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The Driving Forces Behind the AI-Empowered Automotive Revolution

For the automotive industry, AI is not merely a technological tool but the core infrastructure of the future transportation ecosystem.

AI leads the multifunctional robot revolution across industries

The multifunctional robot revolution is unstoppable – and so is Avnet’s commitment to making sure its customers are leading the way for their respective industries.

Using a directional remote controller with UWB and IMU technologies

Avnet’s Beijing Laboratory uses the TDK IMU and Murata UWB module, which incorporates the NXP SR150 UWB chip. The system layout is shown in the figure below:

Indoor asset tracking technology transforms industries

Among the current wave of new technologies, indoor asset tracking technology is a standout.

Why liquid cooling is key to the future of AI data centers

To prevent chips from suffering the damaging consequences of persistent “high fever,” emerging liquid cooling technologies are reshaping the rules of chip thermal management.

The race to the next generation of EVs

The future of e-mobility isn't merely about stacking chips or racing to build batteries. It is about understanding the intermarriage of three key concepts, namely data streams, algorithms, and electric currents

Smart cockpit solution based on the Infineon automotive WiFi 6/6E and TRAVEO™ T2G automotive MCU

Avnet has rolled out a smart cockpit solution which incorporates the Infineon automotive WiFi 6/6E & Bluetooth two-in-one integrated chip (CYW89570XR) wireless module and the Infineon TRAVEO™ T2G automotive MCU.

The future of AI is at the edge

As AI technology gains traction and the concept of green computing is embraced, edge devices will become an increasingly powerful force driving the development of a more intelligent world.

The invisible force improving the way we work and live

Having foreseen the growth potential of ambient invisible intelligence, Avnet provides a full range of innovative products and solutions to meet evolving market needs in this dynamically expanding field.

eVTOL fuels the rapid ascent of the “Low-Altitude Economy”

In the future, eVTOL equipment will mainly be used for intercity rapid commuting, highly efficient and flexible logistics distribution, and emergency response public services.

Polyfunctional robots empower industrial automation and daily life

As polyfunctional robots continue to empower industrial automation and daily life in unimaginable ways, the future looks smarter than ever.

Avnet drives IoMT innovation in healthcare

As a leader in technological innovation, Avnet will continue to explore the limitless possibilities of IoMT, contributing to the creation of a smarter, more connected future for healthcare.

How Edge AI is making factories super-brainy

As the core driving force behind the industrial intelligent transformation, edge AI is rapidly becoming the key to more efficient and intelligent manufacturing processes.

Beyond SiC: the quiet achievers in EVs

The new era of EV charging, ushered in by SiC devices, is underpinned by passive components such as MLCCs. The right passive components can significantly enhance the efficiency, reliability, and performance of charging systems.

E-bikes: a rising trend for commuters

By helping enhance the availability and performance of e-bikes, Avnet hopes to help more people experience the wonders of these new technologies and the freedom of riding.

AI voice recognition technology in your ‘Home Smart Home’

Voice recognition technology dates back to the 1940s and 1950s, when it was first used in telephone systems, and has developed rapidly in the 21st century

4D Radar: Extraordinary sensors for the cars of tomorrow

The full realization of NOA requires three main sensing technologies – camera lens, millimeter wave (mmWave) radar, and light detection and ranging (LiDAR). Each of these technologies has its own strengths and limitations, which complement the othe

The three “superpowers” of industrial digitalization: Low power consumption, high performance, and hyperconnectivity

There are more than 10 million factories worldwide, valued at USD 46 trillion in total. Clearly, industrial digitization will shape the future of the manufacturing sector.

Integration of multiple technologies heralds a new era in smart healthcare

The ongoing advancement of digital technology is driving wearable devices towards medical-grade applications, making them an important reference for assessing patients' physical conditions.

Advances in charging infrastructure drive the rise of green mobility

Advances in charging infrastructure, EVs’ “energy supply station”, are directly related to the market growth of the vehicle of the future.

Breathe easy: How electrochemical sensors safeguard air quality

Design engineers seeking to develop more sustainable devices can turn to electrochemical gas sensors for a variety of applications that reduce carbon emissions, protect the environment and safeguard human health.

Navigating the Future: How Avnet is addressing challenges in AMR Design

Autonomous Mobile Robots are performing tasks that are too dangerous, tedious, or costly for humans. Designing AMRs involves many technical and business challenges. This article covers these challenges and how Avnet will help you overcome them.

How AI TRiSM is laying foundations of trust for the Future of AI

AI TRiSM stands for “Artificial Intelligence (AI) Trust, Risk and Security Management”. In this era of flourishing AI, data communications and GPUs, the AI TRiSM framework is becoming increasingly important.

Bringing mm-wave beamforming to new applications

With 5G rolling out and the help of phased array antennas, the 30 to 300 GHz, and specifically the millimeter-wave bands, of the RF spectrum are making their way into applications like autonomous driving.

Using Open Standard Modules in the IoT age

When you think about embedded compute modules, you should be thinking small.

AI-powered wearable targets preventable deaths – Part 1

Proof of Concept. The first part in an Avnet Case Study Series

Solving the three major IoT challenges: Power Supply, Software Fragmentation, and Deployment

There are three major obstacles standing in the way of widespread IoT applications. They are: power supply issues, software fragmentation, and system deployment complexities.

AI is impacting passive and interconnect design

Engineers selecting passive and power components must consider the needs of AI running in the cloud and on high-performance computers. Moving huge amounts of data around is also influencing interconnect design.

Learn how AI and the latest CPM technologies optimize patient rehabilitation

Continuous passive motion (CPM) is now a critical part of patient rehabilitation. New technologies, including artificial intelligence, are helping medical OEMs take the next step to optimize patient therapy.

Designers lead advances in CT scanning field

High resolution and low dose are two of the latest developments in computed tomography equipment used by medical professionals. Looking inside tells us how these innovations are being achieved.