs his medicine. Fortunately, the annual UAV Challenge is a series of competitions…

"Outback Joe" is a dummy who badly needs his medicine. Fortunately, the annual UAV Challenge is a series of competitions which show how drones can be used to save lives, so help is on the way.

An interview with Josh Vekhter from Foolish Projects.

An interview with Josh Vekhter from Foolish Projects.

By 2025, the European Union intends to establish free Wi-Fi coverage for all. But what is the motivation for such a move?…

By 2025, the European Union intends to establish free Wi-Fi coverage for all. But what is the motivation for such a move? How will it be implemented? And is this even a feasible goal to begin with?

FarmBot is an automated system that can plant, weed, and grow vegetables organically. Here at AAC, we interviewed Rory…

FarmBot is an automated system that can plant, weed, and grow vegetables organically. Here at AAC, we interviewed Rory Aronson of the brilliant FarmBot team to get a better understanding of this invention!

New research attempts to achieve a hybrid material system which can sense, communicate, and compute.

New research attempts to achieve a hybrid material system which can sense, communicate, and compute.

With the IoT on the rise, there is no wonder why cyber crime is on the rise as well. But will AI and computer systems…

With the IoT on the rise, there is no wonder why cyber crime is on the rise as well. But will AI and computer systems commit more crime than people by 2040?

Some people have trouble reading tape measures. In an effort to make life easier, there are digital tape measures. What's…

Some people have trouble reading tape measures. In an effort to make life easier, there are digital tape measures. What's inside of one?

The Dot uses location to add context to notifications.

The Dot uses location to add context to notifications.

A new device, the Robotic Retinal Dissection Device, has been used to restore the sight in an eye. What will this mean…

A new device, the Robotic Retinal Dissection Device, has been used to restore the sight in an eye. What will this mean for robots in delicate surgeries in the future and how will we benefit from such involvement?

Researchers at IBM’s Zurich laboratory have demonstrated the feasibility of 3 bits-per-cell storage using phase-change…

Researchers at IBM’s Zurich laboratory have demonstrated the feasibility of 3 bits-per-cell storage using phase-change memory (PCM) technology under large temperature fluctuations.

Microcontrollers meet analog and power management ICs for creating powerful automotive SoCs.

Microcontrollers meet analog and power management ICs for creating powerful automotive SoCs.

With the sale of 10 million units, the Raspberry Pi is the newest best-selling British computer. Let's take a look at how…

With the sale of 10 million units, the Raspberry Pi is the newest best-selling British computer. Let's take a look at how the Raspberry Pi got here and what lies ahead!

Calculators are always taken for granted, especially in the age of smartphones. Today we will look at a calculator from…

Calculators are always taken for granted, especially in the age of smartphones. Today we will look at a calculator from 1975 (40 years old) which was one of Clive Sinclair's fantastic, innovative products!

As drone technology races ahead and becomes increasingly accessible, legislators and law enforcement are scrambling to keep up.

As drone technology races ahead and becomes increasingly accessible, legislators and law enforcement are scrambling to keep up.

In this Teardown Tuesday, we are going to take a look at the insides of an inexpensive thermal camera.

In this Teardown Tuesday, we are going to take a look at the insides of an inexpensive thermal camera.

Thanks to increasingly flexible nanowires, the next generation of electronics might be closer than we think.

Thanks to increasingly flexible nanowires, the next generation of electronics might be closer than we think.

Results of testing the filament under both heat and shock, as well as a final overview of the tests.

Results of testing the filament under both heat and shock, as well as a final overview of the tests.