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Colorado Prepares to Install “Smart Road” Product by Integrated Roadways
A basket of sensors buried in the pavement will measure the speed, weight, and trajectory of vehicles that pass over it
Aeolus Satellite Uses Powerful Ultraviolet Lidar to Measure Wind Speeds From Space
ESA’s biggest challenge was keeping the spacecraft’s advanced optics from fogging up
Learn to Program Self-Driving Cars (and Help Duckies Commute) With Duckietown
Robotics researchers expand their Duckietown autonomous car course to Kickstarter
Increase Reliability and Efficiency in Power Converter Designs
Tips for better power conversion.
How Paper Batteries Charged by Bacteria Could Power Internet of Things
By integrating bacteria into paper batteries, researchers create a cheap, sustainable way to power billions of sensors and devices
DNA Nanostructures Strenghtened to Survive Harsh Environments
Enhanced durability now makes DNA nanostructures functional for in vivo applications
“Unorthodox” AI Helps Identify Best Cancer Treatments
The self-learning model identifies drug regimens that shrink tumors while minimizing side effects
Video Friday: Teaching a Robot to Pick Up a Knife, and More
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Lawsuits Show It Takes Two Parties to Spark IT Project Dumpster Fire
National Grid settles with Wipro; IBM and Bridgestone just walk away
Microsoft’s Glasses Monitor Blood Pressure
Microsoft’s Glabella Project glasses aim to keep a figurative finger on the pulse of patients
Custom Chips for Dummies
How to create your own system on a chip efficiently and intelligently, with help from the experts.
Making the Case for Acoustic Modeling in Product Design
Computational Acoustics Provides Early Insight and Predictive Ability in the Design Process.
Power the Small Cells to Prepare for 5G
This webinar will share some basic knowledge about 5G, explain how it will impact the entire telecommunications infrastructure. Then it will focus on small cells and how to power and secure this equipment.
New Engineering Journal from Annual Reviews
The inaugural volume of the Annual Review of Control, Robotics, and Autonomous Systems is now available online!
A Twist in Graphene Could Make for Tunable Electronic Devices
A single material could be 'twisted' into various components of a circuit with distinct electronic properties
Broadband ADC with X-point switch - Un-paralleled Flexibility in Multi-channel RF applications
One flexible ADC for multiple complex RF applications
New “Network 2030” Group Asks: What Comes After 5G?
The ITU focus group wants to make sure the backbone of every network can support future demand for data
Haru: An Experimental Social Robot From Honda Research
The Honda Research Institute gives an in-depth look at the design of its newest social robot prototype
Aerial-Biped Is a Quadrotor With Legs That Can Fly-Walk
Walking around wouldn’t be nearly so hard if you could just shut gravity off for a bit
Two Startups Use Processing in Flash Memory for AI at the Edge
Mythic AI and Syntiant sound similar on the surface, but they’re after different markets
Time-domain Simulation of Electro-mechanical Sensors and Systems
Learn how OnScale massively accelerates sensor design by removing compute constraints with powerful CAE integrated directly to Cloud HPC.
Two Companies Team Up to Send 3D Bioprinter to the Space Station
The ZeroG bio extruder made by Allevi could help astronauts better understand how biological materials behave in space
Nanoparticles Take Solar Desalination to New Heights
Tellurium nanoparticles could help absorb solar radiation or be integrated into sensors and tiny antennas
Merah Putih Features New Tech to Improve Satellite Broadband Service
The satellite, made with 3D-printed components, will use spot beams to provide higher data rates
Video Friday: Harvard's Peacock Spider Robot, and More
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Why the Pursuit of a “Killer App” for Home Robots Is Fraught With Peril
Tim Enwall, head of Misty Robotics, discusses the challenges of developing a personal robot for the mass market
Therapy Robot Teaches Social Skills to Children With Autism
The QTrobot from LuxAI was designed to help children with autism learn to interact with humans
Engineers Say 'No Thanks' to Silicon Valley Recruiters, Citing Ethical Concerns
Some engineers are turning down tech recruiters by citing concerns about corporate values
It’s Time to Tie the U.S. Electric Grid Together, Says NREL Study
Fortifying connections between three disparate grids could make renewable energy more widely available
Anki's Vector Is a Little AI-Powered Robot Now on Kickstarter for $200
Is this the personal home robot we've been waiting for? No, but Vector will make you smile
Insurance Institute Spots Problems in Driver Assistance Systems
Even the best systems on the market sometimes require the driver to jump in to correct errors
Why Hawaii Got Electricity Before Most of the Rest of the World
In 1881, Thomas Edison convinced King Kalakaua that electric streetlamps were superior to gas
From the Annals of Overkill: The Electric Mailbox
In 1885, Ephraim E. Weaver jumped a little too hard onto the electrification bandwagon
How Torrents Can Benefit Businesses
Torrenting is a highly efficient way to transfer files through the Internet
Wells Fargo Quietly Reveals “Calculation Error” That Affected Customers’ Mortgage Loans
The error may have pushed hundreds of vulnerable families into home foreclosure, though the bank says there's not a clear “cause and effect” relationship
Explore New Worlds With JPL’s Open Source Rover
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab has adapted a Mars rover design into something that you can build in your garage
System Simulation and Control: Improve the Overall Performance of your Mechatronic Systems using Altair Activate™
Discover a highly robust approach to simulate the performance of your entire product; assess the overall behavior of the multi-disciplinary system in the form of 0D, 1D and/or 3D models.
Algorithms Help Power Grids Survive GPS Spoofs
The approach can keep a grid in service even if one-⁠third of its nodes are compromised
Boston Dynamics Is Getting Ready to Produce Lots of SpotMinis
But what are they going to do?
Plasmonic Antenna Shines a Light on Terahertz Processors
The antenna, just a few micrometers in size, uses ballistic electrons to transmit signals
The Foundry at the Heart of DARPA’s Plan to Let Old Fabs Beat New Ones
3D tech could give a performance boost so big that chips built at SkyWater Technology’s 90-nm foundry could beat those built using today’s most advanced 7-nm tech
How to Optimize the Scalability & Performance of a Multi-Core Operating System
Best Practices for Architecting a Scalable Real-Time Application on an SMP Platform
How to Create an IoT Edge System Prototype
Once a successful proof-of-concept has been established, what’s next?
Flexible Loudspeaker Made of Nanowires Will Stick to Your Skin and Play Music
Researchers in South Korea made a tiny loudspeaker, and then used it to play a violin concerto
Video Friday: Professor Ishiguro’s New Robot Child, and More
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
New Blood Test for Brain Injuries Returns Instant Results
The test measures two proteins in a drop of blood to determine whether a patient needs a CT scan
Probe Memory Packs 138 Terabytes per Square Inch
New automated approach could help make STM probe memory commercially viable
Millions of U.S. Voter Records Exposed on Robocall Company RoboCent's Poorly Configured AWS Cloud Storage
Some records listed voters’ personal interests, religious affiliation, and estimates of their income and net worth
Startup JITX Uses AI to Automate Complex Circuit Board Design
AI has the potential to take much of the dull complexity out of designing custom circuit boards
For Some Reason, These Quantum Mechanics Toys Didn’t Catch On
Designed in the 1960s, these clever blocks were intended to help students grasp arcane quantum abstractions
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