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Arm Leads Project to Develop an Armpit-Sniffing Plastic AI Chip
In a quest for penny-priced plastic sensors, Arm and its partners are demonstrating a stripped-down form of machine learning
Six Things IEEE Members Should Know About Group Term Life Insurance
Term life affordably protects your loved ones, especially during your high earning years and the high spending inherent in raising a family
Startup Lanetix Pays US $775,000 to Software Engineers Fired for Union Organizing
Will this unionization effort remain a one-off? Or stir up a movement among software engineers?
Join the Next Generation Internet Initiative
The NGI brings together innovators, researchers and policymakers – Martel CEO & HUB4NGI coordinator Dr Monique Calisti
Star Trek-like Tech Seals Wounds with a Laser
In early tests, this laser-activated silk and gold material held wounds together better than stitches or glue
Video Friday: Collaborative Humanoid Robot, and More
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Massive MIMO Will Create More Wireless Channels, But Also More Vulnerabilities
A limited number of protocols for massive MIMO leaves communications channels open to attacks
DDR Memory Test Challenges from DDR3 to DDR4 and DDR5
Prepare for DDR5 Test Challenges
Run Thousands of Simulations in Parallel with our Highly-efficient Multiphysics FEA Solvers Running on Cloud HPC Nodes
Bacteria Ride Bionic Mushrooms to Generate Electricity
Bacterial nanobionics offers applications from sensors to smart materials
Customer Stories: Verathon Incorporated
OnScale customer Dr. Kendall Waters, of Verathon Incorporated, recently sat down with us to describe how using OnScale Cloud CAE tools quicken development times, tightens interactions between engineering teams and makes prototyping significantly more efficient
Daimler and Bosch Will Launch a Pilot Robotaxi Program in San Jose in 2019
I don't know the way in San Jose, my car has a brain and won't go wrong and lose its way
Modeling Light-Matter Interactions for Photonics Applications
In this webinar, an approach to accurately account for linear optical dispersion, nonlinear optics effects, and gain in light-matter interaction will be presented.
National Grid’s New Venture Firm in Silicon Valley Funds First 5 Startups
Got an idea to make the grid better? National Grid Partners wants to hear from you
Corneas Could Be the First Mainstream Application of Bioprinting
The startup Precise Bio says it can replace donated eyes with 3D-printed corneas
Simulating Lightning Attachment and Strikes on Aircraft
EM Simulation identifies design issues before the first prototype, saving manufacturing resources.
Women Leave Tech Jobs Because They Can’t Climb the Ladder
It’s the glass ceiling, not work/life balance, that is pushing women out of tech, study finds
Simulation of Ultrasonic Borehole Imaging & Flow Measurement
Learn how OnScale is enabling next generation ultrasonic measurement systems in Oil & Gas using parallel simulation on Cloud HPC.
Novel Quantum Emitter Provides Key Building Block for a Quantum Internet
Moving away from a decade of using quantum dots, this on-chip design dramatically boosts the efficiency of quantum emitters
Reveal Hidden Structures in Data
Learn how Quantum Insights implemented a sophisticated and complicated algorithm in record time with a minimum amount of debugging
What Does It Take to Keep a Classic Mainframe Alive?
Follow the saga of the Computer History Museum's IBM 1401
New Auto Safety Technologies Push Repair Bills Up
Repairs for cars with advanced technologies could cost thousands more than for other cars
5 Reasons Why You're a Perfect Cyber Attack Target
While cyber attacks should never happen to anyone, there are certain reasons why targets become victims of these attacks.
Video Friday: Cassie's Star Wars AT-ST Costume, and More
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
How to Encode a Secret Message in a Fingerprint
Fingerprints are no longer just a way to identify people—they can also be used to send private notes
National Academies Report Says Sexual Harassment Is a Threat to Engineering
It’s not just individuals who suffer when gender-based abuse goes unaddressed
When Life Gives You No MLCCs, Make Use of Polymer Capacitors
Taking into account price/cost, Tantalum capacitors had been avoided under many circumstances, while favoring Multi-Layer Ceramic Capacitors (MLCCs). Due to the massive MLCC shortage on the market it’s time to dismantle old prejudices
This Photocell Generates Both Power and Hydrogen
A novel hybrid photocell could accelerate the transition to carbon-free power
Scientists Use Metamaterial to Make Chip-Size Synchrotron
Tiny antennas emit T-rays
Jurassic Park for Perfume: Ginkgo Bioworks Reconstructs Scents From Extinct Plants
Synthetic biologists resurrect fragrance-producing genes from bygone plant species
Solid-State Lidar Improves e-Tolling Profiling Data
Better data makes for better vehicle detection, profiling and classification, improving e-toll ROI.
3e Audio Amp Construction
Tips and the Bill of Materials
The Industrial Internet of Things
Creating intelligent solutions to solve real-world problems
From World War II Radar to Microwave Popcorn, the Cavity Magnetron Was There
This compact cavity magnetron gave the Allies a way of producing high-power microwaves for radar
Shedding New Light on Disease Pathogenesis, Birth Defects
A University of Maryland-developed microscopy technique offers researchers a new look into how a cell’s mechanical properties shape cell function, diseases, and embryonic development
Flex Logix Says It Has Solved Deep Learning’s DRAM Problem
Bandwidth limits mean AI systems need too much DRAM; embedded-FPGA startup thinks its technology can change that
This Robot Transforms Itself to Navigate an Obstacle Course
A central perception system allows a robot to change its own configurations for each new challenge
Spinal Stimulation Enables Three People With Paraplegia to Walk Again
Combined with other recent studies, new evidence points to electrical stimulation as a promising treatment for paralysis
Oak Ridge Inches Closer to 15-Minute Wireless EV Charging
But the team must further scale their 120-kilowatt wireless charging system for electric vehicles in order to meet the U.S. Department of Energy's goal
Sexual Harassment Prevention: What Really Works
Some U.S. engineering schools are training people to intervene when they see abuse
Sensor-laden Gadgets Track Package Abuse and Blood Sugar Changes Noninvasively
Sensors and analytics also poised to tell hockey players when they are skating their best
How NASA Will Use Robots to Create Rocket Fuel From Martian Soil
Engineers are building a prototype of a robotic factory that will create water, oxygen, and fuel on the surface of Mars
Schools Enlist AI to Detect Vaping and Bullies in Bathrooms
Schools in 23 U.S. states have installed bathroom sensors to trigger alerts about vaping or bullying
5G NR Standard and the Anatomy of a New Test Era
The 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) has announced the completion of the Release 15 specification for 5G New Radio (NR)
Tesla Releases New Autopilot 'Navigate' Feature
But it still merely suggests lane changes; the driver must make the final call
U.S. National Labs Team Up to Build a Quantum Network
A 48-kilometer quantum network will test whether solid-state qubits are more reliable and scalable than photonic qubits
Video Friday: Open Source Robotic Kitten, and More
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Building a Time Machine for Radio
The Radio Spectrum Archive will let you listen to old broadcasts as if they were live
It’s a Good Time to Be a Blockchain Developer
For software engineers with blockchain experience, demand is booming and salaries are skyrocketing
The Good, the Bad, and the Weird: 3 Directions for Moore’s Law
GlobalFoundries has dropped out, TSMC is thriving, and DARPA sees another way forward
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