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MIND KIT Is a Modular Robotics Development Platform Now on Kickstarter
This versatile kit includes sensors, servos, and compute modules that can be combined in many different ways
First Carbon Nanotube Mixed-Signal ICs
RRAM 3D integration and a self-healing technique remove metallic nanotubes that poison analog circuits
MWC Barcelona 2019: Forget Passwords—Audio Watermarks Could Be Easier to Use and More Secure
The sound of security may be the sound of… silence
Innovative Backup Power Solution for Data Centers
UPSs are not always the ideal solution for securing a data center. It is time for new solutions to bring new benefits.
Video Friday: Innfos Humanoid Robot, and More
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Rohde & Schwarz Paves the Way for Smart Cities
Smart cities improve our lives and make us safer. R&S provides technologies that will help this vision become reality
From Trash to Treasure: How to Resurrect a Minitel Terminal
Give a French videotex terminal a stylish second life
Bionic Hands Let Amputees Feel and Grip
Prosthetic hands give users sensory feedback so they can feel and grip objects accurately
Is It in Facebook’s Interest to Protect the Privacy of Users?
Pushed to discuss recent privacy breaches, a Facebook privacy executive defends the company’s approach
A Self-Driving Car Company Bets on Mall Shuttles and Monster Trucks
Perrone Robotics began by automating consumer cars. Now it’s focusing on niche applications instead
What's in a Blockchain? With New Tools, Anyone Can Find Out
Services available through Google's BigQuery platform make it easy to search and analyze blockchain transactions
Artificially Intelligent Players Invent Nonverbal “Languages” to Win Card Games
To win at bridge and Hanabi, AIs must come up with subtle cues to communicate
Self-Driving Trucks Will Always Need People
Remote human operators will still take the wheel in fiddly situations
Autonomous Trains Could Talk to Each Other for Cooperative Cruise Control
A new cruise-control algorithm could help trains use the track more efficiently without crashing
China’s Most Advanced Power-Grid Tech Is in Xinjiang, But Good Luck Trying to See It
Chinese authorities want to avoid outside scrutiny of the country's security crackdown on Uyghur Muslims
FAA Updates Drone Rules for Everyone
New FAA rules change identification requirements for all consumer drones while making it a bit easier to fly at night or over people
How 3D Sensing Enables Mobile Face Recognition
3D sensing is the optical technology behind mobile face recognition – and it depends on innovative optical components.
Michael Dumiak
Circuit Secures the IoT Against Quantum Attack
MIT engineers design a system for IoT chips to do quantum-computer-proof encryption
When Will Quantum Computing Have Real Commercial Value?
Nobody really knows
Alphabet's Wind Energy Kites to Fly Offshore
Airborne wind energy company Makani has graduated from X's experimental labs and is teaming up with offshore energy giant Shell
How Self-Driving Cars Might Transform City Parking
Autonomous vehicles could use parking lots more efficiently, but also worsen gridlock
LoRa’s Bid to Rule the Internet of Things
The wireless standard is already behind more than 100 low-power, wide-area networks around the world
LoRa’s Bid to Rule the Internet of Things
The wireless standard is already behind more than 100 low-power, wide-area networks around the world
Japan to Probe IoT Devices and Then Prod Users to Smarten Up
A government project begins testing millions of Internet-connected devices to see how safe they are from cyberattacks
Qubits and Nanosensors in a 2D Material
New research pins quantum technological hopes on a graphenelike semiconducting material
For Most Tech Workers, Scandals Don't Affect Their Desire to Work in the Industry
And for some tech workers, a new survey finds, scandal-ridden companies may actually be more appealing
Sphero's New RVR Robot Is More Hackable Than Ever
RVR is rugged, affordable, expandable, and easy to program
MWC Barcelona 2019: A New Era of Testing for the IoT
Companies can save time and money by testing devices early and often
MWC Barcelona 2019: Foldable Devices, “Real” 5G, and Microsoft’s HoloLens 2
Anshel Sag, a consumer tech analyst with Moor Insights & Strategy, shares his predictions for this year’s show
MWC Barcelona 2019
Follow along as IEEE Spectrum reports from the mobile industry’s largest annual event
MWC Barcelona 2019: Los Angeles to Require Scooter Companies to Share Data
Officials say figuring out how to collect data from transportation companies is the first step toward smarter cities
MWC Barcelona 2019: Privacy Concerns and the Rise of AI
To consumer tech analyst Carolina Milanesi, “smart” devices may finally start to live up to their name
Can Machine Learning Teach Us Anything?
Games, Computers, and Humans
Overview of IEC/UL 62368-1 for Safety of IT & A/V Equipment
Will your products comply with IEC/UL 62368-1?
Sailing Through the Data Deluge with Pervasive Optical Connectivity
Silicon photonics and advanced packaging technologies could result in rapid data center changes.
Racetrack Memory Gets a Boost
With ultrafast pulses, it's possible to write bits in picoseconds—100 times faster than today's technologies
An Energy-Efficient GPS System to Uncover the Secret Lives of Flying Foxes
This new tracking system developed by researchers in Australia provides more accurate location data by optimizing when a GPS sample is taken
Video Friday: Final Goodbye to Opportunity Rover, and More
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
For Micro Robot Insects, Four Wings May Be Better Than Two
An extra pair of wings makes robot insects much easier to control
China Stumbles on Path to Solar Thermal Supremacy
A crash plan to scale up solar thermal power generation struggles amidst overly-ambitious timing and market uncertainty
Signal Processing: Finding Weakness in Strength
Extracting faint signal data amid powerful measurement interferences may save both time and, in many tech spaces, lives
Robot Attempts to Navigate As Well As a Tiny Desert Ant
Desert ants can navigate remarkably well with the aid of the sun, a skill that robots are trying to duplicate
Tech Employees Worry About Layoffs at Tesla, eBay, Snapchat
Meanwhile, those at Google, Facebook, and LinkedIn feel quite secure, according to a survey by social network Blind
4 Experts Respond to Trump's Executive Order on AI
The new "American AI Initiative" is heavy on bombast, light on specifics
From the Segregated South to Bell Labs to the AI Frontier
Legendary inventor James West is trying to save lives with a smart stethoscope
Robot Melts Its Bones to Change How It Walks
Joints that are reconfigurable on the fly help this small robot avoid obstacles
Japan's Roadmap for Flying Cars
A public-private group plans to make flying vehicles into a viable business in 2023
Airbus: People Want and Will Use Urban Air Services
Airbus says air taxis could become a popular transportation option for urbanites
Video Friday: Robotic Gecko Gripper, and More
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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