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by David Wagman on (#33GGB)
The need to haul equipment and personnel by plane and barge has slowed efforts to restore the grid
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by Stephen Cass on (#33GGD)
The Gemma board’s embedded Python lets you change your code on the fly
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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
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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
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by Prachi Patel on (#33GGK)
Sony and IBM keep tape storage running apace, with these key developments
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by Eliza Strickland on (#33CX7)
Study: startup NeuroPlus's games + an EEG-sensing headband = promising results for ADHD
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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?
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on (#33CXB)
Download this white paper to learn the basics of testing RF PAs and FEMs via an interactive white paper with multiple how-to videos.
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by Vaclav Smil on (#33CXC)
Sixty years ago, this beeping metal sphere amazed the world, embarrassed the United States, and accelerated technological competition beyond all precedent
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by Jeff Bratcher on (#33CXE)
AT&T won a $7 billion contract to develop a broadband network that prioritizes traffic from first responders. Now, states must decide whether to opt in, or build their own service
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by Tracy Staedter on (#33CXG)
Harnessing the energy of rising water vapor can yield electricity, reduce water loss, and tackle renewables' intermittency issues
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on (#33CXJ)
Artificial intelligence is challenging doctors on their home turf. We’re keeping score
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by Evan Ackerman on (#339F9)
A few interesting compromises make this unique 360-degree camera worth a look
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by Evan Ackerman on (#339FB)
Inspired by insect eyes, this camera helps drones move fast and reliably
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by Lisa Nocks on (#339FD)
A robot exhibition at Britain’s Science Museum showcases automata from the 1500s to today
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by Evan Ackerman on (#339FF)
We'll try to attend over a hundred talks plus poster sessions and competitions and keynotes and plenaries and forums and the expo
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by Charles Q. Choi on (#339FH)
With a new technique, a single qubit can remain coherent for roughly 10 minutes
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by Neil Savage on (#335YY)
Data centers of the future could rely on photonic 'wires' instead of electronic interconnects
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by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on (#330JC)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by Mark Anderson on (#330JE)
Rather than fighting to control plasma, this startup’s device exploits instabilities to fuse atoms
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by Prachi Patel on (#330JG)
Researchers have reported an idea to implant nanotube yarns that could draw electricity from flowing blood
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by Dexter Johnson on (#330JJ)
Molecular computing reaches another milestone
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by Megan Scudellari on (#330JM)
No more waiting for an orderly to see you out, or an attendant to see you to your gate
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by Megan Scudellari on (#32XGB)
The new approach to concussion screening is spreading to colleges nationwide
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by G. Pascal Zachary on (#32XGD)
Corporations and governments must partner to fix a broken medium
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by Eliza Strickland on (#32T17)
The Kardia heart monitor from AliveCor did almost 4 times better than doctors providing standard care
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by Paul McFedries on (#32RYC)
The Internet we browse is just the tip of the iceberg
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by Evan Ackerman and Celia Gorman on (#32QR2)
A novel nested pulley configuration forms the heart of a transmission that could make robots safer and more energy efficient
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#32RYE)
A laser-based device can predict when a heart will stop beating based on insufficient oxygen delivery
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#32RYG)
Earthquake-warning startup Zizmos has been surviving on contest prizes and reality TV opportunities. Next up, Kickstarter
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by Peter Fairley on (#32Q3F)
Westinghouse is poised to start up its first AP1000 nuclear reactors in China, fighting on in a troubled market
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by Charles Q. Choi on (#32PHS)
A new project explores how artificial intelligence could help power grids anticipate and recover from natural disasters
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by Amy Nordrum on (#32PHV)
A special modulation scheme and LoRa combine to boost backscatter for the Internet of Things
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by Evan Ackerman on (#32K1Y)
Researchers are developing splittable, mergeable nervous systems for truly modular robots
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by Charles Q. Choi on (#32K20)
A Japanese team develops a new solar cell that you can wash and wear
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#32FQ4)
Robot company founders and investors make a case for “Robots as a Service†at HAX demo day
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on (#32FQ6)
In this webinar, PZFlex will explore and analyze some of the common pain-points, in complex device design and present pragmatic examples demonstrating how rapid FEA simulation can help engineers overcome challenges while minimizing time, risk and cost.
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by Peter Fairley on (#32FQ7)
Off-grid systems garner a piddling 1% of electricity investment in the African and Asian countries that need them most
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by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on (#32AJN)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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on (#32AJQ)
n this webinar, Teledyne SP Devices’ ADX time-interleaving ADC IP will be explained, detailing the use of a digital block for the post processing of the output from interleaved ADCs and how it can be used with any ADC.
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by Amy Nordrum on (#32AJR)
It may not help as much as you think
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by Mark Harris on (#3294G)
Court documents accidentally reveal costs for the company's self-driving car project between 2009 and 2015
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by Philip E. Ross on (#32AJT)
The Fuso eCanter cost more to buy but less to operate, the Mitsubishi Fuso division asserts
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by Philip E. Ross on (#327NT)
The Fuso eCanter cost more to buy but less to operate, the Mitsubishi Fuso division asserts
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by Dexter Johnson on (#32AJV)
Plasmonic nanostructures let infrared sensors turn themselves on and off
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by Dexter Johnson on (#325YW)
Plasmonic nanostructures let infrared sensors turn themselves on and off
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by Eliza Strickland on (#32AJW)
In his new book, Max Tegmark says the outcome of AI research--and of the universe--is in our hands
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by Eliza Strickland on (#325PZ)
In his new book, Max Tegmark says the outcome of AI research--and of the universe--is in our hands
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by Evan Ackerman on (#32AJX)
A protective origami shell that gets 92 percent smaller makes for a safe and portable delivery drone
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by Evan Ackerman on (#325M8)
A protective origami shell that gets 92 percent smaller makes for a safe and portable delivery drone
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