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by Michael Koziol on (#40YF0)
The chipsets are the first to utilize the new 802.11ay standard
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by University of Maryland on (#40WJG)
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As more people upload their DNA data to ancestry websites, finding criminals gets easier
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While performance for those using the prototype 5G network was great, coverage was very limited
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by Philip E. Ross on (#40JKG)
The technology that will eventually make self-driving cars safe can be implemented in human-driven cars
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by Robert N. Charette on (#40JKJ)
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by Dexter Johnson on (#40D6B)
The functionality of devices could be changed simply by changing nanomaterials without impacting the process
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by Amy Nordrum on (#40D1A)
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Modernizing the electric grid is a grand challenge for our generation. The MS in Power Systems Engineering degree program builds upon the expertise of the engineering faculty and the research conducted at the FREEDM center.
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New voluntary guidelines from NHTSA will allow cars specifically designed for Level 4 autonomous driving on the road
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First such test since the emergency alert system went live in 2012
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on (#40762)
Get Updated Network Analysis Measurement Science Poster
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IIT's quadruped has a new footstep planner that is robust against shoves and gaps
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by Erico Guizzo and Evan Ackerman on (#405VW)
Rodney Brooks’s startup developed a new class of factory robots that could safely work alongside people. Then came the hardest part: selling them
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In this brief tech talk, get expert advice on how to implement this critical rule into your linear designs.
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#405VZ)
University of Florida engineers use X-rays, optical imaging, and AI to spot spy chips in computer systems
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by Megan Scudellari on (#405FJ)
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#405AH)
DWeb Camp will be “Hackers Conference meets Burning Man,†Kahle says
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by TE Connectivity on (#40511)
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by Mark Harris on (#404BF)
Canadian company joins IBM and Rigetti in offering online access to pricey hardware
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by Dexter Johnson on (#4036H)
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#402NB)
A tiny quantum satellite project could pave the way for a global quantum-communications network
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by W. Wayt Gibbs on (#402H6)
A race is on to discover Planet Nine using classical astronomy and new computational techniques
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by Evan Ackerman on (#402H8)
UC Berkeley’s robotic pogo stick can bounce its way up and over obstacles
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by Jeff Hecht on (#400CA)
The honorees, recognized for work on ultrashort, ultrapowerful laser pulses, and delicate laser manipulation of tiny biological structures, include the first woman to get the physics prize since 1963
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#3ZY27)
3D stacking saves space, time, and energy, but it takes some smarts to do it best
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by Evan Ackerman on (#3ZXRQ)
Microsoft takes a step back into robotics by bringing the Robot Operating System to Windows
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