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Hardware Bee Interviews Nuvation Engineering CEO Michael Worry about the Electronic Design Industry Hardware Bee recently interviewed Nuvation Engineering CEO Michael Worry about the electronic design industry. View the interview here.

A team of scientists in Israel built a “Fish Operated Vehicle” and taught six goldfish to drive on land!🐠 “Overall, this study suggests that fish can learn to control a vehicle and use simple navigation strategies to successfully perform a task.”

Scientists in Israel train goldfish to drive on land A team of scientists in Israel built a 'Fish Operated Vehicle' and taught six goldfish to drive on land.

Some years back before “IoT” was the big buzz word, “convergence” dominated the electronic design industry. This farm robot uses carbon dioxide lasers, autonomous driving, machine learning, computer vision, and GPS…to kill weeds!😱

This Badass Robot Uses Lasers to Slay 100,000 Weeds Per Hour Don't mess with this lean, mean, weed-killing machine.

This pacemaker dissolves in the body within sixty days and receives power wirelessly from an external source👀 At Nuvation we are increasingly seeing requests for low-power devices that do not require batteries or wired power to operate. Instead they can get power from heat, kinetic energy, or in other innovative ways!⚡️

Pacemaker harmlessly dissolves in body Wireless, fully implantable device gives temporary pacing without requiring removal.

Arm approached Nuvation about creating some product development guidance for start-ups. This video applies to most types of new product introduction, not only those involving Arm’s IP processor cores. Feel free to share it!🤩

Getting Your Arm-Based System to the Market and in Production Tim Hiller, Director of Engineering at Nuvation took part in Arm's Startup Day to discuss the variety of considerations to make in order to get your arm-based system to the market and in production successfully.

Can your next-gen IoT solution improve performance by doing more processing at the edge, and still deliver multi-year battery life?🤔 Nuvation’s Director of Engineering shares his secrets to doing more with less (power)! Watch now👇

IoT Edge Computing and Battery Life In this 15-minute Tech Talk Tim Hiller, Nuvation’s Director of Engineering, explores newer generation components that enable more processing within the edge device while retaining multi-year battery life.

Register to hear Nuvation’s Director of Engineering Tim Hiller present at Sensors Innovation Week at 11:30 PT / 2:30 ET on June 23🤩 Tim will share his secrets on maximizing processing capabilities in low-power IoT devices. Tim developed an acoustic water leak detector with a 5+ year battery life, a cow-portable wireless network to monitor heard health, and a wearable security device that captures images/audio and calls for help with 2-way voice! You don't want to miss this! 👉 https://www.sensorsexpo.com/sensors-innovation-week-summer

Wireless sensors are enabling groundbreaking advancements in the healthcare industry🤩 If you are developing cutting edge sensor-based applications like this collaboration between two U.S. universities, Nuvation Engineering can help. We have completed hundreds of low-power, sensor-based hardware design and software development projects for healthcare applications👏

Soft sensors comprehensively monitor pregnant women without wires Three soft, flexible, wireless sensors allow movement, provide more precise data.

A client in the medical industry chose us to create an ultrasound fingerprint scanner🤩 Take a look at how we did it!

Biometrics Fingerprint Scanner A client chose Nuvation to design custom boards and a suite of embedded software for an ultrasound fingerprint scanner

Nuvation Engineering provides FPGA design services for Intel FPGAs😍 Call us for your next FPGA project!

Intel® SoC FPGAs Programmable Devices Intel® SoC FPGA devices integrate both processor and FPGA architectures into a single device, with higher integration, low power and small board size.

5G is right around the corner, are you ready for it!?😱 Contact Nuvation Engineering to add 5G support into your product.

PWC: 5G-powered consumer and media applications to add $245 billion to global economy - TVBEurope Report states that 5G's low latency and ultra-fast data transmission may result in more ‘mash-up’ entertainment and media business models

Even at this early stage of 6G, it is already clear that the electronics implications will be enormous for chip and components makers🤩

6G’s implications for electronics are “enormous,” analysts say Chinese are already testing 6G physics and terahertz waves in space with satellite launched in November

"Your fridge and your laptop should not be on the same network." Keeping your most private, sensitive data on a separate system from your other IoT devices is important📣 Find out why!

