I have organized 6000 sets of industrial robot materials, feel free to contact me (Click the red text above to get the materials for free) The controller is one of the three core components of industrial robots and serves as the brain of the robot. Its quality directly determines the performance of the robot. Therefore, … Read more
▲ For more exciting content, please click the blue text above and follow us! Last November, a piece of AI hardware called “AI Pin” took the tech world by storm. This device breaks away from tradition, eliminating the screen interface and relying entirely on voice and projection technology to interact with users, responding to short … Read more
The world is at the intersection of the physical and virtual realms, where connections between people, objects, information, and services are becoming ubiquitous. By 2020, over 50 billion connections are expected, with the global IoT market projected to reach nearly $1.7 trillion. How will the Internet of Things change our lives? We start with an … Read more
Organized by Noah In recent years, the presence of Rust has been increasing, but its steep learning curve seems daunting. However, an internal survey by Google suggests that the notion of Rust being “difficult to learn” may just be a rumor. Is Rust really hard to learn? Why does Google support Rust when it has … Read more
A few days ago, I was joking in the group about how difficult it is to get started with Rust, when a friend said, “Rust is the Genshin Impact of the programming world.” I thought to myself, even though Rust has been praised and criticized excessively over the past two years, it shouldn’t be blackened … Read more
As mobile phone enthusiasts, we often encounter slow internet speeds. “Trying to reconnect” makes a comeback seem like a luxury. “Buffering” leaves our brewing emotions nowhere to go. So, the question arises: Does wind really affect Wi-Fi signal? 1 Q Why do the changes in tension of a broken rope and a broken spring differ? … Read more
As modern people, there are two things we cannot live without: one is a smartphone, and the other is the internet. These two are very familiar to everyone and can be considered standard configurations. Smartphones improve every year, and network technology is certainly not idle. Not only is the 4G cellular network iterating towards 5G, … Read more
Recently, screen manufacturer Tianma launched the world’s first LCD in-screen multi-touch fingerprint solution (TED Finger Print, abbreviated as TFP). It features high integration, full-screen multi-touch fingerprint recognition, and a high screen-to-body ratio. It achieves the first integration of touch, display, and fingerprint recognition in one. Simultaneously, it covers the entire display with optical paths and … Read more
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ASICs are proprietary application-specific integrated circuits designed and manufactured to meet specific user requirements and electronic systems. With their advantages of high performance and low power consumption, they are widely used in various fields including electronics, computer science, healthcare, automotive industry, and artificial intelligence. The global ASIC market is expected to grow to $24.7 billion … Read more