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by Evan Ackerman on (#346HX)
We're one gelatin-based gripper closer towards robots that you can eat
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by Philip E. Ross on (#346F1)
Has the pioneer of self-driving car met its self-imposed five-year deadline?
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by Emily Waltz on (#3447F)
Quantum dots boost the efficacy of antibiotics
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by Morgen E. Peck on (#3444R)
The heart of Bitcoin is now in Inner Mongolia, where dirty coal fuels sophisticated semiconductor engineering
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by Dexter Johnson on (#343Z0)
Researchers develop an electronic device based on stochastic resonance that could lead to neuromorphic computation
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by Evan Ackerman on (#343E4)
Inspired by a spider, this drone uses web shooters for aerial endurance and control
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#343AN)
The IEEE Medal of Honor winner helped come up with a manufacturing process, foundry plan, and new devices that will finally let silicon carbide loose
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#34133)
The high salaries in tech hotbeds more than make up for the higher costs of living, says job search firm Indeed
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by Neil Savage on (#34104)
Three share award for building LIGO and hearing black holes collide
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by Evan Ackerman on (#3404N)
Do you suffer from social anxiety? This robot has your back, your front, and your sides all covered
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by Amy Nordrum on (#3404Q)
A secure key was sent through China’s quantum communications network, the first of its kind in the world
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by Jeff Hecht on (#33ZQR)
FM receivers could allow iPhone owners to receive emergency messages, but Apple says iPhones 7 and 8 don’t have any
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by Evan Ackerman on (#33ZQT)
Honda's E2-DR is strong, nimble, and can get rained on without exploding
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by Neil Savage on (#33ZQW)
Infrared wireless networks could deliver data at speeds 1,000 times faster than Wi-Fi
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by Amy Nordrum on (#33ZQY)
Dubai wants one blockchain platform to rule them all, while Illinois will try anything
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by Prachi Patel on (#33WGG)
Tech companies and the U.S. government recently pledged $500 million for STEM programs
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by Morgen E. Peck on (#33WGJ)
The terms you need to know to understand the blockchain revolution
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by Morgen E. Peck and David Wagman on (#33WGM)
Neighbors in New York City, Denmark, and elsewhere will be able to sell one another their solar power
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by Erico Guizzo and Evan Ackerman on (#33Q3X)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by Amy Nordrum on (#33Q3Z)
The finance industry is eagerly adopting the blockchain, a technology that early fans hoped would obliterate the finance industry
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by David C. Brock on (#33Q41)
Programs for the Apollo Guidance Computer were encoded by painstakingly threading wires through tiny magnetic cores
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by Dexter Johnson on (#33Q43)
A scalable manufacturing process with high capacity could lead to safer energy storage devices
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by Morgen E. Peck on (#33Q45)
This chart will tell you if a blockchain can solve your problem
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#33M2K)
Satellite imagery analysts tracking North Korea's nuclear program need more than just technical skills
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#33M2N)
New accelerator program seeks entrepreneurs who dream of flying machines
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by By Robert T. Bailey, Product Manager, Kahn Instrum on (#33M2S)
These portable devices—plus Kahn’s range of quality stationary hygrometers—enable professionals in industries from semiconductors to electric power generation combat moisture and improve efficiency.
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by Evan Ackerman on (#33M2V)
This skydiving robot can track humans in freefall and keep them on camera
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by Megan Scudellari on (#33M2X)
The rapid detection system will soon be tested in Haiti
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#33GG9)
A semiconductor engineer is creating automated tools for building design, starting with hospitals
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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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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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