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by Dexter Johnson on (#35AKV)
Another 2D material combined with silicon leads to a light-emitting diode and photodetector in one
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by Amy Nordrum on (#35A7V)
They hoped artificial airglow would teach them more about the northern lights
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by Erico Guizzo on (#35A1S)
After years of preparation, two giant human-piloted robots will face off in an epic battle
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#359T2)
High-frequency flickering patterns from LED lighting can ruin photos or videos taken by smartphone-grade cameras in a room
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on (#3571T)
ANSYS simulation software greatly increases antenna reliability of UAVs and accelerates the design of order fulfillment and aerial shipping systems.
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by Erico Guizzo on (#357KK)
Chinese startup Unitree Robotics unveils Laikago quadruped robot
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by Prachi Patel on (#357H2)
The "air-breathing" battery is energy-dense and made of abundant, low-cost materials
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by Stephen Cass on (#3576J)
The phenomenon, which produced gravitational waves and was closely followed by a gamma-ray burst, occurred 130 million light-years from Earth
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by Philip E. Ross on (#3574J)
The two companies have unveiled the latest iterations of dueling computing platforms
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by Evan Ackerman on (#3516F)
Wrap your head around SRI's new actuator, based on an ultra-compact infinitely variable transmission
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by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on (#34ZKE)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by Eliza Strickland on (#34ZE6)
The robot made more precise cuts with less tissue damage
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by Evan Ackerman on (#34YWV)
Days after a 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck Mexico City, CMU sent its snake robots in to look for survivors
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by Peter Fairley on (#34YSG)
Solar-powered picrogrids and battery storage are spurring hopes of a silver lining for Puerto Rico and other Caribbean islands. But cost, time pressures, and resilience may keep fossil-fueled generation front and center
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on (#34RZ4)
Tune in to improve your understanding of phase shifter technology and application.
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#34YBY)
Police see drones as key tools in law enforcement. “We are negligent if we aren’t using drones,†says one officer
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by Evan Ackerman on (#34WNA)
Adding a tail to a cockroach-inspired robot helps it flip itself over with ease
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by Amy Nordrum on (#34WBJ)
A new self-calibrating pressure sensor is helping scientists monitor underwater seismic activity
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by Neil Savage on (#34WBM)
Photonic crystals and topological cavities are a new way to shape laser beams
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on (#34RT9)
If you’re building apps for IoT & Industry 4.0, you must have real-time processing that supports you today and in the future.
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by Megan Scudellari on (#34RK8)
The ingestible, self-powered device tracks food ingestion
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by Dexter Johnson on (#34R1Q)
Tiny photocells with a special blend of 2D materials could improve photovoltaic arrays
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by Evan Ackerman on (#34NQJ)
It's been over a decade, but Sony may be releasing a new version of one of the most sophisticated consumer robots ever made
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#34ND7)
Job search data shows U.S. tech employees looking for Canada's Silicon Valley target Ottawa and Toronto
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#34NAB)
Chip shipped to Netherlands to test error correction and other algorithms
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by David Wagman on (#34MTD)
Researchers on two continents hoped to learn if multiple systems could work together to stabilize a storm-damaged grid
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by Peter Fairley on (#34JF8)
Wind power's potential is far greater if turbines are placed in the open ocean, where winds rebound more quickly
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by Mark Harris on (#34JFA)
The small startup is developing cheap, smart lidar on a chip
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#34J2B)
An MIT team shows that spotting moving objects around the corner only requires a smartphone camera and an algorithm
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#34HQ5)
With Mott memristors, a system could solve intractable problems using little power
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#34B1W)
NYU's Yann LeCun and Gary Marcus debated the degree to which algorithms will need the inherent understanding of the world with which we are hardwired
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by Dexter Johnson on (#34AHR)
A new process offers greater precision and tunability in adding creases to graphene to improve its electronic properties
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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.
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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.
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by Evan Ackerman on (#34A35)
Food tastes better when it floats directly into your mouth, according to science
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on (#34A34)
Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) provide many advantages in automated smart factories, including increased efficiency and improved worker safety.
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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
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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.
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by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on (#349VY)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#3479B)
Startup gets $9.5 million to develop smaller, more flexible FPGAs
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by Amy Nordrum on (#3476R)
By monitoring elevation changes of just a few millimeters, scientists can estimate groundwater levels below
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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.
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by Evan Ackerman on (#346HX)
We're one gelatin-based gripper closer towards robots that you can eat
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on (#346HW)
Hexapods and piezomechanisms provide highly precise motion and can help design engineers solve complex motion and automation tasks.
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by Philip E. Ross on (#346F1)
Has the pioneer of self-driving car met its self-imposed five-year deadline?
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by Emily Waltz on (#3447F)
Quantum dots boost the efficacy of antibiotics
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by Morgen E. Peck on (#3444R)
The heart of Bitcoin is now in Inner Mongolia, where dirty coal fuels sophisticated semiconductor engineering
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by Dexter Johnson on (#343Z0)
Researchers develop an electronic device based on stochastic resonance that could lead to neuromorphic computation
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by Evan Ackerman on (#343E4)
Inspired by a spider, this drone uses web shooters for aerial endurance and control
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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
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