Surveying the surface of Mars since February 2021, NASA’s Perseverance rover has recorded the acoustic environment of the planet for the first time.

Nottingham Trent University engineers have created a ‘breakthrough’ smart arm sleeve that can help to reduce swelling and discomfort for patients with lymphoedema.

100 NHS hospitals will introduce an A&E demand forecasting tool to tackle waiting list backlogs. The tool was co-developed by Faculty, a British AI firm.

While devices – particularly smart devices, like smartphones – are becoming ever more versatile, many design engineers still have to work around an age-old truth: a jack of all trades is a master of none. Using alarm clocks as a product example, this article by Sam Holland looks at how, despite the rise in so-called ‘general-purpose’ devices, there is still (and perhaps always will be) a market for purpose-built devices li...

Did you know that 113 phones are lost or stolen every minute? Almost a third of data loss cases are caused by accident and 30% of computers are already infected with malware.

Public concerns continue to grow with the development of technology. Many argue that its capabilities are evolving at too quick a pace with not enough checks and balances to maintain civil liberties.  Electronic Specifier looks back at three examples of technology testing boundaries and nearly crossing the line.

With so much excitement and traction around the metaverse, questions have begun to arise regarding data exchanges and safeguarding.

Medical connectors provide interconnect solutions within medical technology, meaning they must always be safe and hygienic.

Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top power products to have been released in March.

Plans are in place to build the world’s largest and longest network of drone ‘superhighways’ which would link towns and cities across the UK.

Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top boards/backplanes product stories to have been released in March 2022.

Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top artificial intelligence products to have been released in March.

With the ever-increasing capabilities and high-processing capacity of mobile phones and portable devices, many are finding their battery life doesn’t always see them through the day. Whether you’re travelling without access to a mains socket or you’re constantly on the go and need your phone by your side, Electronic Specifier has compiled its top five portable phone chargers to aid your decision-making.

Last week, the Chancellor Rishi Sunak, delivered a Spring Statement that saw a reforming of R&D tax credits, an exemption on business rates for green technology and a revised look at the Apprenticeship Levy, amongst other things.

While it becomes increasingly common to see EVs (electric vehicles) on the roads, the huge majority of drivers still use ICE (internal combustion engine) vehicles. Nevertheless, it appears that the transport industry is in a transitional period between the traditional and the electric.

Carbon Upcycling Technologies reutilises the existing carbon and pollution of today, turning it into materials for tomorrow.

A new initiative is calling on the 3D maker community to donate machines, materials, designs, and funding to bolster Ukraine’s defence measures and medical capabilities.

Many people will have heard of the automotive error code ‘P0420’, or even been unfortunate enough to see it come up as a fault alert on their car's infotainment screen. But what is it and how does your car ascertain when the fault has occurred?

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has massively effected space partnerships, including OneWeb’s launch to add to its in-orbit constellation to deliver high-speed, low-latency global connectivity.

Petrol and diesel prices have hit a record high over the last few weeks and as a result, people are considering whether now is the time to switch to EVs. But can switching really save you money?