DECT Ultra Low Energy

InPlay and Azoteq Collaborate on VR Controller Reference Design

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Wednesday, March 22, 2023
Cortex, Communication, Arm, ICS, Marketing, VR, Synchronization, ISM, Socs, Virtual reality, DECT Ultra Low Energy, Video game, SOC

The implementation of  Azoteq's inductive sensing technology overcomes reliability issues present in current triggers, mechanical buttons, and joystick solutions as demonstrated in this VR controller reference design.

Key Points: 
  • The implementation of  Azoteq's inductive sensing technology overcomes reliability issues present in current triggers, mechanical buttons, and joystick solutions as demonstrated in this VR controller reference design.
  • "We are excited to be working with Azoteq on this VR controller reference design," said Jason Wu, CEO of InPlay.
  • The reference design will be available to manufacturers and developers shortly,  providing a competitive solution for VR controller design and development, including the integration of inductive  sensing and wireless data transfer capabilities.
  • InPlay and Azoteq are committed to providing the VR industry with cutting-edge technology and look forward to continuing their collaboration in the future.

Synaptics to Acquire DSP Group, Expanding Leadership in Low Power AI Technology

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Monday, August 30, 2021
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DSP Group has leadership positions across multiple markets in the Internet of Audio Things (IoAT) with significant growth opportunities in low power SmartVoice, unified communications & collaboration, and wireless IoT devices.

Key Points: 
  • DSP Group has leadership positions across multiple markets in the Internet of Audio Things (IoAT) with significant growth opportunities in low power SmartVoice, unified communications & collaboration, and wireless IoT devices.
  • Synaptics recently announced its Low Power Edge AI initiative, which opens a significant long-term opportunity with ABI research predicting approximately 2.5 billion TinyML units to be sold by 2030.
  • In addition, the combination further strengthens Synaptics' industry-leading wireless connectivity portfolio by adding DECT Ultra Low Energy (ULE), which enables a fully-featured intelligent home security solution.
  • "We continue to invest in technologies that tilt our product mix toward IoT applications," said Michael Hurlston, President and CEO of Synaptics.

Synaptics to Acquire DSP Group, Expanding Leadership in Low Power AI Technology

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Monday, August 30, 2021
IOT, Calendar, SEC, Research, AND, Securities Act of 1933, Achievement, Board, Risk, Solution, Investor relations, Hand, Human, Securities Exchange Act of 1934, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Engineering, DECT Ultra Low Energy, Webcast, Director, IOAT, Forward-looking statement, Morrison, Barclays, Morrison & Foerster, CEO, ABI, Conference, Conference call, Result, Judgement, Twitter, Analysis, Goldman Sachs, Nasdaq, OF, Person, AI, NASDAQ, Failure, DSP Group, SAN, LinkedIn, Security (finance), ULE, Mark (given name), Speech, Katana, GLOBE, DSP, Financial condition report, Annual report, COVID-19, Bank, Risk management, Mobile phone

DSP Group has leadership positions across multiple markets in the Internet of Audio Things (IoAT) with significant growth opportunities in low power SmartVoice, unified communications & collaboration, and wireless IoT devices.

Key Points: 
  • DSP Group has leadership positions across multiple markets in the Internet of Audio Things (IoAT) with significant growth opportunities in low power SmartVoice, unified communications & collaboration, and wireless IoT devices.
  • Synaptics recently announced its Low Power Edge AI initiative, which opens a significant long-term opportunity with ABI research predicting approximately 2.5 billion TinyML units to be sold by 2030.
  • In addition, the combination further strengthens Synaptics' industry-leading wireless connectivity portfolio by adding DECT Ultra Low Energy (ULE), which enables a fully-featured intelligent home security solution.
  • "We continue to invest in technologies that tilt our product mix toward IoT applications," said Michael Hurlston, President and CEO of Synaptics.

