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| Updated | 2025-11-05 00:30 |
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Stanford students meet with John Kerry, U.S. State Department officials, and diplomats from around the world as they take on real-world problems
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Exclusive photos take you through the first mission of Stanford's diving robot
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CNT-enabled carbon fiber composites offers a new age of unheard of functionalities
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Samuel Arbesman has some radical ideas for coping with complexity
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In a frank discussion about inclusion of women and minorities in the Silicon Valley workforce, tech executives and diversity experts say the “pipeline story†is a myth
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Researchers are testing a drone with feathered, folding wings that can maneuver like birds do
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A swarm of roboboats shows it can cooperate as a team on a harbor defense mission
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They need to store an order of magnitude more than anything yet seen
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Physics simulations and AI combine to give pollution forecasts to city dwellers in Beijing and beyond
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A programmable chip turns a robot’s long pauses into quick action
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Silicon nanowires swallowed by human cells provide new bioelectronic tool
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Highlights from the week of 12 December 2016
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New technology offers early and easy detection of circulating tumor cells
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The state’s Department of Motor Vehicles insists that the ride-sharing company get a testing permit before taking to the roads
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Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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Giving each pixel hundreds of memory cells means CMOS imaging chips will have much faster global shutter speed
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The biosensor could catch disease early and revolutionize how drugs are administered
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In the future, this technology could lead to clock rates 1,000 times as fast as conventional electronics
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3D visualization of flu particles helps a vaccine manufacturer predict how to protect against the virus
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If we don’t get a ban in place, there will be an AI arms race
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Strain sensor is so sensitive it could serve as a continuous blood pressure sensor
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Two Bit Circus continues its push to move the conversation from STEM to STEAM
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That means the project, rechristened Waymo, must now start paying its way
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Most lawyers agree that the open-source code is “Use at your own riskâ€
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From a remote island in the South Atlantic, researchers track Africa-born methane
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Ensure you have a maintenance strategy that can help you manage cost if something does go wrong and reduce the risk of failure.
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The standard of automotive lidar is getting cheaper and more reliable
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The US military's annual tech wish list is out, and it's loaded with new digital tools and devices to fight terrorism
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Learn how to choose a suitable mass interconnect system and design an appropriate fixture that seamlessly mates your DUTs to the rest of your test system.
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Highlights from the week of 5 December 2016
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Steve Roberts turned his yacht into an ever-evolving electronics laboratory
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Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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Novel approach could enable various electronics from sensors to displays on packaging
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Precise stimulation could be useful for visual prosthetics or brain-computer interfaces
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Auro Robotics’ autonomous vehicle is shuttling students, faculty, and visitors around Santa Clara University’s pedestrian pathways 8 hours a day
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High speed data interfaces like USB, HDBaseTâ„¢, HDMI, DVI, and DisplayPort require careful consideration to ensure reliable communication that is free of disruptive EMI.
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For the first time, a wave guide is rewritable using an all-optical technique
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The head of Alphabet’s innovation lab talks about its latest "moonshot" projects
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A strip of robot modules can be resized and reshaped to form all kinds of different devices and interfaces
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Quadriplegics move hand exoskeletons using brain signals and eye movement, and not just in the lab
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Easing stoplight angst is just a first taste of what car-to-road communications can do
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Danish island experiments with demand aggregation
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A contact lens uses LCDs and flexible electronics to act as an artificial iris
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Researchers discover new property for overlooked 2D material
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Learn how to quickly connect NI's embedded control and monitoring systems to third party automation components via OPC UA
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A projector with a Pi-controlled motor and camera can capture frame-by-frame transfers
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The secret to agile animals is their ability to make repetitive very high jumps, and Salto is the first robot that can do the same
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