• Achieving smoother, quieter motor performance with highly integrated real-time control MCUs (Texas Instruments)

    Introducing the F28E12x MCUs, the newest addition to TI’s C2000™ real-time MCUs portfolio. The new real-time MCUs delivers premium motor control features at an industry-leading low price. With growing demand for low vibration, smoother-running applications such as washing machines, dishwashers, vacuum cleaners and power tools, this device enables you to add advanced capabilities without increasing…

  • AI for autonomous defense drones & surveillance

    AI for autonomous defense drones & surveillance From policy to pilots: building trustworthy autonomous drones Registration closes 11/10/2025 A three-day, hands-on workshop to build ethical, safe, auditable AI for non-weaponized autonomous drones in public-good missions—turning governance and privacy-by-design into requirements and hazard logs, making perception robust with calibration/OOD checks and model cards, and implementing human…

  • SPEED, SECURITY, SOLIDARITY

    The European Research & Innovation (R&I) Days 2025 took place on 16–17 September 2025 at The Square in Brussels.   Speed, security, Solidarity, that is the title of the Letta report. It gives a very productive reading of the current way the EC is embracing and struggling with the Digital. “Europe has changed fundamentally since the…

  • InDiCo Global Insight Webinar: GDPR and Privacy, New Tradeoffs?

    The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has been in effect across Europe since 25 May 2018. It aims to protect individuals regarding the processing of personal data while ensuring the free movement of such data. Rooted in European values of individual agency and freedom, GDPR seeks to safeguard people during a digital transition that might…

  • Nuecir at Trustech
 Paris, 2-4 December 2025

 Digital Society meets Nuclear Energy



    Nuecir Think Tank Invitation 
Panel Session at 5 PM on December 2:
 Agenda As Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), 5G, 6G, blockchain, and electric mobility reshape modern life, their soaring energy and data demands are redefining the very notion of sovereignty. 

Our panel session at Trustech will explores how nations and industries can…

  • How the Lockdown Is Remaking Shanghai Neighbourhoods

    Sociologist Sun Zhe has studied Shanghai community organizations for over a decade. He believes the ramifications of the current lockdown will be felt far into the future.By Cai YinengApr 20, 2022 Late last month, Shanghai entered a “phased lockdown” as it confronted the country’s worst-ever coronavirus outbreak. The lockdown, now in its third week, has…

  • SINTRA AIPick

    Millimeter-Precise Asset Tracking for the Smart Factory WHITEPAPER SINFOSY digital GmbH – Dorfanger 2 – D-15713 Königs Wusterhausen – GERMANY The digitalization of industrial value creation is progressing rapidly. Production and logistics processes are becoming increasingly interconnected, regulations demand complete transparency, and companies are under intense cost pressure. Precise localization of goods, tools, and assets…

  • IoT Security Institute Newsletter #3

    IoT Security Institute Newsletter #3 The Vulnerable Backbone of Modern Energy Infrastructure The evolution of traditional power grids into smart grids represents one of the most significant technological transformations in critical infrastructure. While smart grids offer unprecedented efficiency, flexibility, and integration capabilities for renewable energy sources, they simultaneously introduce complex cybersecurity challenges that threaten the…

  • Dalton Oliveira: The next level of IoT: IoS – Internet of Smell

    Original publication date: September 23, 2021 We all know about several applications and benefits of IoT; since simple things to complex ones. The evolution of processing power has contributed to turning engineering dreams into reality. Machines are capable of performing complex mathematical operations in fractions of a second, enabling technologies like AI (Artificial Intelligence), ML…

  • Toby Considine: Actors for Buildings

    Fifty-five years ago, we chose the wrong path. Small code that could run on small CPUs was recognized as a better path than large, probably single-threaded code. These elements of small code could be proven to be correct, unlike the large code programs that characterized mainframe-era programs. The software industry took a fork in the…