Matt Hamblen is an Editor at Fierce Telecom and FierceElectronics. He covers a wide range of topics including technology, software, and automotive themes, with a particular focus on robotics, autonomous systems, and the Internet of Things (IoT). His work has been featured in prominent publications such as Fierce Telecom and FierceElectronics.
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Early flood warnings in Texas are being aided with AI and sensors, giving first responders and residents more time to find safety during catastrophic events. The state has faced dozens of flooding deaths over decades.
Analog Devices announced Tuesday it will purchase Empower Semiconductor for $1.5 billion in cash in a bid to shape the architecture for how power is delivered in AI and other high-density applications.
When lidar and robots work in tandem, that creates a super hero for inspections of buildings, bridges, planes and ships.
A researcher at University of Alabama Birmingham has developed a wearable sensor for healthcare and robotics.
Intel announced early success in its robotics ecosystem at the opening of Computex in Taiwan early Monday (local time) while introducing the OpenVINO Physical AI framework to simplify deployment of next-gen robots.
Intel announced Application Energy Telemetry at Computex in a continuing bid to help data centers lower energy usage.
Qualcomm announced a robotics reference design to help designers attach multiple different sensors to a robot without the need for an added sensor connection board.
For one Illinois-based robotics company, the emerging era of physical AI has ignited customer interest like never before.