FBI recommends that you keep your IoT devices on a separate network | ZDNet The FBI also recommends changing factory-set (default) passwords and not allowing an IoT device's accompanying mobile app to gain access to too many smartphone permissions.

A great way to offer an accessible approach to COVID-19 testing. This portable platform provides results within 15 minutes!😱

Portable Saliva-Based Smartphone Platform Could Rapidly Expand COVID-19 Testing A smartphone-read ultrasensitive and quantitative saliva test for COVID-19. Offering an ultrasensitive yet accessible approach to COVID-19 testing, a portable saliva-based smartphone platform provides results within 15 minutes without the resource-intensive laboratory tests the current gold standar

Join us and Nuvation Energy next Wednesday for free Course 3 on " State of Health in Systems".

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How can you protect your data?🔐 Part 4 of our article series discusses the many threats your device can be vulnerable to, and how to implement proper preventative measures in the early design phases!👏

Important Design Considerations for Electronic Devices: Part 4 – Data Security With ever-increasing data comes an ever-increasing need for data security. Bad actors - cybersecurity adversaries trying to get to your data - are getting better and are keeping up with data security advancements.

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Should I use Off the Shelf or Custom Hardware in my Electronic Product? There are a range of inexpensive single-board computers on the market that can be used for electronic product development.

Should you use Off the Shelf (OTS) or custom hardware?🤔 Part 3 of our article series is here to tell you! Take a look at the most important things to consider when making this decision!👏

Important Design Considerations for Electronic Devices: Part 3 - Off the Shelf Solutions vs. Custom Hardware Nuvation Engineering has designed and developed numerous electronics products. Over the course of these projects, we have identified several key considerations when deciding between Off the Shelf (OTS) hardware versus custom hardware.

Would you wear this?!😱 Researchers plan to use this technology to monitor the particular symptoms associated with COVID-19👏

Engineers print wearable sensors directly on skin without heat Wearable sensors are evolving from watches and electrodes to bendable devices that provide far more precise biometric measurements and comfort for users. Now, an international team of researchers has taken the evolution one step further by printing sensors directly on human skin without the use of h...

This is the first untethered robot that can change its body shape to generate jet pulses for rapid locomotion😱🤩

Untethered squid robot could help study coral reefs Engineers have built a squid-like robot that swims untethered and propels itself by generating jets of water, an advance that could enhance the exploration of coral reefs.  The researchers from the University of California San Diego detail their work in Bioinspiration and Biomimetics. Clingfish in...

Intense vibrations, mechanical shocks, temperature swings, OH my!😱⚡️ Take a look at these TOP mistakes made when designing electronic devices for harsh environments!

Important Electronic Design Considerations for Data Acquisition Systems: Part 2 – Harsh Environments Products designed for space are exposed to the some of the harshest environments. They must operate reliably under intense vibration, mechanical shock, wide temperature swings, a vacuum environment, and exposure to ionizing radiation.

Despite their ubiquity and utility, all military UAVs are currently hindered by the same simple problem—the sky changes color, but they don't. Take a look at how they plan to solve this👇

Now you see it, now you don't: Adding chameleon-like capabilities to defense drones In conjunction with the Department of Defense, University of South Australia material scientists have developed a range of lightweight panels that can change color on demand, allowing drones to match their appearance to the background colors of the sky.

Designing a data acquisition system?🤔 Our engineers have identified several key considerations that require special attention during the planning, design, and development of data acquisition systems!🤩

Important Electronic Design Considerations for Data Acquisition Systems: Part 1 – Calibration Based on our experience performing hundreds of engineering design projects, our engineers have identified several key considerations that require special attention during the planning, design, and development of data acquisition systems.

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Common Blind Spots in Data Acquisition System Design Most data acquisition systems require calibration, sometimes even more than once during a product’s lifetime.