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by David C. Brock on (#36KQR)
Here’s the surprising story behind the software that conquered the world, one slide at a time
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by Mark Harris on (#36JPK)
Alphabet’s self-driving car company showcases minivans operating without human oversight
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#36HS7)
The Wine Country fires destroyed an irreplaceable piece of Silicon Valley history
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by Evan Ackerman on (#36H6K)
This robot has no sensors, no controller, and weak actuators, but it can autonomously generate a variety of gaits
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A supercomputer surpasses the proposed limit of using conventional machines to simulate quantum computers
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Singapore and London have rolled out CCTVs, police body cameras, and new apps to assist law enforcement
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by Eliza Strickland on (#369ET)
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by Stephen Cass on (#3691T)
A photographer captures the last traces of a dying technology on the sidewalks of New York City
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The point is not to win races, but to make motorcycles a lot safer
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by Dexter Johnson on (#368FF)
The potential for ferroelectric materials in next-generation electronics gets a boost
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by David Schneider on (#368FD)
You can’t buy one, but you can build a DIY one for tinkering in the field
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#3685F)
In a manifesto, ARM’s Simon Segars says tech companies must take lifetime responsibility for the security of every connected device they create
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by Emily Waltz on (#36628)
Visual prosthesis to be implanted in five patients with retinal disease
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by Peter Fairley on (#365WW)
Mexico and its U.S. neighbors are planning expanded electrical trade even as President Trump continues pushing to build a border wall. New transmission links and greater use of existing connections could ease the integration of renewable energy by both countries.
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by Jack Copeland and Jason Long on (#365T9)
The computing pioneer gave his computer the ability to play notes
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by Charles Q. Choi on (#365NE)
Neural net modeled after human brain's visual system could aid computer preception
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by Z. Gary Yang on (#3652V)
Move over, lithium ion: Vanadium flow batteries finally become competitive for grid-scale energy storage
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on (#364TF)
Improve your results for design and test network analysis at millimeter-wave frequencies.
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by Vaclav Smil on (#362KY)
China gets all the attention, but there’s another big Asian country that’s making gigantic strides
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by Dexter Johnson on (#362E2)
The team that built it hopes it will lead to portable graphene-based biochemical sensors
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by Ben Wolff on (#361YA)
Sarcos CEO Ben Wolff argues that highly mobile, dexterous robots will transform industry and disaster response
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The next step in wine production that will appeal to connoisseurs' palates and vintners' bottom lines: the art of noise
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by Mark Anderson on (#35Z9A)
Asis Kumar Chaudhuri has delved into the great theorist’s less successful life as an engineer
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by Erico Guizzo on (#35W70)
If we want to send humans to Mars, we'll need astronaut-robot collaboration systems like this
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Take the uncertainty out of millimeter-wave design and test.
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In this application note we discuss potential 5G waveform candidates, list their advantages and disadvantages
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There are pros and cons, but let’s be honest—decentralized technologies are just more fun
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on (#35VDF)
Urbanization is one of the great challenges and opportunities of this century, inextricably tied to global challenges ranging from climate change to sustainable use of energy and natural resources, and from personal health and safety to accelerating innovation and education.
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by Peter Fairley on (#35VDD)
Despite the promise of off-grid solar, 99 percent of funding still goes to grid projects
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Broadcom’s mass-market GPS chips boost accuracy to 30 centimeters
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The flexibility of FPGAs will protect the world’s network of smart devices
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#35TVW)
A sampling of recent technology job news shows positive signs if you want to work on Amazon’s Alexa or autonomous driving. Networking, not so much
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on (#35TPM)
Test engineers are familiar on the best ways to design their hardware tests. However, they don't apply the same principles to their software.
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Wifibroadcast promises digital video for FPV flyers using Raspberry Pi computers and ordinary WiFi dongles
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The experimental implants stimulate the vestibular nerves in the inner ear to treat dizziness
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Plasmonic interconnect circuits represent first step towards carbon nanotube-based CMOS integrated circuits
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Study shows millennials are about to dominate the tech workforce, and even some GenX-ers have age discrimination worries
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H1ghlander narrowly took second in the 2005 DARPA Grand Challenge. Just last week, CMU figured out why
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by David Schneider on (#35H0Z)
The news network is now allowed to film over crowds using a lightweight video drone
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by Emily Waltz on (#35GVA)
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by David Wagman on (#35GGD)
Qing-Chang Zhong lays out his vision for a harmonious grid
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The best earthquake monitoring system is already installed under our feet, say Stanford researchers
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A new elastic skin morphs to produce different textures
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Perhaps we’re not alone in the universe; it’s just that everyone else is snoozing
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Google DeepMind takes deep neural networks where no machine has gone before
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by Mark Harris on (#35D0B)
Israeli startup AdaSky says their infrared camera will help cars navigate gnarly conditions
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