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Today's unseen digital laborers resemble the human who powered the 18th century Mechanical Turk

A tensor processing unit with a Raspberry Pi–style form factor brings machine learning to makers

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Proposed legislation lays out sensible security guidelines, though there’s room for
 improvement

Samarium can nearly double the performance of piezoelectric crystals used in many sensors

Leaders from Momentus and McAfee to speak at the annual event

Addiction, OCD, PTSD and depression: All of these conditions might be improved by stimulating one deep brain structure

While communication system designers are preoccupied with readying millimeter wave (mmWave) for 5G, experiments are underway on terahertz bands for indoor wireless, localization studios, and gigabyte Wi-Fi networks

The IEEE Vision, Innovation, and Challenges Summit culminates in a ceremony honoring tech pioneers

Georgia Tech's augmented-reality interface gives control over complex robots to the people who need them

A pair of autonomous, free-flying robots will be on their way to the ISS

IEEE’s eXpress Conference Publishing group provides peer review, plagiarism screening, collection of final papers and other offerings

After releasing its new plan, the FCC needs to provide the spectrum to back it up

The highest accuracy in face recognition comes through the partnering of a human expert with face recognition software

The IEEE senior member’s projects have helped provide technical education to underserved

With funding from NASA, researchers are exploring how to control inflatable robots for future space missions

Next-generation, low-power optical data transmission may rely on polarization rather than switching laser pulses on and off

A medical school thought a computer program would make the admissions process fairer—but it did just the opposite

Ramune Nagisetty is helping Intel establish its place in a new industry ecosystem centered on chiplets

A new protocol salvages valuable data if one autonomous underwater vehicle fails in a fleet

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Deans at City College of New York, Columbia, and NYU share what they are doing

Keyboards with algorithm-powered AZERTY standard rolling out this summer

After years of testing, Wing is now offering consumer drone delivery to select Australian suburbs

Microsoft’s president talks about the promise and perils of artificial intelligence

The annual event is celebrating its 10th anniversary

The pioneer of solid-state lidar wants to reclaim its glory

This new memristor mimics the activity of neural networks, but can be thrown into water and dissolved if data is at risk of falling into the wrong hands

Researchers shrink oven-size machine for diagnosing and halting the spread of cancer to something worn on the wrist

Designed to safely perform human-scale tasks, Blue will cost $5k and help accelerate research towards useful home robots

The Realize the Full Potential of IEEE fundraising campaign aims to raise US $30 Million by next year

By synchronizing brainwaves, this therapy reversed age-related memory decline

The city state can simulate rain and floods to help driverless tech work in tropical weather

J.C.R. Licklider's proposals for "man-machine symbiosis" led to the invention of the internet

Digitalization spells opportunity for electronics manufacturing

Here are the details on the futuristic Sikorsky-Boeing Defiant, a possible replacement for the aging Black Hawk

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Nine robotics teams are participating in an integration exercise for DARPA's Subterranean Challenge this weekend

Instead, the S/360 proved to be the most successful product launch ever and changed the course of computing

We speak with DARPA SubT program manager Dr. Timothy Chung to get more details about the challenge

The DARPA Subterranean Challenge will task teams of robots with autonomous exploration deep beneath the surface of the Earth

But the energetic startup still has not convinced regulators and rivals that it can act responsibly

Retailers have formed a coalition to modernize the industry

Tips for protecting yourself from scams

Engineers show that near-infrared light can trigger the release of CRISPR-Cas9 to slow tumor growth

IEEE senior member helps the Florida municipality serve its citizens with a mobile app