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New Military Goggles From BAE Systems Blend Thermal Imaging and Night Vision

Thermal imaging and night vision have long been used on the modern battlefield, albeit in two different aspects. Thermal imaging, for example, illuminates hard-to-see targets while night vision is used to illuminate dark surroundings. BAE…

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See a Lithium-Ion Battery Exploding For the First Time Using CT Scans and Thermal Imaging

International airplane manufacturers and Europe’s largest freight carrier, Cargolux, have banned bulk shipments of lithium-ion batteries as a result of overheating problems. Specifically, a study published today in Nature Communications revealed researchers were able to image a…

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Stanford’s New Aluminum Foil-Like Battery Capable of Out-Performing Lithium-Ion Cells

Chemists from Stanford have developed a new kind of aluminum battery, similar to aluminum foil in appearance, capable of out-performing the lithium-ion cells in your smartphone. Historically, aluminum batteries have not fared too well, generally degrading…

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MIT’s New Laser-Based Magnetic Field Detector Is 1,000 Times More Efficient Than Its Predecessors

Precision, speed, and accuracy are all intricate factors in measuring magnetic fields, especially as it pertains to something like medical imaging. A team from MIT is reporting that they have developed a brand new laser-based magnetic field detector…

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Affordable Electric Cars On The Way Thanks To Battery Costs Tumbling?

A new peer-reviewed study revealed that the cost of electric car batteries is tumbling much more swiftly than originally anticipated, meaning more affordable electric cars may not be far off. Buying an electric vehicle such…

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IBM’s Photonics Laser Technology Advancing at Light Speed!

In 2010, Intel developed a product called Intel Silicone Photonics to create optical devices out of silicon that use photons (light) to move data at very high speeds with game-changingly low power usage over optical fibers. But…

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Heat Waves In Graphene Key To Improving The Challenging Process Of Cooling Electronics?

Electronic components continue to get smaller and faster, but unfortunately the process by which these electronics are cooled is struggling to keep up. Specifically, learning how to cool down sheets of materials no more than…

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Micron Breaks Ground On 255,000 Square Foot Singapore Fab Expansion

Last week, Micron held a commencement ceremony marking the expansion of the company’s Singapore NAND flash memory fabrication facility. The 255,000 square foot Singapore Fab Expansion site will focus on efficient implementation of 3D NAND…

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CIA’s In-Q-Tel Is Investing In Voxel8’s First Multi-Material, 3D Electronics Printer

The CIA’s venture capital firm has invested in Voxel8, the company behind the first multi-material, 3D electronics printer, in order to 3D-print its own gadgets/electronics. Founded in 1999, CIA’s In-Q-Tel, is responsible for the intelligence…

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Heat Map Microwave Prototype Uses IR Cameras To Display Thermal Food Image

Former NASA engineer Mark Rober has invented a heat map microwave prototype designed to help people stop nuking their food and heat items to the perfect temperature. Microwaves have been around for a while, but…

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Electronics

New Military Goggles From BAE Systems Blend Thermal Imaging and Night Vision

See a Lithium-Ion Battery Exploding For the First Time Using CT Scans and Thermal Imaging

Stanford’s New Aluminum Foil-Like Battery Capable of Out-Performing Lithium-Ion Cells

MIT’s New Laser-Based Magnetic Field Detector Is 1,000 Times More Efficient Than Its Predecessors

Affordable Electric Cars On The Way Thanks To Battery Costs Tumbling?

IBM’s Photonics Laser Technology Advancing at Light Speed!

Heat Waves In Graphene Key To Improving The Challenging Process Of Cooling Electronics?

Micron Breaks Ground On 255,000 Square Foot Singapore Fab Expansion

CIA’s In-Q-Tel Is Investing In Voxel8’s First Multi-Material, 3D Electronics Printer

Heat Map Microwave Prototype Uses IR Cameras To Display Thermal Food Image

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