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by Paul McFedries on (#38655)
After 15 years, IEEE Spectrum’s language columnist bows out
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by Evan Ackerman on (#38657)
Two of our favorite robot companies are teaming up to make intelligent little robots that you can actually buy
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by Charles Q. Choi on (#385ZV)
A tiny fraction of power lines cause most of cascading power failures
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by Emily Waltz on (#385T2)
mindBEAGLE EEG helps people trapped in paralyzed bodies tell their families they understand
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on (#383XY)
At Signal Microwave, simulation is being used to design specialized connectors for high-speed RF applications.
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#382VG)
IBM moved the goal posts and then got a bit closer to them, and an inflection point is coming "soon" expert tells IEEE Rebooting Computing Conference
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#382S4)
A live demonstration of a restored Xerox Alto shows how much it still influences computers today—and the lessons it has left to share
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by Evan Ackerman on (#38266)
The future of weaponized robots requires a reasoned discussion, not scary videos
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by Dexter Johnson on (#3822R)
NIST researchers develop an underlying architecture for a new class of quantum photonic circuits
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by Philip E. Ross on (#37Z73)
With real money behind its project, maybe Terrafugia will finally hit its latest deadline, in 2019. But it'll probably lose money anyway
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#37YF6)
Industry leaders meeting at Techonomy17 say the information war has begun—and the tech community must try to fight back
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on (#37X4P)
Faraday Future designs motors for electric cars.
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by Amy Nordrum on (#37W6C)
What makes a great release note, according to the authors
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by David Schneider on (#37W0Q)
In the new TOP500 Supercomputer Rankings, who’s number one depends on which benchmark you use
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by Eliza Strickland on (#37TY6)
Anders Sandberg considers the future of brain enhancements
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#37T50)
Silicon Valley teams up with a Chinese microscope manufacturer to deploy deep learning to diagnose malaria
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by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on (#37MM6)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by Eliza Strickland on (#37MD3)
The upper body EksoVest exoskeleton from Ekso Bionics helps Ford workers with overhead tasks
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by Dexter Johnson on (#37KWG)
Nanoscale devices could drastically alter how color displays are designed and improve the efficiency of photovoltaics
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by Charles Q. Choi on (#37FYA)
Researchers propose a technique to transfer data between memory and processors in quantum computers
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by Evan Ackerman on (#37DV1)
UC Berkeley spinoff wants to use AI and VR to teach robots new skills
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by Emily Waltz on (#37DCT)
Optical fibers woven into fabric makes phototherapy treatment comfy and portable
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#37D0H)
Planting inexpensive MEMS devices in hands-free “keys†could prevent car theft
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by Dexter Johnson on (#37CJK)
A new terahertz detector could bring more bandwidth to wearable sensors or intelligent cars—and it bends, too
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by null on (#37B8X)
Engineers at CERN use multiphysics simulation to improve the understanding of transient effects in superconducting magnets and magnet circuits of the Large Hadron Collider.
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by Jeff Hecht on (#37ABV)
Lockheed will tackle the next big challenge in laser weapons—putting one in a top-gun fighter jet
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by Philip E. Ross on (#379QK)
Mere copper wire can now shunt masses of high-def data over a long distance
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#376TP)
Bitmain built the majority of the computing power on the Bitcoin network. Now it wants to expand into deep learning and other AI
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#375RD)
Cash from Qualcomm and a German pharmaceutical firm brings VC investment to $19 million in its first year
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by Sarah Fields on (#374HQ)
Engineers at Nokia Bell Labs use multiphysics simulation to capture the interplay between an oscillating piezoelectric fan and the surrounding airflow in the pursuit of a quiet, reliable, and low-energy cooling solution.
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by David Schneider on (#370FQ)
With this DIY design, you can take your own temperature-controlled soldering iron out into the field
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by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on (#36YXW)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#36Y9E)
A debugging method for deep learning AI pits neural networks against each other to find errors
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by Dexter Johnson on (#36XJP)
3D laser fabrication technique makes "in-chip" photonic devices inside of silicon
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#36TRN)
Rutgers engineers invent cheap biometric access control that works on any solid surface
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by Emily Waltz on (#36TEY)
Researchers train algorithms to identify people with suicidal thoughts based on fMRI brain scans
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by Michael Koziol on (#36SVD)
It would be the first new chamber discovered since the 19th century, but not everyone is convinced
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by Eliza Strickland on (#36QFN)
A new exhibit by experimental philosopher Jonathon Keats challenges participants to think about the future of work
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by Prachi Patel on (#36PNV)
Zunum Aero plans to make regional flight service cheaper, faster, and greener with its 12-seater hyrid jet
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by John Boyd on (#36P06)
Sony revives its dead canine and gives it more lifelike movements
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by Keenan Wyrobek on (#36KXX)
Created by a small team at Willow Garage in Silicon Valley, ROS went on to become the world's most influential robotics software platform
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by David C. Brock on (#36M4D)
Here’s the surprising story behind the software that conquered the world, one slide at a time
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