CES 2023

Nine teams competed in the Indy Autonomous Challenge at CES. Here’s what happened.

The Snapdragon Ride Flex SoC, which is scheduled to start mass production in early 2024, is designed to support “mixed-criticality” workloads in the vehicle.

CES 2023 provides a look at key technologies and trends, many of which are impacting the motion control industries.

At CES 2023, John Deere presented new automation and electrification technologies aimed at making agriculture more productive and sustainable.

The 30% smaller IC is able to detect long- and short-range objects, while separating out each one of them.

At CES 2023, BMW showed off its jaw-dropping, dynamic, color-changing E Ink screen.

With the goal of motivating more device makers, Amazon’s Sidewalk is spreading its capabilities across a large swath of products.

A new family of high-performance 1700-V SiC power devices from onsemi targets renewable-powered electric grids.

The ultra-compact multi-sensor module, which integrates TI’s CC2652R7 SimpleLink wireless MCU, aids real-time prediction of anomalies in machinery and equipment.

Powercast’s RF power transmitter means to slash RF transmitting technology costs and make convenient, contactless power ubiquitous.

NXP is preparing for the Matter era of the smart home with its RW612 and K32W148 wireless MCUs.

AirBolt debuts a new emphasis on enterprise-level asset tracking in addition to its established consumer and retail focuses.

This miniaturized Thread gateway supports BLE 5.0 protocol as well as cloud device management while running a customizable OpenWrt OS.

The company’s offerings encompass a wide range of broadband connectivity, smart-home, and home entertainment applications.

Meta will demonstrate numerous applications for its Nanoweb transparent conductive film at CES 2023.

By validating the R&S CMP180 radio communications tester for Broadcom’s Wi-Fi 7 chipsets, the two companies have paved the way for OEMs and ODMs of wireless devices to ready their...

Test solutions target automotive radar sensors and UWB modules and devices.

This year’s CES will be here before you know it. Here’s a glimpse of what you can expect to see at the show.