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Laser-Powered Robot Insect Achieves Lift Off
Everything is better with lasers, especially tiny robot insects
Haptic Safety for Unmanned Vehicles
Maryland researchers advance networked control and virtual reality for added safety.
Why You Can’t Afford to Ignore Virtual Commissioning
Learn why virtual commissioning is a necessity for your company.
A Look at the Future of 5G
Emerging 5G Applications
Waymo Filings Give New Details on Its Driverless Taxis
California's DMV has also received an application from the startup JingChi to test fully autonomous vehicles
Video Friday: Atlas Jogging, Drive.ai Launch, and Robotic Warehouse
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
450,000 Women Missed Breast Cancer Screenings Due to “Algorithm Failure”
A disclosure in the United Kingdom has sparked a heated debate about the health impacts of an errant algorithm
HIL Simulation is the New Normal in V2X Testing
The connected car designs are also experiencing a constant proliferation in the number of vehicular radar systems while they are dealing with increasingly complex and independent subsystems.
Silicon Nanowires Could Enable Smart Solar Windows
Silicon nanowire networks also offer alternative to ITO for touchscreen displays
Intel Starts R&D Effort in Probabilistic Computing for AI
Seeks ways to help self-driving cars and autonomous robots deal with the uncertainty of the real world
Drive.ai Launches Robot Car Pilot in Texas With a Focus on Humans
By keeping humans in the loop and incorporating a new visual signaling system, Drive.ai's self-driving car service aims to be both friendly and effective
Deploying Resilient Network Architectures for the IIoT
In this webinar you’ll learn about best practices for establishing a resilient and robust network infrastructure to support IT and OT convergence. Determine the degree of resiliency and application availability required for a robust, plant-wide architecture.
DARPA's Semi-Disposable Gremlin Drones Will Fly by 2019
Dynetics gets funding from DARPA to launch and recover multiple reusable drones from a C-130
OnScale: Driving 5G Innovation
We all want 5G smartphones that can live stream high-definition selfies, 5G augmented reality gear or 5G drones that can broadcast 4K video from anywhere on the planet.
Mouth Sensor Can Measure the Salt in Every Potato Chip You Eat
People with high blood pressure could get real-time data about sodium intake
Flamethrowers? Cyborg Dragons? Elon Musk’s Side Hustle is Anything but Boring
News that comes out of Elon Musk’s Boring Company certainly gets Silicon Valley heads scratching
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$5 Million Prize for Origin of Genetic Code
Organizers say knowing how DNA came to be could lead to intelligent, evolving computer code
Spying on a Storm's Infrasonic Signals to Improve Tornado Warnings
Monitoring the infrasonic waves that precede tornadoes could produce earlier, more accurate warnings
Math Explains How Brain Makes Sense of Sounds
Clark School researchers take a new computational approach to understanding brain's function.
Vayyar’s 72-Transceiver Radar Chip Sees Just Enough But Not Too Much
Key applications include privacy-preserving home monitoring
Plasmonics Takes a Step Closer to Real-World Applications
Researchers develop a switch promising energy efficient, fast, compact plasmonic devices
Arc Flash and How to Prevent It
The dangers and causes of arc flash and what can be done about it.
Self-Driving Cars Won't Need Accurate Digital Maps, MIT Experts Say
A rough map of all the world's roads can fit on a flash drive—and it's all that self-driving cars will need
Video Friday: Security Robot as a Service, Robotic Mining, and Saved by a Drone
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
New Software System Snags TSB’s Online and Mobile Banking Customers
Two weeks after a failed IT migration, tens of thousands of TSB customers are still having trouble accessing their accounts
Driver's Licenses Go Digital
Idemia's Rob Mikell on why everyone needs a digital driver’s license
That New Memory Smell: Tech Can Tell if Your Flash is New or Recycled
Counterfeit flash memory is a growing problem; engineers in Alabama can tell used from new in seconds
This Rehab Robot Will Challenge You to Tic-Tac-Toe
This robot also encourages functional rehab by taking you on in a cup-grasping contest
The Unhackable Envelope
Engineers in Germany have come up with a security enclosure that needs no battery and can’t be penetrated without wiping its data
Invisibility Can Be a Superpower, T-shirts Matter, and More Insights From Women in Tech
What’s it like to be a woman in tech? Three generations of IBM women weigh in
5G Poised for Commercial Rollout by 2020
By September, companies will have the specifications they need to manufacture 5G-enabled base stations
Facebook May Have Secret Plans to Build a Satellite-Based Internet
Public filings suggest the social media giant is quietly developing orbital tech to rival efforts by SpaceX and OneWeb to deliver Internet by satellite
Misty Robotics Builds on Developer Platform With New Personal Robot
The Misty II personal robot is designed to do whatever you can program it to do, and more
Inside TickTock's Consumer Robot Product Explorations
Ryan Hickman, who co-founded the Cloud Robotics group at Google and was an early part of the Toyota Research Institute Product team, describes how his startup tried to make consumer home robots work
Zuckerberg Wants to Make Facebook About Dating
Fake news, political manipulation—how does Facebook put all that behind it? How about a dating app?
Been Whining About Facebook? How About YOU Build Something Better
OpenBook Challenge puts up $700,000 to spark creation of a Facebook alternative
Flexible, Stick-On Tags Attach Laser Beams to Eyeballs
Ultra-thin organic lasers could improve biometric security and anti-counterfeiting
Building a Stronger, Safer Zinc Battery
University of Maryland engineers revive an old chemistry with a new electrolyte.
Power Amplifier and Front End Module Measurements: The Basics
Download this white paper to learn the basics of testing RF PAs and FEMs via an interactive features with multiple how-to videos.
Computers Match Accuracy of Radiologists in Screening for Breast Cancer Risk
Commercial software performs as well as doctors in measuring breast density and assessing breast cancer risk
Particle Physics Resurrects Alexander Graham Bell’s Voice
It takes some doing to extract sound from an 1885 wax disc
Your Guide to the GDPR
Here’s what you need to know about the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation, which goes into effect 25 May 2018
IRS Warned Congress of “Catastrophic System Failure” Six Months Before Tax Day Outage
A system meltdown on Tax Day was the latest symptom of IT modernization debacles that stretch over decades
Safety and Quality Assurance for IoT-Connected Devices
Your product’s success – and your brand reputation – relies on a strong quality assurance program.
Design Faster, Reduce Costs, and Speed up Time to Market: Leverage the Power of Simulation-Driven Design
The time for simulation-driven design is now! Join us for this webinar to see how a variety of tools are enabling companies to leverage simulation in unique and inventive ways.
Q&A: AI Could ‘Redesign’ the Drug Development Process
AI can discover new drugs because biology is messy and complex, not in spite of that fact, says Andrew Hopkins
Video Friday: Cassie on Fire, Disney's Soft Robot Hand, and Car Humanoid
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
WinSystems Panel PC Named Product of Year Finalist
IP65-rated PPC65B series offers optimal performance, durability and reliability for industrial and extreme environments
Forging Voices and Faces: The Dangers of Audio and Video Fabrication
Adobe, Baidu, Google, and others have software that can fabricate convincing video or audio clips of anyone
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