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New System Could Break Bottleneck in Microprocessors
Turning burdensome software into simple hardware speeds core-to-core communication in microprocessors
Tackle This: Football’s Newest Most Valuable Player is a Robot
The MVP robot tackling dummy takes hits so football players won’t have to
Graphene Enables Flat Speakers for Mobile Audio Systems
Realizing the promise of over a century of thermoacoustic-based speakers, simple process means the technology could find its way into portable speakers
Video Friday: Atlas Balancing, Giant Drone With Arms, and Modified Racing Roomba
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
EEG Identification Can Steal Your Most Closely Held Secrets
Brain wave-based authentication systems are giving away a lot more than just your name
Swarms of Robots Manage to Not Run Into Each Other
This is much harder to do than it sounds
Mercedes Tries to Conquer the Last Mile With Cute Delivery Drones and Bots
Fly my pretties! Vans will release and retrieve drones and wheeled cargo bots
A Chip-Scale Source for Quantum Random Number Generators
Researchers build a photonic integrated circuit that could one day give smartphone security true random numbers
Handy Device + Phone App Tells if Fruit Is Ripe
A handheld spectrometer could help farmers optimize harvests and improve fruit and vegetable sorting and storage
Nanoparticles Found in Brains Come From External Sources
Research indicates that nanoparticles found in the brain are not the product of the body but likely come from air pollution
The Two-Camera iPhone 7 Plus Is Just the Beginning of the Camera Count Competition
Apple dips into the multicamera waters, while startup Light gets ready to ship a 16-camera device
iPhone 7 Ditches the 3.5-mm Analog Audio Jack
It's not the first to do so, but it could change the audio quality equation
Double 2 Review: Trying Stuff You Maybe Shouldn't With a Telepresence Robot
We find out how well a telepresence robot can visit the zoo and play golf at the beach
Carbon Nanotube Transistors Finally Outperform Silicon
With sorting and placement of CNTs solved, CNTs outperform even the best silicon-based transistors
Modern Airports Offer No Easy Way Out for Panicking Crowds
Simulations have highlighted the flaws of modern airport layouts when it comes to enabling emergency evacuations
The Little Hack That Could: The Story of Spotify’s “Discover Weekly” Recommendation Engine
How two software engineers pulled together machine learning tools to make one of Spotify's most popular offerings
Facebook Engineers Crash Data Centers in Real-World Stress Test
After dodging disasters from Hurricane Sandy, Facebook instigates its own outages as part of Project Storm
Video Friday: Self-Driving Tractor, Robot Sumo, and Trolley Problem Solved
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Nanomaterial Offers First Fabric That Can Keep Us Cool
Fabric allows infrared radiation to escape while blocking visible light from the sun
Germany's Engineering Gap Increasing Fast With Rise of New Technologies
Germany's industry will have to fill 100,000 extra engineering positions
Expert Questions Claim That St. Jude Pacemaker Was Hacked
Evidence is not strong for harmful hack, says medical device security expert Kevin Fu
Meteorites Offer Insight Into Ion Bombardment on Nanoscale
Researchers observe the effects of of ion bombardment on crystals and describe their mechanism
Disney Robot With Air-Water Actuators Shows Off "Very Fluid" Motions
Meet Jimmy, a robot puppet powered by fluid actuators
Squirts of Water Can Boost Engine Performance, Fuel Economy by 13%
Bosch's WaterBoost system cools engines down to save on gas while increasing power
Whip-Tail Robot Learning to Manipulate Objects Like Indiana Jones
A passive, compliant tail can be used like a whip to interact with objects
From Passwords to Passthoughts: Logging In to Your Devices With Your Mind
Earbud EEG turns brain waves into biometric passwords
Brain-Zapping Gadgets Need Regulation, Say Scientists and (Some) Manufacturers
At-home use of brain stimulation devices is already a reality, but the U.S. FDA has yet to step in
Future Airplanes Will Fly On Twistable Wings
Replacing traditional flaps with bendable bits will reduce noise and save fuel
Touchscreen Design with Computational Apps
Applications streamline capacitive touchscreen design and optimize the workflow
Researchers Map Locations of 4,669 Servers in Netflix’s Content Delivery Network
The CDN of the popular video-streaming service lives in at least 243 locations
Maybe Drone Privacy Shouldn't Be a Federal Case
The FAA's new drone rules leave an opening for state and local authorities to pursue privacy protections
Graphene Enables Next Step Towards the Age of "Valleytronics"
Graphene opens up possibilities beyond electronics and spintronics to a new era of valleytronics
Mediterranean Countries Forgot the Mediterranean Diet
The world is tending toward a monodiet based on Western fast food, and nowhere is this more striking than in Spain and Italy
Centimeter-Level GPS Positioning For Cars
Cheap, near-instantaneous, and superaccurate positioning can keep cars safely within their lanes—even in a blizzard
Drive.ai Solves Autonomous Cars' Communication Problem
Safe driving is only one part of the autonomous car challenge. Interaction with humans is another
Some Assembly Required
This online simulator lets you explore the workings of a simple microprocessor
Malawi and South Africa Pioneer Unused TV Frequencies for Rural Broadband
Pilot projects show the potential for repurposing TV frequencies
Injectable Nanowires Monitor Mouse Brains for Months
Implantable device could teach about brain development and disease
New 3D Composites Could Help Store Energy for Hybrid and Electric Vehicles
A sandwich of polymers and nanoceramic parts could improve the performance of capacitive storage devices
Nanoscale Wireless Communication Operates at Visible Wavelengths for the First Time
Plasmonic nanoantennas are 60 percent faster than previous plasmonic wave guides
Setting a Land Speed Record with an Sidecar Motorcycle
Kevin Clemens built this electric sidecar motorcycle to set a world record on the salt flats of Bonneville
Setting a Land Speed Record with a Sidecar Motorcycle
Kevin Clemens built this electric sidecar motorcycle to set a world record on the salt flats of Bonneville
DIY Emergency Button: Hack a Nike + iPod Sport Kit to Create an Elder-Alert System
Some inexpensive components can replace pricey commercial services
Video Friday: Octopus Robot, Solar Drone, and Humanoid Neck Test
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Carbon Nanotube-Based Sensor Detects Toxins With a Mobile Phone
Carbon nanotubes wrapped in a polymer offer a powerful sensing platform for many chemicals
Why Should Engineers Give Themselves Awards?
Because engineers look good in evening wear (and so does the profession)
Real-Time Crowd Simulator Could Help Prevent Deadly Stampedes
System collects real-time crowd data to help authorities predict and head off tragic stampedes that have left hundreds dead
Tackling Air Quality Prediction in South Africa With Machine Learning
IBM is expanding its machine learning technology to predicting air quality from China to South Africa
Flying Parrot's Disco Drone: An Enormous Amount of Almost-Affordable Fun
Parrot's Disco drone is incredibly easy to fly and comes with an impressive autopilot and FPV included
A Reality Check for the World’s Largest Radio Telescope
Chinese supercomputer tests software of the world’s biggest telescope
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