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View web version 4 January 2024 — Issue 1 | Vol 9     Source Products  |  Webinar Library  |  Standards AI robot learns to beat labyrinth marble game The AI robot was tasked with learning and beating a labyrinth marble game, which requires physical skill to steer a marble from a starting point to an ending point without the marble falling into any holes on the board. Read more → Omron Electronic Components — Americas Explore push-in terminal block PCB connectors Conventional screw-terminal blocks were the industry standard, but they require significant insertion/removal force to maintain contact reliability. XW4M/XW4N connectors solve the issue by substantially reducing the necessary force and simultaneously ensuring contact reliability.   View more Why system-on-modules are gaining traction among engineers While SoMs have long been used by engineers to accelerate time-to-market, this technology also eliminates the need for in-house chip-down designers. This leaves engineers only needing to worry about the carrier board, peripherals and connectors. Read more → Outlook 2024: 5 ways tech will play a role in sustainability Companies in the tech sector are working toward achieving carbon neutrality. While many of these moves are due to efforts to combat climate change, current and upcoming government regulations are also challenging these companies to meet specific deadlines. Read more →

MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions Unlocking a sustainability win in printed circuit board fabrication using less power, water and chemicals Uncover examples of what the electronics OEM and supply chain community is focusing on with regard to sustainability.   View more Live from CES 2024 The consumer electronics industry is abuzz as we approach CES 2024. This year will likely be the largest show in at least five years. And Electronics360 lead editor Peter Brown will be right there. Read more → First solid-state haptic buttons for smartphones introduced The buttons replace the traditional user interfaces on the sides of smartphone with localized haptic buttons that can mimic the feel of a mechanical button but also add more touch options. Read more →

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