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by Evan Ackerman, Erico Guizzo and Fan Shi on (#488J3)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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| Updated | 2025-08-07 01:30 |
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by Willie D. Jones on (#488CC)
Bests human professional gamers in the complex strategy game StarCraft II
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by Eliza Strickland on (#4887R)
Using scalp electrodes to jolt the brain has been called both a miracle cure and a sham
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#486Q6)
Engineers aim to use “silicon interconnect fabric†to build a computer with 40 GPUs on a single silicon wafer
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by Allison Marsh on (#486JX)
The Princess phone was pitched as the perfect extension for the bedroom
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by Evan Ackerman on (#486JZ)
As far as we know, this is the smallest legged robot in existence
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by Mounya Elhilali and James E. West on (#485SG)
Engineers from Johns Hopkins reinvent the humble stethoscope to save lives
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on (#48477)
Discover the protective advantages of the right material for your application.
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by Michelle Hampson on (#483VB)
To produce a field of 16 teslas for CERN’s Future Circular Collider, scientists must invent a new class of magnets
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by Peter Fairley on (#483GA)
A novel catalyst protects fuel cells from contaminants, and could help China catch up in battery-free EVs
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#483GC)
Defining a “data scientist†is tough; finding one to hire in today’s market can be even tougher. A certification program aims to help
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#483BJ)
Shape-memory materials could make medical devices longer lasting and easier to implant
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on (#482W3)
The Importance of Precision and Specification in Torque Sensors.
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by David Schneider on (#482W4)
An international team of three takes home $1 million for being the best at predicting home prices
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on (#482RC)
Forward and flyback power supplies have unique characteristics for different applications.
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by Evan Ackerman on (#48270)
More than 10 years in the making, Terra wants to do for your lawn what Roomba has done for your floors
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by Maria Gallucci on (#481GD)
The U.S. government is proposing to reclassify nation's nuclear waste, much of which is stored in Washington state
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by Stephen Cass on (#4818G)
Hundreds of IEEE members entered our contest. Here are the most memorable submissions
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by Mettler Toledo on (#480Y9)
How Flash DSC is transforming rapid-scanning DSC technology, presented by Mettler-Toledo
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by David Brumley on (#480MS)
The machine triumphed in DARPA’s Cyber Grand Challenge, where teams automated white-hat hacking
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by Evan Ackerman on (#47YKC)
Seeing the road is a challenge for self-driving cars, but so is developing a secure software framework that won't crash
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by Robert N. Charette on (#47Y9G)
Problem highlights increasing concerns about validity of digital forensic apps
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by Jon D. Paul on (#47S72)
Unexpected interactions forced design fixes
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by Jon D. Paul on (#47S70)
This 1943 analog-to-digital converter helped make an unbreakable code
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by Evan Ackerman, Erico Guizzo and Fan Shi on (#47S74)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#47RY8)
Computer algorithms help prosthetics wearers walk within minutes rather than requiring hours of training
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by Charles Q. Choi on (#47RKP)
One day, electric bandages and biodegradable electronic implants could ward off infections and speed recovery
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by Michelle Hampson on (#47RKR)
The system uses an adaptive algorithm to adjust to each person’s unique snore
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by Amy Nordrum on (#47Q0A)
Sapienz and SapFix are automated tools that Facebook now uses to find and fix problems across all of the company’s apps
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by Jeff Hecht on (#47PWA)
Lidar wavelengths deemed safe for human eyeballs might imperil digital camera sensors
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by Emily Waltz on (#47PQP)
Immersive 3D video exposure helps people overcome arachnophobia
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by Vaclav Smil on (#47PQM)
Their improvement had to do with power density rather than miniaturization
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by Evan Ackerman on (#47P7S)
Robot dog gets just a little bit closer to real dog
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by Mathias Johansson on (#47P7V)
Audio in VR sucks. Here’s how to fix it to create truly immersive experiences
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by Mark Anderson on (#47MC5)
The process involves two types of LEDs and a specially engineered chemical resin
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by National Instruments on (#47KMT)
Every day, researchers use the NI platform to push the boundaries of discovery.
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by Tracy Staedter on (#47KF5)
The company that created it, Forced Physics, plans to install the technology in a pilot plant in February
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by Evan Ackerman on (#47HWQ)
Dieter Fox tells us about his plans for Nvidia's new robotics lab
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on (#47HWS)
A chip-maker discusses common problems in developing a test framework, the process of creating extensible components and more.
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by Julianne Pepitone on (#47HMF)
A year-by-year plan to score a leadership position in engineering
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by V.S. Shridhar on (#47GVR)
The new network aims to improve traffic, manufacturing, health care, and more
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on (#47FDE)
Learn how to model a split-core sensor for medium-voltage use cases, considering how the accuracy of the sensor depends on various geometrical parameters, the sensor orientation, and more.
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by Mark Harris on (#47F0T)
The technology giant appears to be quietly building laser satellites for global communications
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by Prachi Patel on (#47E7Z)
By automating assessments of road conditions, RoadBotics could help cities save time and money
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by Evan Ackerman, Erico Guizzo and Fan Shi on (#479P5)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by Stacey Higginbotham on (#479J2)
With artificial intelligence and voice control, smart microwaves, cameras, and doorbells, could finally catch on
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by Megan Scudellari on (#478YH)
The implant restored leg movement in rats and could be scaled to fit humans
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on (#477J4)
Learn about current trends in wearables and take a deep dive into breakthrough technology for emerging applications.
on (#477EH)
Discover a select set of case studies showing how researchers and industrial partners are revolutionizing transportation.
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by Robert N. Charette on (#477EJ)
This latest example of a government restricting Internet access to control its citizenry had unintended consequences
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