Sensor technology allows gloved touch tracking

Single layer, multi-touch sensors are now supported by the TrueTouch Gen4X touchscreen controller family from Cypress. It leverages the company’s Single-Layer Independent Multi-touch (SLIM) sensor structures. The controller also adds support for the company’s tracking of multiple fingers in gloves.

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Proprietary process miniaturises electronic components

Designed to meet the needs of high-performance mobile and wearable products, RASMIDs (Rohm Advanced Smart Micro Devices) are based on proprietary packaging and manufacturing technologies.

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Architecture is low power for connectivity IP in IoT and wearable devices

Ensigma Series4 ‘Whisper’ low-power radio processing unit (RPU) architecture is designed to drive a new generation of wearables, IoT and other connected devices where ultra-low power consumption and low cost points are key, says Imagination Technologies. 

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Wireless power receiver uses patented technology to shrink for wearables

Using patented technology, the IDTP9026 is, says IDT, the world’s smallest 2W wireless power receiver and battery charger. Its compact package is suitable for small form factors, including wearable applications.

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