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AI for Heat Sink Design

AI tool aims to automate the design of finned heat sinks

A new project at the Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences is researching an AI-based software tool for the more efficient design of finned heat sinks.

Mahle system for interior heating

Extra range for electric vehicles in winter

Mahle has developed an innovative heat recovery system for heating the interior of...

Pilot route in planning

Electric bus / cable car vehicle successful in prototype testing

The Institute for Structural Mechanics and Lightweight Design (SLA), the Chair of High...

World premiere at the IAA Mobility

Mahle introduces range extender

Electric vehicles with range extenders could help accelerate the spread of electric...

Bi-directional charging

No vehicle-to-grid without good payment

Around 30 per cent of those already driving electric cars today are prepared to use...

End of the development programme

Stellantis withdraws from hydrogen fuel cell technology

Due to a lack of prospects on the hydrogen market, Stellantis is discontinuing its...

Residence and Work Permit: Blue Card

These Salary Requirements Apply to Skilled Workers in the EU

The Gisma University of Applied Sciences has analyzed the minimum salary thresholds...

In-Ear-Measuring of the Heartbeat

ams Osram: Tiny LED Chip for Precise Vital Data on Wearables

Whether headphones or smart rings: a new chip LED from ams Osram now detects the heart...

Interoperability in the OR

GE Healthcare Joins OR.Net and Strengthens Connectivity via SDC

A uniform standard for the networked operating room: GE Healthcare becomes a member of...

IEEE Study

Breakthroughs in High-Performance Photon Detectors

Researchers develop a fabrication technique to overcome design and performance...