on (#34ACE)
The COM Express 3.0 Type 7 pinout removes display and audio interfaces in favor of 10GbE ports – making a great fit for headless servers.
IEEE Spectrum
| Link | https://spectrum.ieee.org/ |
| Feed | http://feeds.feedburner.com/IeeeSpectrum |
| Updated | 2024-11-24 19:30 |
on (#34A9S)
As safety- and mission-critical industrial systems connect to the Internet of Things (IoT) for industrial applications, the security vulnerabilities of traditional devices like programmable logic controllers (PLCs), Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems, and log servers are exposed.
 |
by Evan Ackerman on (#34A35)
Food tastes better when it floats directly into your mouth, according to science
|
on (#34A34)
Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) provide many advantages in automated smart factories, including increased efficiency and improved worker safety.
 |
by Tekla S. Perry on (#34A01)
At IBM’s Almaden, Calif., research center, a project can kick off like a TV game show—or start with an intern’s curiosity
|
on (#349VX)
The Internet of Things (IoT) provides the opportunity for OEMs to update device firmware remotely over the air (OTA) to enhance system functionality and close security vulnerabilities.
 |
by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on (#349VY)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
|
 |
by Samuel K. Moore on (#3479B)
Startup gets $9.5 million to develop smaller, more flexible FPGAs
|
 |
by Amy Nordrum on (#3476R)
By monitoring elevation changes of just a few millimeters, scientists can estimate groundwater levels below
|
on (#346Z7)
This application note reviews the key selection criteria an engineer needs to understand in order to properly evaluate and specify RF inductors, including inductance value, current rating, DC resistance (DCR), self-resonant frequency (SRF), Q factor and temperature rating.
 |
by Evan Ackerman on (#346HX)
We're one gelatin-based gripper closer towards robots that you can eat
|
on (#346HW)
Hexapods and piezomechanisms provide highly precise motion and can help design engineers solve complex motion and automation tasks.
 |
by Philip E. Ross on (#346F1)
Has the pioneer of self-driving car met its self-imposed five-year deadline?
|
 |
by Emily Waltz on (#3447F)
Quantum dots boost the efficacy of antibiotics
|
 |
by Morgen E. Peck on (#3444R)
The heart of Bitcoin is now in Inner Mongolia, where dirty coal fuels sophisticated semiconductor engineering
|
 |
by Dexter Johnson on (#343Z0)
Researchers develop an electronic device based on stochastic resonance that could lead to neuromorphic computation
|
 |
by Evan Ackerman on (#343E4)
Inspired by a spider, this drone uses web shooters for aerial endurance and control
|
 |
by Samuel K. Moore on (#343AN)
The IEEE Medal of Honor winner helped come up with a manufacturing process, foundry plan, and new devices that will finally let silicon carbide loose
|
on (#34333)
Determine how an in-house custom built executive or a commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) solution can impact the efficiency and cost for the deployment and maintenance of a test system through three different practical scenarios.
 |
by Tekla S. Perry on (#34133)
The high salaries in tech hotbeds more than make up for the higher costs of living, says job search firm Indeed
|
 |
by Neil Savage on (#34104)
Three share award for building LIGO and hearing black holes collide
|
 |
by Evan Ackerman on (#3404N)
Do you suffer from social anxiety? This robot has your back, your front, and your sides all covered
|
 |
by Amy Nordrum on (#3404Q)
A secure key was sent through China’s quantum communications network, the first of its kind in the world
|
 |
by Jeff Hecht on (#33ZQR)
FM receivers could allow iPhone owners to receive emergency messages, but Apple says iPhones 7 and 8 don’t have any
|
 |
by Evan Ackerman on (#33ZQT)
Honda's E2-DR is strong, nimble, and can get rained on without exploding
|
 |
by Neil Savage on (#33ZQW)
Infrared wireless networks could deliver data at speeds 1,000 times faster than Wi-Fi
|
 |
by Amy Nordrum on (#33ZQY)
Dubai wants one blockchain platform to rule them all, while Illinois will try anything
|
 |
by Prachi Patel on (#33WGG)
Tech companies and the U.S. government recently pledged $500 million for STEM programs
|
 |
by Morgen E. Peck on (#33WGJ)
The terms you need to know to understand the blockchain revolution
|
 |
by Morgen E. Peck and David Wagman on (#33WGM)
Neighbors in New York City, Denmark, and elsewhere will be able to sell one another their solar power
|
 |
by Erico Guizzo and Evan Ackerman on (#33Q3X)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
|
 |
by Amy Nordrum on (#33Q3Z)
The finance industry is eagerly adopting the blockchain, a technology that early fans hoped would obliterate the finance industry
|
 |
by David C. Brock on (#33Q41)
Programs for the Apollo Guidance Computer were encoded by painstakingly threading wires through tiny magnetic cores
|
 |
by Dexter Johnson on (#33Q43)
A scalable manufacturing process with high capacity could lead to safer energy storage devices
|
 |
 |
by Morgen E. Peck on (#33Q45)
This chart will tell you if a blockchain can solve your problem
|
 |
by Jeremy Hsu on (#33M2K)
Satellite imagery analysts tracking North Korea's nuclear program need more than just technical skills
|
 |
by Tekla S. Perry on (#33M2N)
New accelerator program seeks entrepreneurs who dream of flying machines
|
 |
by By Robert T. Bailey, Product Manager, Kahn Instrum on (#33M2S)
These portable devices—plus Kahn’s range of quality stationary hygrometers—enable professionals in industries from semiconductors to electric power generation combat moisture and improve efficiency.
|
 |
by Evan Ackerman on (#33M2V)
This skydiving robot can track humans in freefall and keep them on camera
|
 |
by Megan Scudellari on (#33M2X)
The rapid detection system will soon be tested in Haiti
|
 |
 |
by Tekla S. Perry on (#33GG9)
A semiconductor engineer is creating automated tools for building design, starting with hospitals
|
 |
by David Wagman on (#33GGB)
The need to haul equipment and personnel by plane and barge has slowed efforts to restore the grid
|
 |
by Stephen Cass on (#33GGD)
The Gemma board’s embedded Python lets you change your code on the fly
|
 |
by Evan Ackerman on (#33GGF)
Lots of legs is good, but slightly fewer legs plus a couple of arms can be more useful at times
|
 |
by Jeff Hecht on (#33GGH)
Prototype laser weapons can zap drones from the sky. But they won't protect the U.S. from North Korean nuclear missiles
|
 |
by Prachi Patel on (#33GGK)
Sony and IBM keep tape storage running apace, with these key developments
|
 |
by Eliza Strickland on (#33CX7)
Study: startup NeuroPlus's games + an EEG-sensing headband = promising results for ADHD
|
 |
by Evan Ackerman on (#33CX9)
Why try to develop a humanoid robot that doesn't fall over when you can instead just develop an armored one that can fall over and get up again?
|