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New Microscopy Tech Offers a Kind of “Nano-GPS” for Measuring Magnetism of Atoms
Scientists use one atom to measure the magnetic field of another
What Will Companies Pay Engineers Around the U.S. in 2017? Here’s a Guide
Recruiting firm Randstad suggests employers pay EEs with three to 10 years of experience US $78,000 to $106,000 in 2017; Pacific region salaries are the highest
5 Things You Missed This Week at IEEE Spectrum: Clean Coal Conundrum, Boosting Females in STEM, and more
Your highlights for the week of 27 February 2017
Will a New Glass Battery Accelerate the End of Oil?
New low-cost, nonflammable, high-capacity, rapid-charging solid-state battery could pose threat to the internal combustion engine
Video Friday: Robots With Airbags, Drone vs. Drone, and MIT's Jumping Cube
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Mobile World Congress 2017: Startup Ubirch Sails the Blockchain Into a New Application—IoT
By logging each data point generated by a yacht on the blockchain, ubirch creates a permanent record of the boat's sensor measurements
Inertial Solutions in Autonomous Ground Reference Systems
29 March 2017 Join AutonomouStuff, KVH and NovAtel for a webinar focusing on the Automated Research Development Platforms
Suduko Hints at New Encoding Strategy for DNA Data Storage
New encoding method that makes it possible to come close to the theoretical maximum for DNA data storage
Sudoku Hints at New Encoding Strategy for DNA Data Storage
New encoding method makes it possible to come close to the theoretical maximum for DNA data storage
Texas Hold'em AI Bot Taps Deep Learning to Demolish Humans
A deep-learning AI has beaten human poker pros with the hardware equivalent of a gaming laptop
Texas Hold'em AI Bot Taps Deep Learning to Demolish Humans
A deep learning AI has beaten human poker pros with the hardware equivalent of a gaming laptop
Corporate Titans Unite to Build an Enterprise Version of the Ethereum Blockchain
Competing companies are coming together to make an open blockchain tech business-friendly
Why Indoor Robots for Commercial Spaces Are the Next Big Thing in Robotics
There's a massive, untapped market for robots to be used in commercial spaces such as hotels, offices, and retail stores
Using Loadability Studies to Comply with NERC PRC-025
An August 2003 electric power blackout across the northeast United States and Ontario, Canada, affected an estimated 50 million people. An analysis of this and other major disturbances over the last 25 years revealed that generators tripped for conditions that did not pose a direct risk to those generators and associated equipment.
The Tiny Robots Will See You Now
With new design advances, nanorobots are inching closer to medical use
Your Design Problems, Answered
Are you looking to improve reliability of your LED lighting system or use USB in industrial environments?
Cobalt Robotics Introduces a (Mostly) Autonomous Mobile Security Robot
Combining advanced sensors, AI, and telepresence, this robot can be an effective security guard
Accelerate R&D with Multiphysics Simulation
This guide features must-have information on how multiphysics simulation and custom simulation apps can empower your entire organization with cutting-edge modeling and solver technology
Rack Layout and Thermal Profiling
Learn basic design approaches and explore thermal modeling tools for designing a rack measurement system.
Mobile World Congress 2017: PureLiFi Debuts New Li-Fi Luminaire and Shares Progress on Commercial Pilots
The company knows it needs to ditch the dongle, and believes Li-Fi-enabled chipsets will be here soon
Goodyear’s Illuminated Tires Promised a Whole New Frontier in Car Fashion
But they skidded on wet pavement and melted from heavy braking
Ghost Robotics' Minitaur Demonstrates Impressive New Skills
One of our favorite little legged robots shows off some useful tricks to conquer outdoor terrain
Kemper County and the Perils of Clean Coal Technology
Over budget and behind schedule, a clean coal facility may be a relic before it can become fully operational
How the University of Connecticut Doubled the Number of Women Majoring in Engineering
The key? Have K–12 students meet female engineering undergraduates
Boston Dynamics Officially Unveils Its Wheel-Leg Robot: "Best of Both Worlds"
Handle is a humanoid robot on wheels, and it's amazing
Mass Spectrometry Gets a New Power Source and a New Life
Replacing high-voltage power source with nanogenerators increase sensititivy to new records
Flexible Sensor Might One Day Monitor a Heart for Decades
Scientist solve problem that could make implants safer
These Smart Glasses Automatically Adjust to Your Eyes
Flexible lenses and piezoelectric pistons in these smart glasses keep the world in focus
5 Things You Missed This Week: the start of a self-driving car IP war, 1-step brain hacking, and more
Highlights from the week of 20 February 2017
Self-Driving Cars Have a Bicycle Problem
Bikes are hard to spot and hard to predict
Waymo's Fight With Uber Might Be the First Shot in a Self-Driving Car IP War
Weaponizing Waymo's intellectual property could hurt self-driving startups much more than Uber
JustBoom Turns Your Raspberry Pi Into a Hi-Fi Powerhouse
Amplifier boards and high-res digital-to-analog converters boost volume and clarity
Video Friday: Giant Robot Bug, SpaceX Rocket Landing, and Flamethrower Drone
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
"Stop, Thief!" Waymo Screams at Uber
Waymo accuses Uber and Otto's Levandowski of stealing trade secrets
Browser Fingerprinting Tech Works Across Different Browsers for the First Time
Web browsing just got a little less anonymous: New browser fingerprinting software correctly identifies 99% of online users even if they switch browsers
How EPA Calculates the Cost of Environmental Compliance for Electricity Generators
The EPA approaches this task differently for greenhouse gases than for other pollutants
The 5G Frontier: Millimeter Wireless
Almost limitless bandwidth beckons—if we can tame a wild region of the spectrum
Smart Road to Parked Car: Talk to Me
Parked cars are the missing ingredient in intelligent transportation systems
Borophene Takes Big Step Towards Electronic Devices
First borophene-based heterostructure should guide future work with borophene in nanoelectronic applications
Building Robots Without Ever Having to Say You’re Sorry
The European Parliament’s draft recommendations for governing the creation and use of robots and artificial intelligence includes rights for “smart” robots
Understanding Stimulated Brillouin Scattering with a Multiphysics Approach in COMSOL®
If you are interested in learning how to model stimulated Brillouin scattering (SBS) in COMSOL Multiphysics®, then tune into this webinar
A Low-Power Artificial Synapse Could One Day Interface With the Brain
Battery technology inspires a flexible, organic, nonvolatile device for neuromorphic circuits that needs only millivolts to change state
Finish Line Looms for Google Lunar XPrize Finalists
Five teams, four rockets, and 380,000 kilometers to go
Mildred Dresselhaus, IEEE Medal of Honor Recipient Known as the "Queen of Carbon," Dies at 86
Remembering IEEE Medal of Honor recipient widely revered for contributions to nanotechnology, women in science
Six-Legged Robot One-Ups Nature With Faster Gait
This robot walks in a way that is faster and more efficient than how insects have evolved
Miller Puckette: The Man Behind the Max and Pd Languages (and a Lot of Crazy Music)
Electronic music would be very different without this pioneer
Want an Energy-Efficient Data Center? Build It Underwater
Microsoft wants to submerge data centers to keep them cool and to harvest energy from the sea
New Record: Paralyzed Man Uses Brain Implant to Type Eight Words Per Minute
And auto-complete software should dramatically boost performance for this brain-computer interface
New Paradigm in Microscopy: Atomic Force Microscope on a Chip
MEMS and a new measurement mode shrink AFM technology down to chip scale, creating a much wider market
Stages of Electronics
Cellphones as a fifth-order elaboration of Maxwell’s theory
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