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EM Microelectronic

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EM Microelectronic offers compact display solutions including OLED modules, LCD modules and flexible plastic LCDs. These low-power displays are well suited to wearable, medical and IoT applications where energy efficiency, readability and mechanical flexibility are key design considerations.

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Displays

Flexible Plastic LCD
LCD Display
OLED Displays / Modules

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Automotive Qualified

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Power, Timing and Passives

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Displays, Accessories and Optoelectronics

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Semiconductor

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Memory

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Solutions & Services

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HopeRF Pressure Sensors: How to Choose the Right Sensor for Domestic Appliance Design

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Introduction: Why Pressure Sensing Matters in Modern Domestic Appliances For most of its history, a domestic appliance did one job. A gas meter counted gas. A blood pressure monitor inflated a cuff. A coffee machine pushed water through grounds. Today, those same devices are expected to connect to the cloud, respond to safety events in real time, operate for years on a single battery, and report data accurately enough for billing purposes. Pressure sensing is central to all of it. Whether it...

Hacking 7,000 Robot Vacuums by Accident Exposes IoT Security Vulnerabilities: How SEALSQ Can Fix It

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The Accidental Hacking of 7,000 Robot Vacuums proves that manufacturers are still shipping IoT-enabled products with serious security vulnerabilities Sammy Azdoufal just wanted to steer his new DJI Romo robot vacuum with a video game controller. While building his own remote-control app with the help of an AI coding assistant, he reverse-engineered how the vacuum communicated with DJI's cloud servers in order to extract an authentication token. That token, it turned out, worked for rather...
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