From The Editor

  1. Connected Vehicles, Personal Data, And You 8/2/2023

    The integration of advanced technology in vehicles presents regulatory challenges related to safety standards and the establishment of guidelines for connected vehicles on public roads. It also raises concerns about the large amounts of data, including personal and sensitive information, that are being collected, stored, and used.

  2. RFID In Healthcare: Improving Patient Outcomes While Streamlining Operations 7/27/2023

    RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology has significant potential in biomedical applications within the healthcare industry. It can be employed to improve patient care, enhance medical research, and streamline various biomedical processes.

  3. Automating RF Test And Measurement 7/24/2023

    The emergence of modern technologies like 5G, IoT, and AI is driving the growth of the RF test equipment market. Automating RF test equipment represents a significant growth opportunity for the market, as it can enhance accuracy and efficiency while reducing costs. Not only can automation help to shrink test times, but it also can lead to more cost savings.

  4. Is It Too Late For mmWave To Save 5G? 7/19/2023

    The demand for wireless data bandwidth is constantly increasing without any signs of slowing down. Meanwhile, the mobile data experience for users is evolving, which puts more pressure on the network to use the available wireless spectrum. Considering this trend, could mmWave be the solution to this problem?

  5. EMC+SIPI Symposium To Bring Learning, Networking, And ‘Family Fun’ To Grand Rapids 7/13/2023

    The IEEE International Symposium on EMC+SIPI is coming to Grand Rapids, and we’ve got you covered.

  6. LIDAR And ADAS: Two Great Technologies That Go Great Together 7/11/2023

    Advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and the autonomous vehicles (AV) they enable depend on sensors to function safely and efficiently. LIDAR, due to its ability to create a 3D map of the surrounding area that allows for the detection of spatial position, velocity, and surrounding objects, is a crucial technology contributing to the development of ADAS and the growing popularity of EVs.

  7. U.S. Space Force Is Getting Closer To The Edge 7/7/2023

    As our military continues to modernize, edge computing is becoming increasingly important. Its value lies in connecting not only individual soldiers, machines, ships, and airplanes, but also to a wider network of all available weapons and military assets.

  8. Conquering Space By Moving Data Faster 6/30/2023

    Downlinking massive amounts of data from space to Earth is imperative to evolving scientific missions. Now, with NASA’s successful demonstration of laser communications as a practical tool for transferring data from space to ground, moving data has never been speedier.

  9. RF GaN: A $3 Billion Market By 2028 6/26/2023

    According to market research, the RF GaN device market had a value of $1.3 billion in 2022 and is projected to reach $2.7 billion by 2028, with a compound annual growth rate of 12% during this period. Among the top device players, SEDI, Qorvo, and Wolfspeed are experiencing steady growth, while NXP is seeing significant revenue from telecom. The telecom industry presents a new opportunity for RF GaN-on-Si.

  10. ADAS – To Trust, Or Not To Trust, That Is The Question 6/21/2023

    ADAS implementations offer many benefits, such as reducing human suffering, lowering costs, and decreasing pollution. Nevertheless, these implementations also present potential challenges because the act of driving a regular vehicle is gradually shifting toward overseeing a partially automated one.