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Tom Kevan · April 1, 2018 · AI has begun to come into its own, making tremendous strides over the past few years. But for all its successes, applications of AI-like machine learning, neural networks and deep learning have been slow to find a place in electronic design automation.
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Tom Kevan · March 1, 2018 · The emergence of the industrial internet of things and a growing appreciation of the impact of big data in this arena have sparked a revitalization of industrial analytics.
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Tom Kevan · February 14, 2018 · Researchers at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) have developed techniques that promise to redefine the limits of nanoscale 3D printing.
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Tom Kevan · February 1, 2018 · The convergence of smart microphones, new digital signal processing technology, voice recognition and natural language processing has opened the door for voice interfaces.
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Tom Kevan · January 30, 2018 · The rise of energy harvesting is driven by advances that make the technology more practical and desirable for mobile and IoT applications.
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Tom Kevan · January 2, 2018 · Designing machines that can perform edge analytics provides more value to the IoT.
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Tom Kevan · December 18, 2017 · Researchers use computer vision to spot anomalies that may occur during the printing process, then use artificial intelligence and machine learning to build digital twins of those anomalies.
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Tom Kevan · December 1, 2017 · Possibly the greatest challenge for autonomous vehicles is that driverless vehicles must have sensing and control systems that exceed the capabilities of human drivers.
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Tom Kevan · December 1, 2017 · The technology is making its mark on the semiconductor industry, opening the door for modeling and simulation to yield new levels of insight.
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Tom Kevan · November 1, 2017 · Machine and deep learning applications call for more parallel processing.
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Tom Kevan · November 1, 2017 · The rise of the internet of things, especially in design, could shift the designer’s focus from system-on-a-chip to system-in-package.
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Tom Kevan · October 1, 2017 · Mass-producing complex printed sensing systems that include processing and communications modules requires designs that incorporate printed and advanced CMOS-based components. Until recently, no one has developed manufacturing processes that can produce such systems.
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Tom Kevan · September 1, 2017 · Vehicle-to-vehicle communications promise life-saving innovations.
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Tom Kevan · August 1, 2017 · To understand why steel poses such a challenge for 3D printing, you have to look at the production process on the microscopic level.
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Tom Kevan · August 1, 2017 · The reason printed electronics have not delivered the expected cost reductions is that the complexity of the manufacturing processes has eliminated much of the cost savings.
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Tom Kevan · August 1, 2017 · Many of the old rules that guided software development do not apply to the testing of machine-learning algorithms.
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Tom Kevan · July 1, 2017 · Tools can help design engineers understand machine learning control mechanisms.
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Tom Kevan · July 1, 2017 · Building an IIoT system or corporate strategy requires companies to journey into the great unknown.
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Tom Kevan · June 1, 2017 · By streamlining 3D post-processing, Rize’s augmented polymer deposition technology enables additive manufacturing to take on short-run, end-use production parts applications and moves the 3D printer onto the engineer’s desktop.
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Tom Kevan · June 1, 2017 · As the IoT takes shape and harsh-environment applications become more prevalent, increased demand may cause vendors to remedy this situation.
Digital Engineering June 2026
In the latest issue of Digital Engineering, we focus on automotive design innovations, including light and sound simulation, additive manufacturing applications. Our editors head to NVIDIA GTC and RAPID+TCT, and we investigate whether you can…
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