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There’s Hope in the race to design your future car
In the race toward autonomy, carmakers are dreaming about possibilities for the car-turned-computer. Hope is among the innovators and problem-solvers helping carmakers determine how technology can make their dreams reality.
3 smart factory trends that will boost productivity
When a system fails on the factory floor, each second of downtime equals dollars down the drain – about $22,000 per minute for some automobile manufacturers.
How technology is taking health care beyond the doctor’s office
On a recent trip to China, Yiannis Papantonopoulos got a glimpse of the future of medicine—and it was inside a suitcase
Young innovator finds purpose at the heartbeat of electronics and in the ‘soul of the music’
Concert violinist by night, microelectromechanical systems engineer by day. How a young innovator integrated his passions for violin and engineering to develop our latest breakthrough – TI BAW resonator technology.
From virtual health to smart cities, TI BAW technology accelerates big data on the information superhighway
The 21st century is the era of big data. In a world of billions of connected people and tens of billions of connected machines, the flow of data is growing exponentially. Our new bulk acoustic wave technology provides a much cleaner clock reference for wired and wireless systems.
Tiny technology, global impact: TI BAW resonator breakthrough creates new electronic heartbeat
Every electronic system has a heartbeat – a clock signal – that helps synchronize each component. For decades, designers have used quartz crystals for this. Our new bulk acoustic wave resonator breakthrough promises to radically improve the performance of internal clocks.
3 ways 5G wireless will start unlocking a new technological era next year
5G cell networks — the next iteration of wireless telecommunications — will allow new capabilities across industries and consumer applications, and its upgrades are critical to achieve some of the digital world’s loftiest goals.
Intelligence at the edge powers autonomous factories
From traditional industrial robots to the latest collaborative robots, their systems rely on sensors that generate lots of data that can be used to make real-time decisions. Our millimeter-wave (mmWave) technology is helping enable intelligence at the edge in factories.
This day in TI space: from 1958 to today
Our heritage in space exploration is rich, dating back to 1958 with the launch of the U.S.’s first satellite – Explorer I. From that satellite to the first moon landing and first comet landing to exploring the planets, TI has been instrumental in several major space missions.
Smart robots coming soon to a cubicle or kitchen near you
From traditional industrial robots to the latest collaborative robots, their systems rely on sensors that generate lots of data that can be used to make real-time decisions. Our millimeter-wave (mmWave) technology is helping enable intelligence at the edge in factories.