If you have bought a TV in the last few years, it’s almost certainly been a ‘smart’ TV – integrating internet and web 2.0 capabilities to provide a personalised entertainment experience. However, this modern, highly personalised experience has often come at the cost of our privacy. The current generation of smart TVs are hugely dependent […]
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CEO, Mark Lippett discusses the ongoing shortfall of semiconductor chips in this recent article for Electronics Today.
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CEO, Mark Lippett explores the hardware needed to pave the way for the AIoT to enter the mainstream, in this recent article for Electronic Products.
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Design intends to help shift solutions away from high cost, high power hardware in favour of streamlined, efficient machine learning Bristol UK, 17 March 2022 — Leading British chip company XMOS today announces its reference solution for Automatic Licence Plate Recognition (ALPR), designed to move ALPR in parking garages away from complex, resource-intensive hardware and
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Could ambient sensing technology at the edge become the future of the smart devices industry? And if so, what is holding us back in taking this next logical step in the smart home evolution? Find out in this latest article for EE Times.
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What lessons can be drawn from the Kodak story to disrupt the traditional semiconductor model, with low power, affordable flexibility? Discover more in our latest article for Forbes Technology Council
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Smart home technology is becoming less of a nice to have and more of a necessity in our everyday lives. Whether it’s an Amazon Alexa, Google Nest, Hive heating controls or a smart TV, the chances are that most homes will boast some kind of smart feature. Either as a cause or result of this,
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How can technology adapt to ensure our homes deliver on our needs, and how can we make smart devices even more intelligent, minimising the necessity for direct user input? Find out in our latest article for Forbes Technology Council
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We’re delighted to share a recent blog, written in partnership with Mycroft – the world’s first open source voice assistant. The New York Times recently published an article stating that the shortages on various goods will not foreseeably be going away, How the Supply Chain Broke, and Why It Won’t Be Fixed Anytime Soon. Integrated circuits are
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EE Journal explores our history, applications and delves into our latest voice processors for smart things in this recent article from Max Maxfield.
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