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Ford Robocar to Ford Engineers: Wake Up!
Ford decides to skip Level 3 autonomy because its own engineers fall asleep during test drives
One-Step Optogenetics for Hacking the Nervous System
Researchers squeeze a three-step optogenetics process into one nifty probe and demonstrate it in mice
IEEE 802.11ax: Wireless Networking in High-density WLANs
This webinar will address the open challenges that high-density WLANs must overcome to achieve high spatial reuse and spectrum efficiency.
SRI's Pioneering Mobile Robot Shakey Honored as IEEE Milestone
Shakey's creators and colleagues share inside stories at the celebration and talk about robotics today
Video Friday: Robot Push-Recovery, Air-Water Drone, and DARPA Explains AI
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Industry Schools Government about the Future of Self-Driving Cars
A house subcommittee hearing could shape the direction of the automotive autonomy in the United States
Graphene Could Buttress Next-Gen Computer Chip Wiring
Current can literally blow copper interconnects away, but graphene could keep them intact
Flexibility Gives Nanothread Brain Probes Long-Term Durability
Nanoprobe could improve study of diseases such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's
Medical Devices: Making The Right Choice – Your Case For Quality
You will learn how Fresenius addresses the case for quality to improve their competitiveness and profitability and how they develop products to adhere to FDA and global regulations.
Wagging Tails Help Robots Communicate With Humans
Giving a Roomba a tail makes it easy for humans to understand its "feelings"
Model-Based Systems Engineering in Real Life
Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) provides significant opportunities for improved productivity and quality.
Magnetic Control Could Help Robots Navigate Inside Your Body
Clever use of magnetic fields can selectively actuate individual microbots
AI Predicts Autism From Infant Brain Scans
Increased brain growth during the first year of life accurately predicted whether a child at high risk of autism developed the disorder
The Kentucky Startup That Is Teaching Coal Miners to Code
As coal industry jobs are lost, likely not to return, some in coal country have turned to coding
An Autonomous Passenger Drone Seems Like a Terrible Idea
Dubai officials say they'll have an autonomous drone taxi service up and running this year, but if they do, we'd suggest that you never ever use it
What Role Do Household Incomes Play in the Full Cost of Electricity?
Texas, a microcosm of the United States, shows that many households spend a fair fraction of their income on electricity
Nuclear Experts: High Radiation Estimates at Fukushima No Surprise to Us
Despite some press reports suggesting radiation was soaring, TEPCO says high counts were expected as robot probes edged closer to one of the damaged reactors
To Get AI in Everyday Gadgets, Engineers Go to Specialized Hardware
Energy-efficient, deep-learning processors are what's needed to make smart phones, wearables, and other consumer electronics smarter
Factory Owners Are Reluctant to Embrace Wireless
To help, a federal project examines how wireless signals propagate in industrial settings
Congress to Curtail Methane Monitoring
Deregulation actions by congressional Republicans may undercut innovative sensor technology by quashing methane detection at oil and gas sites
Nanoelectrode Array Sees Signals From Inside a Network of Cells
CMOS-based array could test drugs better by recording from within each cell to map an entire network
Controversial Satellite-Messaging Startup Higher Ground Cleared for Takeoff
Now telecom companies fear interference from 50,000 SatPaq devices
Astrobee: NASA's Newest Robot for the International Space Station
Small, versatile, and autonomous, Astrobee will be getting to work on the ISS
5 Things You Missed This Week at IEEE Spectrum: Nanorods for Li-Fi Displays, Health Apps Could Make People Sicker, and More
Some highlights from the week of 6 February 2017
NuScale Reactor Nears One Milestone, With More to Follow
After 17 years, and reams of technical documents, regulators may now start the process of certifying the design
Video Friday: DLR Robot Car, Lady Gaga's Drone Swarm, and Cassie Does Squats
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Millimeter-Scale Computers: Now With Deep Learning Neural Networks on Board
University of Michigan micro-motes aim to make the Internet of Things smarter without consuming more power
Pressure on Japan’s Government to Revamp Country's Energy Mix
Slow nuclear restart and lukewarm reception for electricity deregulation is forcing an energy mix rethink
How Mobile Health Apps and Wearables Could Actually Make People Sicker
Expert evaluators of medical devices raise caution about direct-to-consumer products
Big-Data Analysis for Manufacturing Test
This webinar explores the benefits of proactively organizing and analyzing test data, so that potential problems can be mitigated before they hurt your business.
Nanorods Emit and Detect Light, Could Lead to Displays That Communicate via Li-Fi
Mobile phones that can see without a camera are among some of the other potential applications
Agility Robotics Introduces Cassie, a Dynamic and Talented Robot Delivery Ostrich
One day, robots like these will be scampering up your steps to drop off packages
Medtronic's CardioInsight Electrode Vest Maps Heart's Electrical System
Medtronic's 252-electrode vest helps doctors pinpoint electrical malfunctions of the heart
How NASA's Astrobee Robot Is Bringing Useful Autonomy to the ISS
This free-flying robot will be a big help for astronauts aboard the International Space Station
New Terahertz Transmitter Shines With Ultra-Fast Data Speeds
A tiny CMOS-based terahertz transmitter can hit 105 Gb/s
Self-Destructing Gadgets Made Not So Mission Impossible
New self-destruct mechanism that works within 10 seconds could protect laptops and other devices from theft or espionage
How Do We Estimate Transmission Costs for New Generation?
Overlook the cost to move power to the detriment of your renewable energy project
PTC Integrity Modeler
Discover how an integrated, standards-based tool can support your successful systems and software engineering implementation
The Expert Guide to Systems Engineering Solutions
Tech-Clarity’s Systems Engineering Buyer’s Guide provides a comprehensive guide to the systems engineering landscape.
NASA Announces Space Robotics Challenge Finalists
Top teams will compete in a simulated Mars mission
Rethink’s Robots Get Massive Software Upgrade, Rodney Brooks “So Excited”
Rodney Brooks’s startup Rethink Robotics is releasing software to make its robot Sawyer more versatile and easier to program
Mercedes's Pink Noise Says: Prepare For Impact
The new Mercedes-Benz E Class braces your eardrum against the potentially deafening noise of a crash
Can Brave's Bitcoin Payment Platform Save Online Publishing?
Brave Payments lets you toss small donations of Bitcoin to the publishers whose ads you're blocking
Israeli Startup Goji Is Planning the Oven of the Future
The next-generation kitchen ovens promise perfect cooking using solid-state RF transmitters and sensors
Scientists Measure Single Quantum of Heat
Experimental proof of predictive law of physics could help engineers better manage heat in microprocessors
Why Your Next Job Training Course May Be a MOOC
MOOCs let workers acquire in-demand skills, but do they help companies build an agile workforce?
Powering Ingestible Electronics With the Fluids in Your Gut
Swallowable electronics could transmit data for nearly a week
5 Things You Missed This Week at IEEE Spectrum: Solar DC Microgrids, Disposable Paper Drones, and More
Some of the highlights from the week of 30 January 2017
Video Friday: A Humanoid in the Kitchen, Transparent Gel Robots, and NFL's Ball-Dropping Drone
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Profile: Sanyogita Shamsunder, the “Problem Solver” Behind Verizon’s 5G Network
She manages a team of 15 engineers responsible for plotting Verizon’s next big move
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