Day: 24 February 2025

Author: John Li, Technology Analyst at IDTechEx Numerous barriers and challenges have made trucks (both medium and heavy-duty) more difficult to electrify than lighter vehicle segments. However, within these categories, some considerations make certain applications more easily electrifiable with current technologies, while other applications will require further improvements to electric vehicle (EV) technologies to become viable. In IDTechEx's new report, “Electric and Fuel Cell Trucks 2025-2045: Technologies, Markets, Forecasts“, the unit sales, physical requirements, market value, and different technologies of electric medium and heavy-duty trucks are forecasted and analyzed. Medium-duty trucks…

  Emerging image sensors are being developed with capabilities beyond well-established CMOS detectors, with the possibility of detecting broader parts of the light spectrum that are beyond human vision. IDTechEx’s report, “Emerging Image Sensor Technologies 2024-2034: Applications and Markets”, covers new technologies including hyperspectral imaging and event-based vision. New image sensing technologies are able to gather spectral data on a pixel level, which can increase both resolution and dynamic range, as they carry out imaging over a larger area.   Hyperspectral imaging and agriculture   Hyperspectral imaging is one of…

 Rohde & Schwarz and Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. have successfully validated the high-throughput performance of a 5G NR connection at 13 GHz, a band that falls within the proposed FR3 frequency range. This milestone, which the two companies will demonstrate jointly at MWC 2025 Barcelona, paves the way for the next generation of wireless networks.  Caption: The CMX500 OBT unlocks the potential of FR3 for 6G. Rohde & Schwarz and Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. have demonstrated the feasibility of the proposed FR3 frequency range (7.125 GHz to 24.25 GHz) for future 6G wireless…

  Financial data for the last fiscal year confirm Vanzetti Engineering’s growth. It reaffirms its leadership as a Cryo-Pump Maker with a vision towards future technologies.  Cavallerleone, February 2025 – By showcasing revenues of around 45 million euros in fiscal year 2024 and an annual growth rate (CAGR) of +30%, Vanzetti Engineering is increasingly becoming the Cryogenic Pump OEM benchmark at an international level, enhancing its reputation in the field of advanced cryogenic technologies.In 2024, 70% of the company's business was concentrated in the Asian market and the remaining 30% in Europe, with a specific focus on the marine and biogas sectors,…