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Where traditional memory works in nanoseconds, PoX operates in picoseconds. That is 0.0000000004 sec) to store one bit of informationFast memory is the holy grail of todays AI dominated world. The faster the access to the memory, the faster data and instructions can flow. Current technologies operate in the nanoseconds, that sounds fast, but in fact it is not fast enough to work with the new processor technologies.

1 day ago | eenewseurope.com | Wisse Hettinga

The TU/e created a test-bed for super-fast wireless data transfer with infrared lightIt is not the first time data is transferred with light – we do it all day through our optical fiber cables. But now technicians from the Technical University of Eindhoven created a test environment where huge amounts of data get’s transfers through an open air infrared connection.

2 days ago | eenewseurope.com | Wisse Hettinga

Measuring while charging, that is the concept of the CheckUp toolThe Dutch TNO developed a special charger for bus batteries. The charger, named the ‘CheckUp tool’ measures the health of the batteries while connected to a charging station. The CheckUp tool is a software controlled charger that measures the speed, level and temperature whilst charging. Based on these three indicators the health of the batteries can be measured.

2 days ago | eenewseurope.com | Wisse Hettinga

The power Grid needs a ‘pace maker’ to synchronize the various grids – how will wind and solar energy get into step? The traditional ‘pace makers’ where the large scale power generators. Their non stop output of AC energy enabled a relatively easy synchronization, needed to connect the grids for the power distribution. With Wind and Solar energy the synchronization needs another approach.

3 days ago | eenewseurope.com | Wisse Hettinga

The key to this success is the use of deep neural network that sends commands directly to the motorsA student team from the TU Delft (The Netherlands) has taken the first place in autonomous high speed drone racing. The event took place in Abu Dhabi and it is the first time that a drone has beaten human pilots in an international drone racing competition – a new milestone in the development of artificial intelligence. The race took place in a real wold under real world conditions.