Supercapacitor thread breakthrough could enable power from clothing
A new scientific breakthrough means that mass produced affordable clothing could become the power source for phones, tablets and IoT devices.
A new scientific breakthrough means that mass produced affordable clothing could become the power source for phones, tablets and IoT devices.
A new invention allows devices to stay up on the Internet of Things despite having no visible means of support.
A chipset from semiconductor manufacturer STMicroelectronics is promising longer battery life for smartphones when running on LTE networks. The company said that its ParaScan Tunable Integrated Capacitors (STPTIC) can electrically adjust the amount of energy transferred from the handset’s amplifier to the antenna to help maximise call performance when using multiple frequency bands, as is required by LTE handsets that have to switch between LTE and 3G radio networks.
The Australian government has awarded Emerson Network Power a AUS$100 million contract to supply key infrastructure to the National Broadband Network (NBN) project in Australia. Emerson, said that it will be designing, supplying and installing cooling and infrastructure management systems at ten network centres to support the NBN roll-out across Australia.
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