Hardware

Elon Musk’s Neuralink has gained FDA approval to conduct human clinical trials of its N1 implant. Why is this move controversial, and what lies ahead for this technology?

In an ideal world, extended reality devices like the Vision Pro should be affordable, portable, and packed with useful features. But Apple and its competitors may need a compromise. Here’s why.

After finding success on home ground, Microview is now introducing its high-precision semiconductor packaging equipment to the American and European markets.

The Chinese tech giant has introduced a series of solutions to support the growing demand for computing power amidst a new era of AI-driven large models.

The company’s device has been used to treat 16 types of brain diseases, achieving significant outcomes across cases involving depression, autism, Alzheimer’s disease, and more.

Huawei’s cross-licensing agreement with Xiaomi marks its latest efforts to double down on its patent business.

The current minimum particle size that Honest’s equipment can process is 5 mm, enabling intelligent ore sorting for a large range of particle sizes.

From physiotherapy to industrial settings and beyond, the emergence of new use cases across various sectors is propelling exoskeleton technology on a steady course toward the mainstream.