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by Evan Ackerman on (#38GDX)
Keeping a million mosquitoes alive on board a drone isn’t as easy as you think
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by Emily Waltz on (#38GDV)
Nanoparticles release drugs on command using magnetic field
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This robocar purchase order, the biggest ever, will stretch over three years, beginning in 2019
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Scientists at India’s National Chemistry Laboratory have pinpointed a clean, cost-effective fuel cell that can replace the unreliable and pollutive diesel generators that power India’s telecom towers.
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Are you responsible for designing efficient battery thermal management systems? Are battery temperature profiling measurements essential to you? If so, then join Keysight for this webcast.
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It took Stanford AI researchers just a month to beat radiologists at the pneumonia game
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Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by Mark Harris on (#388FV)
Ultra-efficient electric truck could revolutionize freight transport—if Tesla can deliver
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by David Schneider on (#386A1)
The for-profit makerspace company closes its doors for good
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This paper discusses the RF design fundamentals of an RF communication system, including the transmission medium, wave propagation, free space path loss, the transmit and receive portion, link design and key components with the intent to provide practical knowledge on the process for designing an RF system.
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by Paul McFedries on (#38655)
After 15 years, IEEE Spectrum’s language columnist bows out
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Two of our favorite robot companies are teaming up to make intelligent little robots that you can actually buy
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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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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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This guide will help you determine if a fiber laser system is right for your applications.
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Calculation Management is fundamental to managing company assets across an organization to reduce errors and create a streamlined process.
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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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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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Learn how high tech companies are leveraging Simulation to reduce product development cycle times, improving the performance of their products and reducing costs associated to warranty repairs, recalls and unnecessary prototypes.
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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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