Drone technology combined with AI is revolutionizing landmine clearance, making it faster, safer, and more cost-effective while overcoming challenges of accuracy and terrain limitations.

Okmetic, the leading supplier of advanced silicon wafers for the RF market, is showcasing its products at the International Microwave Symposium. Come meet our experts at booth #1816 to discuss how our ...

Microwave®, a business of Quantic Electronics® (“Quantic”) and leading provider of modular RF and microwave solutions, today announced the immediate availability of over twelve new high-performance ...

Numbers stations demonstrate decades of robust RF communication design, offering insights into propagation optimization and ...

MathWorks, the leading developer of mathematical computing software, will exhibit at next week’s IMS 2025 conference in San Francisco, Calif.

Reactel looks forward to exhibiting at the International Microwave Symposium (IMS), held this year in San Francisco, CA, from June 15-20, 2025. This year, we will feature our full line of ...

Earth has a growing space junk problem, with three sizable pieces of debris crashing onto our planet every day. To combat ...

Nuvotronics, a leader in advanced radio frequency (RF) technology, announces the launch of the StrataWorks® platform, a web-based design solution that enables customers to rapidly create and customize ...

Microwave®, a business of Quantic Electronics® ("Quantic") and leading provider of modular RF and microwave solutions, today announced an expanded offering of Marki Microwave products, available as ...

The NP12-1B technology provides 28-volt operation with superior linearity, power density and efficiency for demanding high-power applications across K-Band to V-Band frequencies ...

Spectrum Instrumentation announces four new high-performance Arbitrary Waveform Generators (AWGs), marking a significant milestone in the company’s product portfolio. Designed for demanding ...

Anritsu is announcing the launch of a new Simultaneous Sweep capability for its ShockLine MS46131A Vector Network Analyzer (VNA) — the world’s first 1-port VNA supporting frequencies up to 43.5 GHz.