|
by Tekla S. Perry on (#37D0H)
Planting inexpensive MEMS devices in hands-free “keys†could prevent car theft
|
IEEE Spectrum
| Link | https://spectrum.ieee.org/ |
| Feed | http://feeds.feedburner.com/IeeeSpectrum |
| Updated | 2026-09-27 02:15 |
on (#37CJJ)
|
by Dexter Johnson on (#37CJK)
A new terahertz detector could bring more bandwidth to wearable sensors or intelligent cars—and it bends, too
|
|
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.
|
|
by Jeff Hecht on (#37ABV)
Lockheed will tackle the next big challenge in laser weapons—putting one in a top-gun fighter jet
|
|
by Philip E. Ross on (#379QK)
Mere copper wire can now shunt masses of high-def data over a long distance
|
|
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
|
|
by Samuel K. Moore on (#375RD)
Cash from Qualcomm and a German pharmaceutical firm brings VC investment to $19 million in its first year
|
|
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.
|
|
by David Schneider on (#370FQ)
With this DIY design, you can take your own temperature-controlled soldering iron out into the field
|
|
by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on (#36YXW)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
|
|
by Jeremy Hsu on (#36Y9E)
A debugging method for deep learning AI pits neural networks against each other to find errors
|
|
by Dexter Johnson on (#36XJP)
3D laser fabrication technique makes "in-chip" photonic devices inside of silicon
|
|
by Samuel K. Moore on (#36TRN)
Rutgers engineers invent cheap biometric access control that works on any solid surface
|
|
by Emily Waltz on (#36TEY)
Researchers train algorithms to identify people with suicidal thoughts based on fMRI brain scans
|
|
by Michael Koziol on (#36SVD)
It would be the first new chamber discovered since the 19th century, but not everyone is convinced
|
|
by Eliza Strickland on (#36QFN)
A new exhibit by experimental philosopher Jonathon Keats challenges participants to think about the future of work
|
|
by Prachi Patel on (#36PNV)
Zunum Aero plans to make regional flight service cheaper, faster, and greener with its 12-seater hyrid jet
|
on (#36PJR)
Using the NI CompactRIO platform can save hundreds of thousands of dollars in development time
|
by John Boyd on (#36P06)
Sony revives its dead canine and gives it more lifelike movements
|
|
by Keenan Wyrobek on (#36KXX)
Created by a small team at Willow Garage in Silicon Valley, ROS went on to become the world's most influential robotics software platform
|
|
by David C. Brock on (#36M4D)
Here’s the surprising story behind the software that conquered the world, one slide at a time
|
|
by David C. Brock on (#36KQR)
Here’s the surprising story behind the software that conquered the world, one slide at a time
|
|
by Amy Nordrum on (#36KME)
But no one really knows how lasers affect bird vision
|
|
by Mark Harris on (#36JPK)
Alphabet’s self-driving car company showcases minivans operating without human oversight
|
|
by Tekla S. Perry on (#36HS7)
The Wine Country fires destroyed an irreplaceable piece of Silicon Valley history
|
|
by Evan Ackerman on (#36H6K)
This robot has no sensors, no controller, and weak actuators, but it can autonomously generate a variety of gaits
|
|
by Charles Q. Choi on (#36GYN)
A supercomputer surpasses the proposed limit of using conventional machines to simulate quantum computers
|
|
by Tracy Staedter on (#36G8D)
Singapore and London have rolled out CCTVs, police body cameras, and new apps to assist law enforcement
|
|
by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on (#369ER)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
|
|
by Eliza Strickland on (#369ET)
Entrepreneur and disruptor Jonathan Rothberg launches an ultrasound tool from his latest company, Butterfly Networks
|
|
by David C. Brock on (#3696V)
Used in pioneering computer-graphics research, the Utah teapot has made cameos in Pixar’s Toy Story, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, and “The Simpsonsâ€
|
|
by Stephen Cass on (#3691T)
A photographer captures the last traces of a dying technology on the sidewalks of New York City
|
|
by Philip E. Ross on (#368NS)
The point is not to win races, but to make motorcycles a lot safer
|
|
by Dexter Johnson on (#368FF)
The potential for ferroelectric materials in next-generation electronics gets a boost
|
|
by David Schneider on (#368FD)
You can’t buy one, but you can build a DIY one for tinkering in the field
|
|
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
|
|
by Emily Waltz on (#36628)
Visual prosthesis to be implanted in five patients with retinal disease
|
|
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.
|
|
by Jack Copeland and Jason Long on (#365T9)
The computing pioneer gave his computer the ability to play notes
|
|
by Charles Q. Choi on (#365NE)
Neural net modeled after human brain's visual system could aid computer preception
|
|
by Z. Gary Yang on (#3652V)
Move over, lithium ion: Vanadium flow batteries finally become competitive for grid-scale energy storage
|
on (#364TF)
Improve your results for design and test network analysis at millimeter-wave frequencies.
|
by Vaclav Smil on (#362KY)
China gets all the attention, but there’s another big Asian country that’s making gigantic strides
|
|
by Dexter Johnson on (#362E2)
The team that built it hopes it will lead to portable graphene-based biochemical sensors
|
|
by Ben Wolff on (#361YA)
Sarcos CEO Ben Wolff argues that highly mobile, dexterous robots will transform industry and disaster response
|
|
by Michael Dumiak on (#35Z2P)
The next step in wine production that will appeal to connoisseurs' palates and vintners' bottom lines: the art of noise
|
|
by Mark Anderson on (#35Z9A)
Asis Kumar Chaudhuri has delved into the great theorist’s less successful life as an engineer
|
|
by Erico Guizzo on (#35W70)
If we want to send humans to Mars, we'll need astronaut-robot collaboration systems like this
|