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Paralyzed Racer Set to Tackle Long Beach in Modified Car
Quadriplegic Sam Schmidt conquered Indy a year ago in a vehicle he steers with head movements.
Freescale Aims to Build the First Crash-Less Car
The chip maker says its S32V vision processor points the way to "truly autonomous driving."
ARM, Freescale, IBM Team Up on Industrial IoT Dev Kit
The mbed OS-enabled IoT starter kit is billed as "an Arduino for the industrial Internet."
Freescale Unveils Lightning-Fast Wireless Charging Chips
Starting next year, we could have wireless charging stations which recharge devices even faster than USB.
Wearable Sensor Market Set to Explode
IHS projects the market for sensors used in wearable technology growing sevenfold by 2019.
Freescale Touts 'New Cooking Paradigm'
The chip firm has released new solid-state RF heating transistors to "revolutionize" microwave cooking.
ARM CEO Simon Segars Lays Out His Vision
Imagine a world of "invisible technology" where data flows through ARM-based chips in your car, home, and phone, through the network to the cloud and back again.
Touring Freescale's 40-Ton 'Internet of Tomorrow' Truck
The semiconductor firm's Internet of Things training lab could be coming to a town near you.
Freescale Launches New Line of Wireless Charging ICs
The chip maker's new wireless charging controllers are aimed at products for both autos and fixed locations.
YouTube, Twitch Deal; Facebook 'Ask' Button; Sprint 'Do Not Call' Fine
Topping tech headlines Monday, YouTube may acquire Twitch, and Facebook gets personal with a new "Ask" button.
Freescale Promises Self-Driving Cars by 2017
If you're anxious about self-driving cars, the head of Freescale's ADAS business is here to put your mind at ease.
Mobile Chip Makers Tip Their Hands at MWC
In Barcelona this week, the likes of Qualcomm, Intel, MediaTek, Nvidia, and Broadcom gave us a good look at the mobile platforms they'll be pushing throughout 2014 and beyond.
Freescale Intros Tiny ARM-Based MCU for Internet of Things
Freescale Semiconductor's Kinetsis KL03 is its smallest-ever ARM-based microcontroller unit for embedded devices in the Internet of Things (IoT) market.
