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How Scientific Research Benefits from Modern AI

On October 23, 2026 in Computing, Medical by Becks Simpson

Modern artificial intelligence accelerates scientific research using deep learning for drug discovery, weather forecasting, genomics, digital pathology, and materials science.

Tagged With: materials science, artificial intelligence, deep learning, digital pathology, drug discovery, genomics, interpretability, protein structure prediction, reproducibility, weather forecasting

Choosing Between Domain-Specific and General Purpose AI Models

On September 30, 2026 in Computing, General, Medical by Becks Simpson

Explore domain-specific AI models, fine-tuning, and LoRA, comparing accuracy, deployment, and maintenance tradeoffs versus general-purpose AI models.

Tagged With: ai deployment, ai fine-tuning, domain-specific ai models, general-purpose ai, large language models, lora fine-tuning, model specialization

How Quantum Annealers Break Drug Discovery’s Billion-Molecule Barrier

On August 10, 2026 in Computing, EIT 2026, General, Medical by Mouser Technical Content Staff

Quantum annealers accelerate drug discovery by exploring large chemical spaces beyond classical limits, enabling faster molecule optimization for pharmaceutical and computational chemistry engineers.

Tagged With: admet modeling, chemical search space, computational chemistry, d wave systems, drug discovery tech, molecular optimization, pharma engineering, quantum annealing, quantum computing, structure based design

Designing Comfort and Trust in Caregiving Robots

On May 28, 2026 in EIT 2026, Medical, Robotics, Sensors by Mouser Technical Content Staff

Caregiving robots may need to master facial expressions before they master lifts. Hod Lipson explains why the hardest tasks come last, and why faces, soft behavior, and “infinite patience” may be the real entry point for robotics in healthcare.

Tagged With: caregiving robots, companion robots, compliant control, elder care robotics, human-robot interaction, robotic facial expressions, soft robotics, uncanny valley

PFA Power Design for Medical Systems

On February 23, 2026 in Medical, Power by XP Power

Pulsed field ablation is reshaping cardiac therapy, but it places new demands on power design. Learn how medical systems generate repeatable kilovolt pulses using a two-stage architecture that balances IEC 60601 compliance, isolation, control, and compact high-voltage performance.

Tagged With: ac-dc front end, capacitor charger, cardiac ablation, compact hv module, current limiting, high-voltage dc-dc converter, high-voltage pulses, iec 60601-1, irreversible electroporation, kilovolt power, leakage current, medical power architecture, oem medical devices, parasitic inductance, pfa, power density, programmable high voltage, pulse generator, pulsed field ablation, voltage monitoring

Add Secure Wi-Fi to IoMT Applications Simply by Using a Wireless Module

On February 6, 2026 in Dev Tools, IoT, Medical, Security, Wireless by Würth Elektronik

Enable secure Wi-Fi for medical application designs using Würth Elektronik’s Calypso module. Streamline connectivity, reduce development time, and deploy safe, reliable medical device communication.

Tagged With: calypso wi-fi, embedded wi-fi design, iomt wi-fi module, iot medical devices, iot security, medical iot connectivity, secure wireless iot, tcp/ip module, wi-fi mcu interface, würth elektronik module

New Tech Tuesdays: Edge AI and Sensors Boost Athletic Performance

On December 16, 2025 in IoT, Medical, New Tech Tuesdays, RF, Sensors, Wireless by Mouser Technical Content Staff

Edge AI and advanced sensors are redefining athletic performance, enabling real-time motion analysis, injury prevention, and smarter training through intelligent wearables and devices.

Tagged With: AI biomechanics, AI-powered wearables, athlete performance monitoring, edge AI in sports, inertial measurement unit, real-time motion analysis, smart sensor technology

Thermoelectric Nanomaterials for Energy Harvesting in Electronics

On November 24, 2025 in All, Energy Harvesting, General, Industrial, Low Power, Medical, Power, Sensors, Wireless by Liam Critchley

Learn how thermoelectric nanomaterials are enabling more efficient, compact, and sustainable power solutions for modern electronics, ranging from wearables and IoT devices to industrial systems and space exploration.

Tagged With: carbon nanotubes, energy harvesting, graphene, iot power solutions, low power devices, nanowires, sustainable electronics, thermoelectric generator, thermoelectric nanomaterials, wearable electronics

New Tech Tuesdays: Building Smarter Workspaces with Secure Bluetooth Connectivity

On November 11, 2025 in Industrial, IoT, Medical, New Tech Tuesdays, Security, Wireless by Matt Campbell

Secure Bluetooth 6.0 modules enable smart, connected workspaces in industrial, commercial, and medical environments. See how pre-certified wireless connectivity solutions deliver advanced security.

Tagged With: BLE, Bluetooth 6.0, Bluetooth low energy modules, Ezurio BL54L series, industrial IoT, Matter, Nordic nRF54L series, PSA Certified, secure wireless connectivity, smart workspace, Thread

Can Connectors Be Created Without Contacts?

On October 24, 2025 in All, Automation, Connectors, Industrial, Medical, Power, RF, Robotics by David Pike

Contacts are the most vulnerable element of connector design. Explore how contactless connectors solve reliability and wear issues for industrial, medical, and robotics applications.

Tagged With: connector design, contactless connectors, electronic components, inductive coupling, industrial automation, robotics, signal integrity, wireless power

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