The CSIRO suggests that the way forward for Aussie manufacturers isn’t humans or robots, it’s humans and robots.

New industrial processor technologies are driving new ways of working, leading to reduced downtime, increased safety, and quick returns on investment.

The bulky packaging of batteries limits innovation new electronics today. But flexible batteries that can be incorporated into fabrics offer a game-changing way of powering personal devices – and take us into a new world of wearable electronics.

Deep Brain Stimulation sends electrical impulses to specific parts of the brain that control discrete functions, allowing control over neural activity and yielding therapeutic benefits.

With the solar industry in turmoil, we look at how Australia’s only remaining panel manufacturer is planning to remain competitive.

Rooftop solar benefits all electricity customers, not only those with solar panels. By increasing supply diversity, it reduces the risk of price spikes due to gas prices and drought.

Australian quantum computing researchers have developed a new technique for reading the quantum spin of an atom, paving the way for immensely powerful computers connected by a super-fast quantum internet.

NINE-year-old Julian Peen, known online as Mindstorminventor, will be presenting a Master Class in Reverse on the Raspberry Pi, as part of the Vivid Sydney Ideas program.

Access to cloud services using personal wireless devices will have the same carbon footprint as adding another 4.9 million cars onto the roads by 2015.

FOURTEEN year old Aidan Temple will be presenting a Master Class on the Arduino at the Powerhouse Museum on 6 June 2013, as part of the Vivid Sydney Ideas program.

UNSW researchers have demonstrated a quantum bit based on the nuclear of a single atom in silicon. One of the key researchers explains.

INTEL has publicly demonstrated a fully functional silicon photonics module operating at 100 Gb/s.

Electronics News talked to Victor Mieres, NI’s Vice President of Emerging Markets for Asia/Rest of World, about the latest developments in the industry, and how technology can be leveraged to turn potential threats into opportunities.

Google Glass is the latest addition to the emerging field of “ubiquitous computing” (UC). Unlike the old paradigm of desktop computing, UC is designed to fit comfortably into people lives.

Eye-tracking technology is gaining momentum, and there are many exciting opportunities for using eye tracking to understand visual processes and the ways in which people interact with information.

With the current wave of change in the Chinese solar industry, what we’re seeing is the birth pangs of a new, capitalist industry.

As technology advances and becomes safer, we will see increasing numbers of UAVs and robotic aircraft being used for civilian applications.

Richard Popple is the National Sales Manager of Test & Measurement products at Rohde & Schwarz.

Trish Messiter is the owner of Clarinox Technologies, a Victorian wireless embedded systems solutions provider.

A WIRELESS communication professor at Macquarie University, Sydney, is using AWR Microwave Office to teach students about the real-world use of high-frequency circuit design software.