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Accidents Show Smart Cars Need Wide Vision to Spot Cyclists
Automatic emergency braking systems need 180-degree frontal vision to help cars avoid hitting cyclists
May 1888: Tesla Files His Patents for the Electric Motor
Electric motors came into their own only after the Serbian-born inventor came up with a marketable design based on alternating current
Tech Watches You for Digital Symptoms of Brain Disorders
Depression, Alzheimer’s, and other syndromes leave their mark in the way you type and talk
Quantum Blockchains Could Act Like Time Machines
Quantum blockchain systems could resist hacks by quantum computers
Nanoscale 3D Printing Technique Uses Micro-Pyramids to Build Better Biochips
This nanoprinting process allows researchers to 3D print more material on a biochip than ever before, making it easier to study biomedical issues
Video Friday: Investing in Robotics, Horrific Westworld Animatronics, and Circus Robot
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
How to Make Things Float With Ultrasound
Building an acoustic levitator kit that can make (small) objects float in midair
Stick-on Displays: Bendy 2D Semiconductor is Fast Enough to Drive OLED Pixels
Engineers in South Korea have fixed molybdenum disulfide’s electronic problems to bring flexible displays closer
FTC Puts Uber on a Short Leash for Security Breaches
For the next 20 years, the agency will review reports on Uber’s privacy and security practices
Saudi Arabia Pushes to Use Solar Power for Desalination Plants
With photovoltaic costs dropping, oil states turn to solar power to desalinate their water
Marissa Mayer’s New Startup Gets Lucky (a Lucky Building, That Is)
The tech incubator Lumi Labs starts out with a bit of Silicon Valley magic on its side
The Deep Complexity in Electrical Engineering
Thriving in today’s world means philosophical sacrifices
Now That Wellness Apps and Telemedicine Are Here, Let's See If They Work
App by app and tool by tool, scientists are studying whether digital health interventions work, with mixed results
Why Your GPS Receiver Isn’t Bigger Than a Breadbox
Bradford W. Parkinson shepherded the first GPS constellation to launch, and pushed for civilian access
How to Bend Diamonds
Flexible nanodiamonds promise to open up novel optical and electronic properties
Charles Trimble Bet His Company on GPS—and Won
This former HP engineer started his own company to exploit the newest free resource—the Global Positioning Satellite system
For GPS, Also Thank Ivan Getting; He Got “the Damn Thing Funded”
The founding president of the Aerospace Corp. was the force behind the Navstar global positioning system of satellites
Mystery Brand EV Will Offer WiTricity's Wireless Charging This Year
The customer parks the car over a garage-floor charging plate, then comes back in the morning to a full battery
Constructing a Better Bike Light
This gadget projects light onto the ground to help you remain visible at night
Robots Continue Attempting to Master Ikea Furniture Assembly
These robots are slow, careful, and successful, making them way better than humans at assembling an Ikea chair
MIT Spin-off Faces Daunting Challenges on Path to Build a Fusion Power Plant in 15 Years
Commonwealth Fusion Systems has pledged to build a commercial fusion reactor based on new superconducting magnets
Where is HBO Silicon Valley’s Real Pied Piper? Look in Ayr, Scotland
HBO's “Silicon Valley” turns to real-world startup MaidSafe for its decentralized Internet
“Dog Cam” Trains Computer Vision Software for Robot Dogs
Strapping some gear to an Alaskan Malamute produces data that can train deep learning algorithms to navigate the world like a dog
Industrializing additive manufacturing for electronics through an integrated, end-to-end process
Learn about how to realize the full potential of additive manufacturing, and how to employ a robust process that integrates design, engineering, manufacturing planning, and production functions.
FlyJacket Lets You Control a Drone With Your Body
EPFL's FlyJacket exosuit allows you to embody a fixed-wing drone, making it feel like you're flying
I Was a Russian Facebook Troll Named Martha
Who has all those fake Russian Facebook accounts? I think I had one, at least for a couple of days
Drummer With Cyborg Arm Wants to Take It On Tour
Jason Barnes' Kickstarter campaign aims to drum up funds to build a duplicate that's not tied to the Georgia Tech robotics lab where it was developed
Experts Call for Global Data Sharing to Defend Against Cyberattacks
A new cybersecurity report highlights the need for a worldwide data clearinghouse to thwart next-generation, AI-powered hacks
Hackathons Are Usually Dominated by Men; This One Was Just for Girls
If some of these apps sound like something a teen girl would love, that’s because they were designed by teen girls
20 Entangled Qubits Bring the Quantum Computer Closer
Researchers demonstrate the entanglement of 20 qubits that work as a true albeit small quantum computer
Mitigating Insurance Risks: Identifying Your Needs Pyramid
The growing need for ancillary benefits among workers.
Graphene is Grown With the Same Band Gap as Silicon
No doping or nanostructuring is required for new bottom-up method to grow graphene with a perfect band gap
15 Preparation Ideas for Your Next IoT Edge Project
Insight and knowledge from extensive experience in successful IoT edge device development.
Video Friday: Robot With Scissors, Cassie on a Segway, and Atlas Kicking
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
The Most Interesting Thing About Stephen Colbert's Monologues Is The Wall Behind Him
A behemoth from the heroic age of power engineering stirs to life in the New York City subway’s Substation 13
Nanobots Glide Through Living Cells
Rotating magnetic fields precisely steer the nanomachines, tracing letters in cytoplasm
The Race to 5G: Policy
Read about the latest developments in spectrum policy and 5G regulations
The Race to 5G: Technology
Keep tabs on major companies around the world as they roll out 5G
The Race to 5G: Standards
Follow the latest news about 5G standards and the companies that care about them
Samsung Securities' $105 Billion Fat-Finger Share Error Triggers Urgent Regulator Inquiry
Mistake sparks public outrage at Samsung and securities industry
Cybersecurity and Functionality in IoT Product Design
What product development considerations are key for the evolving IoT network?
How to Solve RF Isolation Issues with Inductors
Changing the shape or material provides the isolation needed to reduce or eliminate RF noise.
See Straight Through Walls by Augmenting Your Eyeballs With Drones
A drone combined with a HoloLens can simulate X-ray vision while offering easy and intuitive control
Luminar's Lidar Enters Mass Production
Unlike the lidars promised by most startups, Luminar's steers the laser beam with good, old-fashioned moving parts
"Quasi-Non-Volatile" Memory Looks to Fill Gap Between Volatile and Non-Volatile Memory
2D materials produce a semi-floating gate memory that falls somewhere between DRAM and SRAM
The FCC’s Big Problem with Small Satellites
Confusion and erratic enforcement at the US communications agency is sending satellite makers abroad
Is it Time for Quantum Computing Startups? Maybe
IBM aims to boost quantum computing startups, but warns of a “long revenue desert”
Don't Forget, It's National Robotics Week!
Hundreds of robotics events are taking place all over the country this week
Yarn-like Rechargeable Zinc Battery Could Power Smart Clothes and Wearables
The zinc yarn battery works when knotted, stretched, cut, and washed
Two U.S. Cities Win Support for 5G Wireless Test Beds
Salt Lake City and New York City will provide city-wide testing facilities for 5G
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