DECT Forum: DECT Award 2021 Registration Open

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Thursday, January 21, 2021
Security, Technology, VoIP, Audio, Video, Telecommunications, Mobile, Wireless, Networks, Telecommunications, Broadband, Local loop, Technology, Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications, Software-defined radio, IP-DECT, DECT Ultra Low Energy

DECT Forum, the worldwide association of the wireless home and enterprise communication industry, is pleased to announce the DECT Award 2021 is open.

Key Points: 
  • DECT Forum, the worldwide association of the wireless home and enterprise communication industry, is pleased to announce the DECT Award 2021 is open.
  • This prestigious Award is open to all companies, which provide a product or solution based on DECT technology or any of its derivatives.
  • Applicants can register on the DECT Forum website: Award 2021.
  • The DECT Award 2021 winners will be presented in a virtual ceremony in May 2021.

Golden Mark Launches Suite of Wireless Smart Home Devices Based on DSP Group’s ULE Technology

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Wednesday, January 8, 2020
Ule, DSP Group, Ule, Consumer Electronics Show, ULE Alliance, Companies, Economy of the United States, DECT Ultra Low Energy

LAS VEGAS, Jan. 08, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- DSP Group (NASDAQ: DSPG) a global leader in wireless and voice processing solutions, announced that Golden Mark has based a suite of wireless smart home devices on DSP Groups ULE ultra-low-power wireless connectivity solution.

Key Points: 
  • LAS VEGAS, Jan. 08, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- DSP Group (NASDAQ: DSPG) a global leader in wireless and voice processing solutions, announced that Golden Mark has based a suite of wireless smart home devices on DSP Groups ULE ultra-low-power wireless connectivity solution.
  • Golden Mark recognizes this and thats why we are so excited it has chosen DSP Groups ULE technology to forge that link for reliability and longevity over interference-free spectrum.
  • ULE is an ultra-low-power wireless technology that operates in interference-free band with low latency and extended range and coverage.
  • The Golden Mark suite of ULE smart home products will be showcased at CES 2020 (Jan 7- 10) in DSP Groups Private meeting room, along with a select array of the many products powered by DSP Groups technologies.

DECT Forum: CAT-iq 2.1 Certification Window Open

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Tuesday, October 15, 2019
Networks, Security, Mobile, Wireless, Technology, Telecommunications, Telecommunications, Broadband, Local loop, Digital technology, Information and communications technology, Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications, Software-defined radio, CAT-iq, Wireless, Gigaset Communications, DECT Ultra Low Energy

The DECT Forum, the worldwide association of the wireless home and enterprise communication industry, is pleased to announce that the CAT-iq 2.1 certification window is now open.

Key Points: 
  • The DECT Forum, the worldwide association of the wireless home and enterprise communication industry, is pleased to announce that the CAT-iq 2.1 certification window is now open.
  • The availability of the CAT-iq 2.1 certification represents a real opportunity for a retail handset market.
  • DECT Forum have initially selected Arendi in Switzerland to build and run certification tests on this test bench.
  • DECT Security, DECT 6.0, J-DECT, and CAT-iq are worldwide-adopted wireless technologies with high relevance for reliable, secure and protected residential and enterprise communication.

DECT Forum Introduces openD for Wireless Software Development

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Tuesday, February 12, 2019
Technology, Networks, Software, Mobile, Wireless, Telecommunications, Broadband, Information and communications technology, Local loop, Digital technology, Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications, Software-defined radio, CAT-iq, Wireless, 5G, DECT Ultra Low Energy

DECT Forum, the worldwide association of the wireless home and enterprise communication industry, is pleased to announce the market launch of openD, a new platform for software development using the DECT air interface for wireless applications.

Key Points: 
  • DECT Forum, the worldwide association of the wireless home and enterprise communication industry, is pleased to announce the market launch of openD, a new platform for software development using the DECT air interface for wireless applications.
  • openD will act as a catalyst to engage new vertical industries as DECT becomes a 5G mobile technology.
  • openD will also be presented at Embedded World 2019 in Nuremberg (February 26-28, DECT Forum booth 4A/511).
  • DECT Security, DECT 6.0, J-DECT, CAT-iq are worldwide-adopted technologies with high relevance for HD voice, wireless residential and enterprise communication.