These eight companies are developing their own RISC-V technologies and are committing to helping third parties do the same to help push adoption of the open-source chip architecture.
With all of the hype surrounding additive manufacturing and 3D printing, it's easy to forget that, as with all new technologies, there is a learning curve.
The discovery of a new polymer with unique thermoelectric capability is key to the design of an ultra-sensitive heat sensor for biomedical and wearable technology.
4D-printed materials developed by researchers at Rutgers University can change shape and level of stiffness in response to temperature for numerous applications.
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