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Add Secure Wi-Fi to IoMT Applications Simply by Using a Wireless Module

On February 6, 2026 in Dev Tools, IoT, Medical, Security, Wireless by Stuart Cording

nable secure Wi-Fi for medical application designs using Würth Elektronik’s Calypso module. Streamline connectivity, reduce development time, and deploy safe, reliable medical device communication.

Tagged With: calypso wi-fi, embedded wi-fi design, iomt wi-fi module, iot security, medical iot connectivity, secure wireless iot, tcp/ip module, würth elektronik module

NearFi Delivers Contactless Power and Data for Automation

On January 14, 2026 in Automation, Connectors, Industrial, Wireless by Phoenix Contact

Industrial systems like work carriers and rotary tables require reliable power and data despite constant motion. Phoenix Contact NearFi couplers provide contactless, real-time transmission that eliminates fragile wiring and slip rings, reducing costly downtime.

Tagged With: contactless power, ethernet coupler, factory automation connectivity, industrial automation, nearfi, phoenix contact, robot tool change, rotary table, slip ring replacement, workpiece carrier

Why Wi-Fi 6 Is Still the IoT Connectivity Standard

On December 18, 2025 in Industrial, IoT, Low Power, Wireless by STMicroelectronics

Even as Wi Fi 7 enters the market, Wi Fi 6 remains the benchmark for IoT connectivity, offering a proven balance of power efficiency, reliability, and scalability that engineers can trust for dense, low power networks.

Tagged With: bluetooth low energy 5.4, ieee 802.11ax, iot connectivity, low-power iot design, mu-mimo, ofdma, stmicroelectronics st67w611, target wake time, thread protocol, wi-fi 6

New Tech Tuesdays: Edge AI and Sensors Boost Athletic Performance

On December 16, 2025 in IoT, Medical, New Tech Tuesdays, RF, Sensors, Wireless by Mouser Technical Content Staff

Edge AI and advanced sensors are redefining athletic performance, enabling real-time motion analysis, injury prevention, and smarter training through intelligent wearables and devices.

Tagged With: AI biomechanics, AI-powered wearables, athlete performance monitoring, edge AI in sports, inertial measurement unit, real-time motion analysis, smart sensor technology

New Tech Tuesdays: Radar Tech Reinvents Smart Doorbells for Designers

On December 2, 2025 in IoT, RF, Security, Sensors, Wireless by Mouser Technical Content Staff

Radar is upgrading smart doorbells with precise detection, gesture control, and privacy-friendly features for advanced home security.

Tagged With: gesture control, contactless doorbell, mmWave radar, motion detection, presence detection, privacy sensing, radar IoT, radar sensing, radar smart doorbells, smart home security

Thermoelectric Nanomaterials for Energy Harvesting in Electronics

On November 24, 2025 in All, Energy Harvesting, General, Industrial, Low Power, Medical, Power, Sensors, Wireless by Liam Critchley

Learn how thermoelectric nanomaterials are enabling more efficient, compact, and sustainable power solutions for modern electronics, ranging from wearables and IoT devices to industrial systems and space exploration.

Tagged With: carbon nanotubes, energy harvesting, graphene, iot power solutions, low power devices, nanowires, sustainable electronics, thermoelectric generator, thermoelectric nanomaterials, wearable electronics

New Tech Tuesdays: Building Smarter Workspaces with Secure Bluetooth Connectivity

On November 11, 2025 in Industrial, IoT, Medical, New Tech Tuesdays, Security, Wireless by Matt Campbell

Secure Bluetooth 6.0 modules enable smart, connected workspaces in industrial, commercial, and medical environments. See how pre-certified wireless connectivity solutions deliver advanced security.

Tagged With: BLE, Bluetooth 6.0, Bluetooth low energy modules, Ezurio BL54L series, industrial IoT, Matter, Nordic nRF54L series, PSA Certified, secure wireless connectivity, smart workspace, Thread

Smarter Hardware for the Quantum Era

On October 13, 2025 in All, Computing, General, Power, RF, Sensors, Wireless by Nicolette Emmino

Engineers at Chalmers University of Technology developed a pulsed quantum amplifier that activates only during qubit readout, reducing heat and power consumption in cryogenic quantum systems.

Tagged With: chalmers university of technology, cryogenic systems, dilution refrigerator, hemt lna, low-noise amplifier, pulsed amplifier, quantum circuit design, quantum computing hardware, quantum engineering, qubit readout, scalable quantum systems

New Tech Tuesdays: Why Engineers Are Pairing Wi-Fi 6 with Bluetooth Low Energy 5.3

On September 30, 2025 in All, Automation, General, Industrial, Low Power, New Tech Tuesdays, RF, Wireless by Mouser Technical Content Staff

Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth Low Energy 5.3 enable fast cloud sync and low-power control in smart home, industrial, and wearable devices—ideal for engineers designing efficient, dual-radio IoT solutions.

Tagged With: BLE 5.3, dual-radio IoT, IIoT, low-power connectivity, OTA firmware, RF coexistence, smart home, STM32, wearable sensors, Wi-Fi 6, wireless

Quantum Computing Set to Revolutionize Gaming and Entertainment

On September 22, 2025 in All, Audio, Computing, Security, Sensors, Wireless by Liam Critchley

Quantum computing is poised to transform gaming with immersive AR/VR, intelligent NPCs, and secure environments for next-gen entertainment.

Tagged With: ar/vr, gaming security, immersive gaming, intelligent npcs, procedural generation, quantum ai, quantum computing, quantum encryption, quantum tech, virtual reality

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