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Cryptographers Urge People to Abandon IOTA After Leaked Emails
A dump of private emails pits developers of the cryptocurrency against external security researchers
Creating Driving Tests for Self-Driving Cars
Volvo-backed Zenuity wants to prove that autonomous vehicles can drive more safely than humans
Vaclav Smil
Exploding e-Cigarettes Are a Growing Danger to Public Health
Whatever their physiological effects, the most immediate threat of these nicotine-delivery devices comes from a battery problem called thermal runaway
Printed Sensor Monitors Tire Tread in Real Time
A carbon nanotube sensor measures millimeter-scale changes in rubber thickness
AI Beats Dermatologists in Diagnosing Nail Fungus
Deep learning algorithms beat 42 dermatology experts at diagnosing nail fungus infections
OpenAI Releases Algorithm That Helps Robots Learn from Hindsight
It's not a failure if you just pretend that you meant to do it all along
Checking in With Alphabet Chair John Hennessy
Here’s what the Alphabet/Google chair and Stanford professor says about his new gig, "fake news," and the future of technology
For Tech History Buffs, 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
Build Your Own Altair 8800 Personal Computer
Go back to 1974 and the dawn of home computing with this Arduino-based kit
'Memtransistor' Forms Foundational Circuit Element to Neuromorphic Computing
Combining characteristics of a memristor with a transistor mimics the multiple synapses of neurons
Video Friday: More Boston Dynamics, OpenCat Robot, and Uncanny Valley
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Ancient Sculptures Return to Mosul as Digitally Reconstructed Replicas
Submillimeter 3D scanning produces precise copies of Assyrian statues
2017 Was a Record Year for ID Theft in the U.S.
At least 16.7 million Americans had their identities compromised
Getting Ahead with Lightning Strike Simulation
In this eSeminar, we will show how EM field simulation can be used to provide insightful information with respect to lightning attachment/zoning analysis as well as transient current and magnetic field immunity of relatively large platforms such as aircraft.
New WALK-MAN Robot Is Slimmer, Quicker, Better at Quenching Your Flames
A lighter and more efficient redesign of IIT's disaster robot can fight industrial fires
Mesmerizing Metasurface Manipulates Light
Theorized metasurface becomes real and so do the hopes of chip-scale optical processors
Photovoltaics in Satellites
The first satellite powered by the sun was sent into orbit 50 years ago this month. Photovoltaics have progressed much since then, but the progress has been slower than many people realize
Your Guide to Television’s Quantum-Dot Future
Move over, OLEDs. Quantum dots will be the next darling of display manufacturers
Transforming Robotic Steering Wheel Is a Reminder That Your Car Needs You
A steering wheel that pretends to bite you could make more advanced autonomous cars safer to drive
UV Gadgets and Virtual Docs Take On a Very Bad Flu Season
Flu fighting gets an injection of high tech
Austin, Denver, and Detroit are Good Places to Be a Software Engineer Looking for a Job
Los Angeles, Dallas–Fort Worth, and Philadelphia engineers: It might be time to relocate, LinkedIn study suggests
Engineering in the Twilight of Moore’s Law
It’s all about finding and riding the big waves
Artificial Snakeskin Helps Robots Get Their Slither On
Harvard researchers are developing robots with deformable scaly skin that can move like snakes
First Intercontinental 5G Trial Begins at Winter Olympics
The 5G Champion project shows off a 5G link between South Korea and Finland
Aadhaar, India’s Biometric ID System, Gets Its Day in Court
With a billion people registered, India’s Supreme Court weighs in on how these 12-digit IDs can be used
New Quantum Crypto Scheme Looks Ahead to "Quantum Internet"
A new quantum key distribution method uses a quantum state with the potential to encode more than one bit per photon
Mitsubishi Electric Develops Hybrid 16-beam Spatial-Multiplexing Technology for 5G Base Stations
The company successfully tested a parallel transmission of 16 data streams to a single device achieving 25.5 Gbps downlink speed--an industry first
The Legal Hazards of Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality Apps
Liability and intellectual property issues are just two areas developers need to know about
Imec Boosts Bluetooth Battery Life
Low-voltage circuit extends battery life by 50 percent
DNA Data Storage Gets Random Access
Researchers have devised a system to recover targeted files from 200 megabytes of data encoded in DNA
Graphene Nanoribbons Reach Out to the Molecular World
For the first time, the magnetic porphyrin molecule critical to animal and plant life has been directly connected to an electronic circuit
Video Friday: Boston Dynamics, Autonomous Drone, and Robot Drum Man
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
AI-Aided Cameras Mean No More Car Mirrors, No More Blind Spots
Mitsubishi Electric believes its AI-enhanced camera systems will make mirrors on cars obsolete and help make a dent in the annual roadway death toll
Automotive: Reshaping Semiconductor Test
This webinar will review new and evolving semiconductor test quality and reliability solutions aimed at addressing these evolving functional safety requirements.
AI Diagnostics Move Into The Clinic
Some algorithms assist specialists; others may take their place
Cyber Intrusion Creates More Havoc for Washington State’s New Marijuana Tracking System
Other states’ seed-to-sale tracking systems have troubles of their own
Getting Ahead with Particle Source Simulation
Don’t miss CST’s new eSeminar demonstrating the electromagnetic simulation of four different particles sources in CST STUDIO SUITE® 2018.
Robonaut Has Been Broken for Years, and Now NASA Is Bringing It Home
A mysterious hardware problem has kept the ISS Robonaut out of action since at least 2015, so it's returning to Earth for a fix
AI2-THOR Interactive Simulation Teaches AI About Real World
AI2-THOR, an interactive simulation based on home environments, can prepare AI for real-world challenges
Exposing the Power Vampires in Self-Driving Cars
Autonomous driving systems give cars eco-driving skills. But their computers and sensors could consume enough electricity to negate this green dividend.
FinFETs Shimmy to 5G’s Frequencies
Engineers make the fins of 14-nanometer FinFETs acoustically resonate to forge the building block of 5G oscillators, filters, and processor clocks
Silicon Nanostructures Bend Light to Make Faster Photodiodes
Speedy silicon photodiodes are one of the missing ingredients to silicon photonics systems
Power Inductors for Automotive Applications
This whitepaper explains today’s market trends of automotive equipment, devices and user demands.
Getting Ahead with RF Ionization Breakdown Simulation
This eSeminar will review the fundamental aspects of RF breakdown in gases, and demonstrate how to determine the breakdown power level without the need to design the complete microwave filter.
Drone Delivery, If Done Right, Could Cut Emissions
To make drone package delivery green, look at drone size, electricity source, and warehouses, researchers say
Skydio Demonstrates Incredible Obstacle-Dodging Full Autonomy With New R1 Consumer Drone
The Skydio R1 is years ahead of just about any other autonomous drone we've ever seen
Swirly Skyrmions Could Be the Future of Data Storage
Scientists electrically detect magnetic swirls called skyrmions for the first time
Modeling Uncertainty Helps MIT's Drone Zip Around Obstacles
This drone keeps track of what it doesn't know to quickly plan aggressive maneuvers
Electric Jolt to the Brain Helps Stop Stutters
Weak electrical stimulation to the brain’s speech regions enhances the benefits of speech therapy for those who stutter
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