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ZF partners with STMicroelectronics to develop silicon carbide devices

April 18, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Automotive technology group ZF will, from 2025, purchase silicon carbide devices from STMicroelectronics, a global semiconductor leader serving customers across the spectrum of electronics applications.

Under the terms of the multi-year contract, ST will supply a volume of double-digit millions of silicon carbide devices to be integrated in ZF’s new modular inverter architecture going into series production in 2025.

ZF will leverage ST’s vertically integrated silicon carbide manufacturing in Europe and Asia to secure customer orders in electromobility. [Read more…] about ZF partners with STMicroelectronics to develop silicon carbide devices

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: automotive, carbide, customers, devices, electric, inverter, inverters, silicon, st, stmicroelectronics, supply, technology, zf

How Does Digitalization Affect Small Businesses?

April 17, 2023 by Mark Allinson

In this blog post, we will delve into the dynamic transformation that digitalization has induced in small businesses and explore how it can work to your advantage.

As technology continues to rapidly evolve, smart entrepreneurs must keep up with the power digitalization of business and seek ways they can take advantage of it.

We’ll share some ground-breaking technological solutions that make running a business easier while giving you an edge over others. [Read more…] about How Does Digitalization Affect Small Businesses?

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: advantage, business, businesses, cell, customer, digital, digitalization, fax, iphone, phone, send, small, solutions, technology, transformation

5 Ways to Build AR & AI Face Filters App

April 17, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Augmented Reality (AR) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are two futuristic technologies that have taken the world by storm. They are revolutionizing various industries, from gaming and beauty to education and healthcare.

But do you know what’s the coolest thing about them? Face filters apps.

These apps use computer vision and machine learning to apply fun and engaging filters to your face in real time, making you look like anything from a cute puppy to a superhero. [Read more…] about 5 Ways to Build AR & AI Face Filters App

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: ai, app, apps, ar, building, create, development, face, filters, learning, machine, outsourcing, team

Apex.AI launches ‘full-scale’ business expansion in the Japanese market

April 8, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Apex.AI, a company developing safety-certified software for mobility and automotive applications, has expanded operations to Japan in response to “the growing demand” for software-defined vehicles and to better support businesses in the country.

With a well-established presence in the United States and Europe, Apex.AI is now focusing its international expansion efforts in Asia by launching in Japan as it is home to three of the world’s biggest automakers.

The Japanese entity, Apex.AI Japan GK, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Apex.AI. [Read more…] about Apex.AI launches ‘full-scale’ business expansion in the Japanese market

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: apex.ai, automotive, company, country, customers, japan, japanese, operations, software, vehicles, ventures

Scythe Robotics unveils its first open source CANopen stack

April 6, 2023 by David Edwards

Scythe Robotics, a developer of commercial-grade autonomous solutions for the professional landscaping industry, has unveiled its first open source release.

CANfetti is a CANopen compliant stack developed to overcome the limitations of existing libraries.

Written and refined over the past several years by Scythe’s firmware and software teams, CANfetti significantly lowers the barrier to entry with an open source, easy to use, and production-grade library for robust CANopen communications. [Read more…] about Scythe Robotics unveils its first open source CANopen stack

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: canfetti, canopen, complex, components, developed, firmware, integrate, libraries, limitations, open, overcome, robotics, robust, scythe, software, source, stack, support

Nvidia expands availability of its robotics development software and hardware

April 4, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Nvidia says it is making its robotics software and hardware more widely available.

The chipmaker says its Omniverse Cloud will be hosted on Microsoft Azure, increasing access to Isaac Sim, the company’s platform for developing and managing artificial intelligence-based robots.

The company also says that a full lineup of Jetson Orin modules is now available, offering a “performance leap” for edge AI and robotics applications. [Read more…] about Nvidia expands availability of its robotics development software and hardware

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: ai, azure, build, cloud, company, developers, edge, isaac, jetson, modules, nano, nvidia, omniverse, orin, performance, platform, robotics, robots, sim, software

The fastest way to recover from ransomware

March 27, 2023 by Mark Allinson

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Ransomware file recovery is a delicate process that requires knowledge, experience, and expertise, as one wrong move can result in permanently corrupted data that is impossible to restore.

If you or your organization has fallen victim to a ransomware attack, it is important to seek the help of a professional to ensure that your data is recovered in the most effective and safe manner possible.

One of the first steps in the ransomware file recovery process is to identify the type of ransomware that has infected the system. Different types of ransomware have different encryption methods and may require different approaches to recovery. [Read more…] about The fastest way to recover from ransomware

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: backup, data, file, files, ransomware, recovery

The Future of Personal Computers: What to Expect in the Next Decade

March 24, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Personal computers significantly impact how we live, work, and communicate in the twenty-first century. With the development of technology, personal computers have seen substantial improvements in capability, performance, and design.

They are now more powerful, faster, and smaller than before. As a result, personal computers are now used for an extensive range of purposes, such as work, social media, gaming, and entertainment.

Additionally, they are employed in fields like engineering and manufacturing, where robotic systems are modeled and tested using robot simulation software. With the help of robot simulation software, developers can create and evaluate complex robotic systems without the need for expensive physical prototypes. [Read more…] about The Future of Personal Computers: What to Expect in the Next Decade

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: computer, future, personal

Qualcomm releases ‘groundbreaking IoT and robotics’ platforms

March 22, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Qualcomm Technologies has launched what it says are “the world’s first” integrated 5G IoT processors that are designed to support four major operating systems, in addition to two new robotics platforms, and an accelerator program for IoT ecosystem partners.

These new innovations will empower manufacturers participating in the rapidly expanding world of devices at the connected intelligent edge.

The need for connected, intelligent, and autonomous devices is growing rapidly, and it is expected to hit $116 billion by 2030 according to Precedence Research. Businesses attempting to compete in this fast-moving economy need a reliable source of control and connectivity technology for their IoT and robotic devices. [Read more…] about Qualcomm releases ‘groundbreaking IoT and robotics’ platforms

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: connected, connectivity, devices, edge, industrial, iot, major, operating, platforms, processors, qcm, qcs, qualcomm, range, robotics, support, systems, technologies, windows

Want to Learn Coding? Here Are the Best 6 Courses Available

March 15, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Coding might seem like a foreign language to a designer. However, having knowledge of coding can not only enhance your work but also give you more control over your creations.

Luckily, there are numerous courses available online that are catered specifically to creative specialists who want to learn how to code.

In this article, we’ll take a closer look at some of the best courses available for designers to satisfy their coding needs. Here you’ll have 6 top-picked ones, but you can find even more on The Designest. So, let’s dive in! [Read more…] about Want to Learn Coding? Here Are the Best 6 Courses Available

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: build, building, coding, course, css, design, designers, html, Javascript, learn, web

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