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How Will We Go Beyond Moore’s Law? Experts Weigh In
This short video was shot at SXSW this year, where the IEEE held a panel to discuss the future of computing
AI Predicts Heart Attacks and Strokes More Accurately Than Standard Doctor's Method
An artificial intelligence program correctly identifies 355 more patients who developed cardiovascular disease
Intel, Nokia, Qualcomm Bet on MulteFire to Blend LTE and Wi‑Fi
Proponents say the new LTE-based technology will be deployed like Wi-Fi in factories, hotels, and airports
The Walls Have Eyes, and They're Watching How You Walk
MIT's WiGait wall sensor can unobtrusively monitor people for many health conditions based on their walking patterns
Modeling Reality: Putting Systems Engineering Theory into Practice
An online-only MIT course explores the role of model-based systems engineering in today’s work environment
Virtually Tuning Top-Notch Automotive Audio Systems
Experts at HARMAN are using physical experiments in conjunction with mathematical modeling and numerical simulation to improve the development process for the latest vehicle infotainment technology
Watch This Robot 3D Print a Building Out of Spray Foam
This MIT robot can autonomously build a giant dome
5 Things You Missed: Data Storage Obsolescence, X-Rays Map Out Chips, and More
Highlights for the week of 24 April 2017
Video Friday: Friendly Cobot, Drone Swarms, and Robotic Recycling
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
This Giant X-Ray Generator Helped Set Safe Doses for Radiation
Physicist Lauriston Taylor also found X-rays effective against athlete’s foot and bursitis
How to Build Your Own Amazon Echo
Turning a Raspberry Pi into a voice-controlled gadget just got a whole lot easier
The Lost Picture Show: Hollywood Archivists Can’t Outpace Obsolescence
Studios invested heavily in magnetic-tape storage for film archiving but now struggle to keep up with the technology
Zinc Battery Breakthrough Could Mean Safer, Lighter Cars and Smartphones
Rechargeable zinc-based batteries could hit the market for electric vehicles by 2019
AI Medicine Comes to Africa’s Rural Clinics
Smartphone-based diagnostic tools with an artificial intelligence upgrade could save millions of lives
Software Startups Aim to Automate Bio Labs
Forget manual pipetting: These companies say biology needs software, programming languages, and, of course, robots
Robotic Construction Platform Creates Large Buildings on Demand
This robotic foam sprayer can make you most of an igloo in 13.5 hours flat
The Future of Big Data: Distilling Less Knowledge Per Bit
Without higher-value analyses, big data will overwhelm us
Smartphone-Controlled Cells Keep Diabetes In Check
Engineered cells implanted in diabetic mice produce insulin on demand
DARPA to Use Electrical Stimulation to Enhance Military Training
U.S. Department of Defense backs peripheral nerve stimulation as a tool to improve learning and military skills
2D Materials Go Ferromagnetic, Creating a New Scientific Field
Discovery could be the answer to the demands for increasing information storage density as device feature sizes decrease
A New Silicon PV Record
Japanese group pushes closer to the 29 percent efficiency limit
Accelerating Research and Development with Multiphysics Simulation
An integrated platform for complex simulations and analyses is indispensable in bringing a sophisticated device to market quickly
Cellulo Introduces Classrooms to Tangible Learning With Robots
Kid-proof robots are small, cheap, and help turn abstract concepts into interactive lessons
Employment: Pick a Number, Any Number
Counting the employed requires not only data but insight into the human condition, something bureaucrats tend to lack
Waymo Offers Robocar Rides to the Public
Select customers in Phoenix can now hail rides from the company's robocar fleet, which it is expanding by 500 vehicles
3D X-ray Tech for Easy Reverse Engineering of ICs
Researchers map an Intel processor down to its transistors
Earphone Showdown, Part 2: DQSM D2, LKER i8, and Crazy Cello
Even at the inexpensive end of the earphone market, audiophiles can find happiness
Invasion of the Hardware Snatchers: Cloned Electronics Pollute the Market
Fake hardware could open the door to malicious malware and critical failures
Graphene Makes Infinite Copies of Compound Semiconductor Wafers
Technique could reduce costs for compound semiconductor circuits and lead to new devices
Controlling Robot Swarms With Augmented Reality
Engineers at NYU have built an AR app to operate robots in the real world
What’s Apple’s Filings Say About Its Self-Driving Car Program
Apple's autonomous development vehicle seems less developed than previously imagined
Trump’s Plans Could Scuttle New Hybrid Car Tech in U.S.
Global standards drove fuel-saving “mild hybrid” technology, but weakened EPA rules could stall U.S. deployment
5G Progress, Realities Set in at Brooklyn 5G Summit
We’re closer than ever before to the next generation of wireless, but expectations have cooled slightly
Video Friday: RoboCup, Drone Magic, and NotBot Is Pedro
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Achieving Top Performance in Capacitive Touchscreens with Simulation
Cypress Semiconductor is using multiphysics simulation to optimize touchscreens for smartphones, laptops, and more
Weissman Score Calculators Migrate Online, But Metric Needs Some Improvements
If people are using them, they are likely hiding the compression metric’s HBO Silicon Valley origins
Integrated Photonic Circuits Shrunk Down to the Smallest Dimensions Yet
Integrated photonic circuit development compared to going from vacuum tubes to semiconductor transistors
Why Georgia Tech Built a Tarzan Robot That Swings Around on Wires
The creators of Tarzan the robot explain how it works and its potential applications
Facebook Announces "Typing-by-Brain" Project
Facebook promises 100 words per minute, but doesn't detail the technology that can pull that off
Sparking Memories With Electrical Stimulation
Electrical stimulation delivered to the human brain when memory is predicted to fail can improve memory
Kees Immink: The Man Who Put Compact Discs on Track
This Dutch researcher created the code that turns bits into pits
Facebook Aims to Remake Telecom With Millimeter Waves and Tether-tennas
Facebook's Yael Maguire talks about millimeter wave networks, Aquila, and flying tethered antennas at the F8 developer conference
Velodyne Announces a Solid-State Lidar
The hand-size unit will be demonstrated this summer, released in test quantities this year, and mass produced in 2018
Four Ways to Tackle H-1B Visa Reform
Experts reflect on whether proposals in various bills in Congress right now could work to improve the H-1B visa program
Whose Drone Was That Anyway?
Should drones be required to broadcast an identifying code by radio?
Has Intel Invented a Universal Memory Tech?
The mysterious XPoint memory in Intel’s new Optane solid-state drive is a step toward universal memory
Good Vibrations? California to Test Using Road Rumbles as a Power Source
Energy harvesting makes the jump from mere man-size stuff to infrastructure
The New Brain Behind the Whiteboards—and More—for HBO’s "Silicon Valley"
This year many of the formulas, documents, and snippets of engineer-speak on HBO’s "Silicon Valley" will be coming from Stanford postdoc Dmitri Pavlichin
Facebook Is Going All In on Augmented Reality
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says he has stopped waiting for glasses, and the company is diving into phone-based AR
Treating Depression With Deep Brain Stimulation Works—Most of the Time
Two new studies show good results on DBS for depression, but the treatment is still far from clinical use
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