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A Look Back: Celebrating four decades of electronics design Marking its 40th anniversary this year, EP&T feature this special column throughout 2019, providing readers with a peak at our past, while paying homage to our history. In this issue, A Look…

Industries such as biotech use liquid chromatography equipment to break down the chemical composition of complex liquids

Infrared cameras can show thermal characteristics down to the individual component level and enable users to work hands-free

Micro LEDs have better performance over LCD displays, including significant higher resolution and contrast, better color saturation, lower latency and lower energy requirements.

Vancouver-based maker of ThromboLUX blood platelet analyzer nets $1-Million in funding support

From wearable tech and home automation gadgets to intelligent industrial sensors, there are a number of design pitfalls awaiting the unwary design engineer

Picking the right enclosure for any application can be a little challenging when it’s your first time

The United Nations estimates that 68% of the world’s population will live in an urban setting by 2050. As more residents move to city locations, government officials continue to adopt new smart solutions to better manage services improve quality of…

Kitchener-based turn-key ecosystem on its way to becoming the world’s largest IoT manufacturing space, spurred by its ‘pay it forward’ mentality

West Tech Report puts focus on Nanaimo-based airline as it emerges to become one of the largest all-seaplane airlines in the world

They’re taking special care to ensure that their use of artificial intelligence doesn’t spill over to the dark side.

The fact that billions upon billions of devices are becoming connected to the IoT every day makes user security a serious issue on many levels