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- Generative AI That Works Faster On Small Devices
➀ Fujitsu developed a generative AI reconstruction technology using 1-bit quantization and AI distillation, reducing memory usage by 94% and achieving 3x faster inference while retaining 89% accuracy.
➁ The method enables large AI models like Takane LLM to run on low-end GPUs and edge devices (e.g., smartphones, industrial machines), improving data security and energy efficiency compared to conventional approaches like GPTQ.
➂ The brain-inspired technology allows task-specific specialization, with trials planned for late 2025 and quantized models already released via Hugging Face. Applications show 11x speed gains in sales predictions and 10% accuracy improvements in image recognition.
- Can Heart Rate Be Measured Without Wearable?
➀ Researchers at UC Santa Cruz developed Pulse Fi, a system using WiFi signals to measure heart rates without wearables, achieving ≈0.5 BPM error across multiple body positions;
➁ The low-cost system combines ESP32 chips ($5-$10) and Raspberry Pi with machine learning to filter heartbeat signals from WiFi variations, working up to 3 meters away;
➂ Trained using oximeter-correlated datasets, the technology enables accessible health monitoring for homes and resource-limited environments.
September 5
- JOB: Senior Engineer – Embedded At Eaton In Pune
- JOB: Lead Design Engineer At Cadence In Bengaluru
- JOB: PCB Design Specialist At Siemens In Bengaluru
- JOB: Memory Layout Engineer – Staff At Synopsys In Hyderabad
- JOB: Power Electronics Engineer At Tata Electronics In Bengaluru
- AI System Helps Robots Work Together In Factories
➀ Researchers from UCL, Google DeepMind, and Intrinsic developed RoboBallet, an AI system enabling rapid coordination of multiple industrial robots through graph neural networks and reinforcement learning;
➁ The system generates movement plans in seconds, supports up to 40 tasks with eight robotic arms, and adapts to unseen factory layouts for applications in manufacturing and construction;
➂ Future improvements aim to expand capabilities to sequential operations and heterogeneous robot teams while maintaining real-time adaptability.
August 1
- Earbud-Size FM Radio
➀ The article introduces a compact FM radio designed to fit inside an earbud, using the RDA5807M IC for preset frequency tuning and volume control;
➀ The device can function as a basic single-channel FM radio or a long-range spy receiver when paired with a transmitter;
➂ The project involves programming the IC, assembling components (battery, speaker, and module) into an AirPods-style case, with future plans to integrate a microcontroller for advanced control.
- Water-Soluble Flux Simplifies Cleaning in Chip Assembly
➀ Indium Corporation introduced WS-910, a water-soluble flip-chip flux designed for next-gen semiconductor packaging to address complex assembly challenges;
➁ The flux enables residue-free cleaning with room-temperature deionized water and maintains stability for large dies during reflow processes;
➂ It supports Pb-free applications, high-Sn solders, and high-I/O designs, offering compatibility with various ultrafiltration systems.
- Small Modular Reactors For Sustainable Energy Transition
➀ Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) provide compact, scalable nuclear energy solutions with over 90% capacity factor, ideal for replacing fossil fuels and supporting renewables;
➁ SMRs feature modular designs, passive safety mechanisms, and applications in desalination and hydrogen production, with significantly reduced emergency planning zones;
➂ Digital systems and AI-driven tools enhance monitoring and safety, while a projected $300 billion market by 2040 highlights their role in the clean energy transition.
- Electroons 2.0 From The Month Of Aug 2025
➀ Electronics For You launches Electroons 2.0 in August 2025, featuring humorous engineering-themed comics;
➁ The series creatively addresses AI’s societal impact, engineering challenges, and tech-related humor;
➂ Includes satirical illustrations on topics like "AI-proof careers" and witty takes on circuit design.
