What Grabbed Your Attention? (OpenGMSL, UAE fabs, Nerve cells, ESDI) | Electronics Weekly

The team at Electronics Weekly shares their top highlights for the week, featuring noteworthy announcements, advancements, product launches, and quotes from the expansive realm of electronics that piqued their interest…

Caroline Hayes, editor
I found it intriguing that the GMSL automotive bus has gained an industry association named ‘OpenGMSL.’ This development is a significant step towards establishing a standard for the GMSL serial bus, which is great news for video and data transmission systems within vehicles.

David Manners, components editor
This week, I noticed that TSMC is actively engaging in discussions about establishing semiconductor fabs in the UAE.

Steve Bush, technology editor
Sony, recognized for its expertise in image sensors, is now applying its CMOS design capabilities to develop an electrical sensing array integrated circuit that can detect signals from nerve cells located on its surface.

Alun Williams, web editor
The European Space Agency has opened the European Space Deep-Tech Innovation Centre (ESDI) in Switzerland, which stands out as its inaugural establishment in this country.

What caught your attention in the electronics sector this week? Feel free to share your thoughts below.

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