Electronics 360

Introducing Electronics360, a fresh online publication that debuted in February 2013. We focus on the intersection of business and technology in the electronics sector and how it influences various industries worldwide. Our goal is to deliver insightful content that enables our readers to anticipate trends, grasp potential impacts, and effectively mitigate risks. We cater to strategic planners, product designers, and professionals in procurement and supply chain management—essentially, those who make key decisions. Our coverage includes both intricate strategic subjects and practical tactical matters.

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Engineering data communication inside Faraday cages

1 week ago | electronics360.globalspec.com | Peter Brown

While still in the development stage, acoustic data link (ADL) technology is potentially a game changer for sectors where data communication is needed to penetrate secure metallic containers. The technology from TDK Electronics bolsters the effectiveness and efficiency of systems — from industrial and food to healthcare and defense — with sensors monitoring systems 24/7 to identify whether they are operating in optimal parameters or not.
Flexible octopus-inspired robot responds to surroundings

1 week ago | electronics360.globalspec.com | Marie Donlon

An octopus-inspired robot that can decide how to move or grip objects by sensing its environment has been developed by a team of scientists from the University of Bristol. According to its developers, the robot relies on fluid flows of air or water to coordinate suction and movement as octopuses do with hundreds of suckers and several arms.
ECTC 2025: Imec demo’s 300 mm RF silicon interposer platform

1 week ago | electronics360.globalspec.com | Peter Brown

At this week's IEEE ECTC 2025 conference, research hub Imec demonstrated an integrated 300 mm RF silicon interposer platform that combines RF-to-sub-THz CMOS and III/V chiplets on a single carrier. Imec claims the platform achieved a record-low insertion loss of just 0.73 dB/mm at frequencies up to 325 GHz, paving the way for compact, low-loss and scalable next-generation RF and mixed-signal systems.
Soft snake bot and micro crawler collaborate to probe tightest machinery

1 week ago | electronics360.globalspec.com | Marie Donlon

A small, insect-like robot featuring combined with an inflatable, vine-like robot that grows and curls like a snake has been jointly developed by researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder (CU Boulder) and Purdue University. The insect-inspired robot, dubbed mCLARI, was developed by CU Boulder researchers, while the inflatable snake robot was developed by a team at Purdue University.
Spy drone swarm can track stealth submarines for 3 months

1 week ago | electronics360.globalspec.com | Marie Donlon

German firm Helsing has launched a new system that is reportedly capable of helping detect underwater enemy vessels, like submarines, at sea. The system, which is composed of Helsing’s Lura and SG-1 Fathom, is expected to enhance defenses and maritime surveillance. According to its developers, Lura is an advanced software platform and artificial intelligence (AI) system for ongoing underwater surveillance against threats to ships and critical infrastructure.
Nuclear-resistant spy robot debuts to guard US missile silos

1 week ago | electronics360.globalspec.com | Marie Donlon

A new camera robot designed to improve intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) tasks — specifically preventing hostile access to nuclear weapons silos — has been developed by a U.S.-based defense firm. Bounce Imaging’s Recce360 Deep Inspection Camera is described as a first-of-its-kind ISR asset certified for deployment in high-security, electromagnetically restrictive environments.
Underwater assassin: 40-foot sea drone dominates the deep

1 week ago | electronics360.globalspec.com | Marie Donlon

A company based in Israel has developed an autonomous underwater vehicle that can reportedly perform anti-submarine warfare (ASW) operations and conduct mine countermeasures (MCM). The BlueWhale System created by IAI ELTA can discretely gather intelligence in the open seas and in challenging littoral waters, its developers noted, detecting and tracking both subsurface and surface targets, processing data on board to offer real-time actionable intelligence.
China unveils 2 lb drone resembling a thermos, capable of dropping grenades

1 week ago | electronics360.globalspec.com | Marie Donlon

China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has introduced a new micro drone that resembles a thermal flask and weighs roughly 2 lbs. According to its developers, the drone is designed for infantry use and features a dual-rotor system that is capable of carrying more weight versus traditional quadcopters. Additionally, the drone can hold three grenades at once and can deliver them discretely to targets while relaying real-time information.
6G boon possible with new chip research

2 weeks ago | electronics360.globalspec.com | Peter Brown

6G holds many promises for self-driving cars, instant healthcare diagnosis, super-fast download speeds and more current and emerging applications. But to get there requires developing powerful semiconductors. Researchers at the University of Bristol are developing a new type of semiconductor architecture that uses special gallium nitride (GaN) amplifiers. The technology was achieved by discovering a latch-effect in GaN to unlock greater radio frequency (RF) device performance.
Americans frustrated by rising internet costs, hidden fees

2 weeks ago | electronics360.globalspec.com | Peter Brown

Consumers can do nearly anything on the internet these days. Playing online games, buying things from Amazon, working from home or watching streaming services requires home internet, which typically involves paying an internet provider for a service. But that doesn’t mean consumers approve of their practices, specifically fees, and alternatives like 5G fixed wireless access (FWA) are gaining traction.