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by Megan Scudellari on (#41MWR)
TruffleBot identifies smells by measuring small changes in air pressure and temperature
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The war began the industrial revolution of warfare, of which the single most important development was the synthesis of ammonia
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by Rodney Brooks on (#41JRQ)
A few key questions will help you distinguish winners from losers
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by Peter Fairley on (#41JRS)
Termination of MOX fuels plant in Aiken, S.C., marks one more technology and management fiasco for the U.S. nuclear sector
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by Stacey Higginbotham on (#41GQC)
Cameras for the Internet of Things will have to be fast, cheap, and powerful—and might not look like cameras at all
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#41GDX)
Drones take a cue from wasps to manipulate objects 40 times their own mass
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by Dexter Johnson on (#41GDZ)
Inspired by a balance scale, researchers built a chip-scale spectrometer operated by an optical switch
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by Alexander Hellemans on (#41FZD)
Scientists used the EuXFEL to reveal the structures of the tiniest proteins
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by Eliza Strickland on (#41EFM)
Baidu Research reveals a translation tool that keeps up by predicting the future
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by Mark Anderson on (#41E9Q)
Origami-inspired microscopes cheap enough for every student
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by Dexter Johnson on (#41DVT)
3D-printing technique could lead to revolution in fabrication of supercapacitors
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by Sampson Hu and David Tanner on (#41DQD)
3D manufacturing can defeat the interference problem inside smart devices
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Education & Research Resources for success 2018
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by University of Maryland on (#41BVC)
Maryland student’s research advances pioneering micro air vehicle
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by Eliza Strickland on (#41BKA)
Researchers say the AI doesn't just see like a doctor, it acts like a doctor
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The Vector Network Analyzer is becoming ubiquitous in signal integrity laboratories as data rates increase inside network and data centers.
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by Evan Ackerman, Erico Guizzo and Fan Shi on (#416T7)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by TE Connectivity on (#416KG)
You may not know it, but temperature sensors are present throughout many of the daily tasks in our lives
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by Michelle Hampson on (#416FE)
If you position yourself between a stationary transmitter and receiver, it’s possible to deflect signals and steal information
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#4161V)
Steve Wozniak, speaking at a Samsung event, admits that he once faked out tech historians
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by Eliza Strickland on (#415X1)
Septic shock kills 50 percent of people who are affected—Sepsis Watch could save their lives
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by Lakshmi Mandyam, vice president of automotive, Emb on (#415S6)
Without safety, there is no future for autonomous driving
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by Mark Anderson on (#4145W)
Graphene-based remote epitaxy enables inexpensive copying of gallium arsenide and gallium nitride chips
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by Prachi Patel on (#413WF)
Gurtej Sandhu has propelled Moore’s Law with his innovations, and is now looking at what’s beyond
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by Maria Gallucci on (#413QE)
Quench Water & Solar is selling its solar-powered water purifiers to private owners as U.S. cities wrestle with clean drinking water issues
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by Erico Guizzo on (#413JD)
New IEEE site features 200 robots from 19 countries with hundreds of photos, videos, and interactives to get people excited about robotics and STEM
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by Philip N. Howard on (#413D5)
Analysis of computational propaganda in the 2016 U.S. presidential election reveals the reach of bots
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#411JZ)
The future of technology will be brought to you by the number five, say speakers at Arm TechCon
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by Stephen Cass on (#41148)
Here are some NYC attractions that you won’t find in the guidebooks
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by Eliza Strickland on (#410ZE)
Electrical stimulation of cells in the nasal passages produces sweet fragrances and chemical odors
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by Evan Ackerman on (#40Z7M)
A quadruped robot dance-off is inevitable
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by G. Pascal Zachary on (#40Z7J)
The Microsoft cofounder was a different kind of tech billionaire
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by Dexter Johnson on (#40YEY)
For the first time, artificial intelligence has been integrated into a MEMS device
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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 IEEE Member Benefits on (#40YF2)
Discounts can be garnered by installing monitoring devices in the smart home or by using telematics to monitor driving habits.
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#40XZ6)
Chip can learn on its own and inference at 100-microwatt scale company says at Arm Tech Con
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Register to receive two free Markforged sample parts—one printed with standard thermoplastic, and one reinforced with continuous carbon fiber.
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by Charles Q. Choi on (#40WPJ)
Cuffless blood pressure monitors could help continuously measure this vital sign
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by University of Maryland on (#40WJG)
Maryland transportation engineers develop incenTrip to nudge users toward greener, more efficient travel decisions
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by Robert N. Charette on (#40W9W)
After decades of DoD recalcitrance, the Government Accountability Office has given up making recommendations in favor of public shaming
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Remember the Basics on mmWave Measurements
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by Evan Ackerman, Erico Guizzo and Fan Shi on (#40QNE)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by Michelle Hampson on (#40PNZ)
Scientists at CERN are racing to fire up a detector that will explore the effects of gravity on antimatter—before the whole facility shuts down for two years
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on (#40S4T)
This white paper describes 10 proven ways that system-level simulation can improve your digital controller development for power converters.
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by Erico Guizzo on (#40NBB)
The agile humanoid is learning to use its whole body to leap higher than ever
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by Evan Ackerman on (#40N7J)
If you don't mind a little spinning, quadrotors can operate just fine as trirotors
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by Jeff Hecht on (#40N46)
After an aborted Soyuz mission to the International Space Station, how long it will take to resume flights there? Will NASA's Commercial Crew program have to come to the rescue?
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by Emily Waltz on (#40MNQ)
As more people upload their DNA data to ancestry websites, finding criminals gets easier
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