Electronics For You Express — August 2026

Semiconductor investment, connected devices, future-facing display standards and hands-on circuit ideas share the pages of Electronics For You Express — August 2026. This issue brings together industry coverage and engineering-focused topics, giving electronics readers a varied view of the technologies, business questions and practical designs shaping the field.

From chip strategy to emerging technology

Business and industry features examine India’s semiconductor investment landscape and the conditions that could help local companies build intellectual property. The issue also considers AI and careers, India’s integrated defence shield, and the long-term promise of storing data in glass. An interview with Dr Naveen Yanduru, CEO of Axiro Semiconductor, adds an industry perspective on semiconductor innovation.

Engineering ideas you can explore

The design and do-it-yourself sections bring the issue closer to the workbench. Listed projects include an IoT device health-monitoring system over MQTT and a YOLOE computer-vision project, alongside a bidirectional Li-Fi optical communication design. Reference designs for humanoid-robot building blocks offer another look at how circuit-level ideas connect with developing applications.

Technology with practical context

Other features look at HDMI 2.2 and future-ready TV purchasing, AI in embedded automotive systems, new automotive product demands, and suppliers of automated optical inspection machines. Together, these subjects connect engineering choices with the products, manufacturing processes and markets around them.

A broad monthly read for electronics followers

Regular sections cover research and innovation updates, new products, industry trends, startups and industry news. With its mix of technical projects, market reporting and interviews, this issue suits readers who like to follow electronics both as an engineering discipline and as a fast-moving industry.

Note: The issue’s contents page indicates that access to complete stories requires an upgrade to the full Electronics For You publication.