[youtube width=”560″ height=”315″ video_id=”CLcnhGb1aHI”] Connected mobility will bring more safety, more convenience, and customized entertainment while on the road. Various high-performance, automotive qualified technologies will be required in the connected vehicle of the future. Learn more about NXP connects the car in this video.
No, the Apollo 11 moon landing wasn’t a hoax. And we can prove it. Rather, our game demo team already did. By using Maxwell, our new GPU architecture, to digitally rebuild one of the landing’s iconic photographs – Neil Armstrong’s shot of Buzz Aldrin clambering down the lunar module’s ladder.
[youtube width=”560″ height=”315″ video_id=”2n1SOhMx27Y”] New wifi technology, transferring the car into a mobile office and entertainment center.
[youtube width=”560″ height=”315″ video_id=”3G9yLXLMers”] At Boston Children’s Hospital, Doctors Jeffrey Burns and Traci Wolbrink collaborate with medical professionals across the globe to share insights, knowledge and medical best practices. Using IBM’s Social Learning Platform, they launched OPENPediatrics—a first of its kind social and educational application. This platform connects medical professionals
[youtube width=”560″ height=”315″ video_id=”dH0RfkBHr3M”] In the FIRST Robotics Competition, high school students make robots. And friends. And the future. We interviewed FIRST students in San Diego to learn more about their experience with the program
[youtube width=”560″ height=”315″ video_id=”zpdcUakdQVA”] We wanted to make everyday life better with mobile, so we brought in a few surprises to a bus stop. We put up a poster featuring a URL. We waited for people to visit the mobile site. When they pressed the button, the fun began. Watch
[youtube width=”560″ height=”315″ video_id=”DU2GZhCZ7D4″] California and many other regions continue to suffer from drought. What if you applied cellular technology—similar to that used in smartphones—in water management systems to improve water quantity, quality and cost. Qualcomm has teamed with CH2M Hill to make it possible.
IBM has taken another step toward its ambitious goal of creating a processor that acts like a human brain, creating a second, more advanced chip that mimics the way the mammalian brain operates. “It’s a new landmark of the brain-inspired computers,” said Dharmendra Modha, IBM Research fellow and chief scientist
「人和人之間就像半導體，平常不通電就是一個封閉的絕緣體，就算再多靠近，也只是孤單的個體。但是一旦有了能量，彼此就會產生電流，無論在多遙遠的地方，都能連結成一個緊密的迴路。」 Relationships are like semiconductors. Normally, they’re like insulators, No matter how close they are, they’re still lonely individuals. However, once they’re supplied with energy, they become conductors with currents flowing in between. No matter how far they are apart, they can still form a complete circuit. PART 1 PART
[youtube width=”560″ height=”315″ video_id=”J5YipRzUxqI”] This film is made by Taiwan National Program for Intelligent Electronics (NPIE) Program. The program will focus on electronic technology in the application areas of [MG+4C], which stands for medical, green, automobile, computer, communication and consumer applications. Anchored by the achievements of National Program for System-on-Chip