- Building Future-Ready AI Hardware With Neuromorphic Computing And Sensing
➀ Neuromorphic computing addresses the limitations of von Neumann architectures by mimicking the brain's parallel processing for energy-efficient AI tasks like computer vision and autonomous systems;
➀ Key innovations include synaptic plasticity integration and in-memory computing using technologies like ReRAM, enabling real-time learning and reduced power consumption;
➂ Emerging quantum tunneling advancements could further enhance computational intelligence in next-gen neuromorphic hardware.
July 31
- JOB: RF Design Engineer At Dorman In Tharamani
- JOB: Associate Electronics Parts & CAD Management Engineer At Boeing In Bengaluru
- JOB: Electrical/Electronic Design Engineer At Caterpillar In Bengaluru
- 64-Bit Processor For AI And Smart Interfaces
➀ Renesas launched the RZ/G3E 64-bit microprocessor for AI-driven HMI systems with quad-core Arm Cortex-A55 and Ethos-U55 NPU；
➁ Supports dual Full HD video, PCIe 3.0, USB 3.2 Gen2, and low-power modes (50mW standby)；
➂ Targets industrial IoT, healthcare, and smart buildings with enhanced edge computing and real-time sensing.
July 4
- JOB: Solutions-Trainee At Utthunga In Bengaluru
- JOB: Technical Support Engineer At Ansys In Bengaluru
- July 2025 Issue Of Electronics For You
➀ Cover story explores India's Electronics Components Manufacturing Scheme and its impact on boosting domestic production;
➁ Features include virtual PLC advancements, IoT-focused DIY projects, and interviews on embedded system security and molecular spectroscopy applications;
➂ Highlights startups like Anedya, Glovatrix, and Parkmate driving innovation in IoT, accessibility tech, and smart parking solutions.
- JOB: Technical Presales Engineer At Tidal Wave Technologies In Mumbai
- Adapters For Automotive To RF Connectivity
➀ Amphenol RF introduces rugged FAKRA-to-SMA adapters for automotive-RF system integration, supporting frequencies up to 4 GHz;
➁ Designed for GPS, V2X, LTE, and test applications with wide temperature range (-65°C to +165°C) and 50Ω impedance;
➂ Features hybrid FAKRA/SMA interfaces, corrosion-resistant materials, and vibration-proof construction for automotive/industrial environments.
July 3
- JOB: Stage System Testing Engineer (H/F) At Airbus India In Bengaluru
- JOB: Trainee – Material Quotation At Kitron In Chennai
- Your Car Sees More Than You Think
➀ In-cabin sensing technologies (DMS/OMS) use infrared cameras, radar, and torque sensors to monitor driver behavior and passenger status for enhanced safety;
➁ Key challenges include sensor integration costs, algorithm reliability under varied conditions, and addressing privacy concerns with occupant monitoring;
➂ Tesla's adoption demonstrates practical applications, such as rear-seat child detection via 60GHz radar, driving industry innovation.
- Automatic Humidifier For The Textile Industry Using Arduino
➀ Presents a feedback-based humidity control system using Arduino for the textile industry to ensure fabric quality and operational efficiency;
➁ Utilizes DHT22 sensor for real-time monitoring and SPDT relay module to regulate an ultrasonic humidifier;
➂ Requires EFY Prime subscription for full circuit details and implementation guide.
July 2
- JOB: Engineer – Order Processing At Endress+Hauser Flowtec (India) In Aurangabad
- JOB: Electronics Design Engineer At Yelsons In Pune
- JOB: Electronics Hardware Engineer At SLTL Group – Sahajanand Laser Technology Ltd In Gandhinagar
- Parkmate Redefining India’s Parking Experience With Innovation, Efficiency, And Care
➀ Parkmate, a smart parking startup in India, utilizes AI-based cameras, RFID sensors, and FASTag technology to automate parking management, reducing congestion and enhancing safety;
➁ Their Trident System offers contactless entry/exit, real-time tracking, and integrates with local servers for data privacy, operating across 12 cities with clients like DLF and government authorities;
➂ The company plans to expand services like its AI-powered valet app 'Dash' and aims for 800% revenue growth, leveraging fully Indian-manufactured hardware and advanced computer vision solutions.