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How the IBM 1403 Printer Hammered Out 1,100 Lines PerMinute
It took tiny electromagnetic hammers to keep up with new data-processing systems
Model Based Development of Mechatronics & IoT Systems
Learn how next generation math and system design products can be applied right from concept studies, control design, multi-domain system performance optimization to controller implementation & testing.
Nanogrids, Microgrids, and Big Data: The Future of the Power Grid
Distributed generation and automated transactions will change how we produce and consume electricity
Control Design Guide for Next-Generation Machines
The Control Design Guide for Smart Machines White Paper explains the challenges machine builders face today and demonstrates proven methods and solutions to get ahead of the competition
3 Squishy Medical Robots That Are as Soft as You Are
The heart hugger, the drug doser, and flexible forceps show how malleable machines will work safely inside the body
When Drone Delivery Makes Sense: When You're Flying Life-Saving Blood to Hospitals
In Rwanda, the drone delivery startup Zipline is now bringing blood across mountains
Multi-Tone: Testing, Theory and Practice Application Note
While the multi-tone methodology was initially implemented to increase the speed of immunity testing, it has been found that this method also improves equipment efficiency, offers greater flexibility to truly test equipment (EUT) under real world threat conditions, and can be fully compliant to standards.
Diamondoids on Verge of Key Application Breakthroughs
Diamondoids are showing promise in applications as divergent as electron guns and quantum computing
2017’s Top Ten Tech Cars
The all-electric Chevy Bolt, with a range of 383 kilometers, tops our list
2017’s Top Ten Tech Cars: Mercedes-Benz AMG E63 S
It avoids crashing—but if it does, it helps you survive
Smell, the Glove
This lab-on-a-glove puts weapons detection on the user's fingertips
Solar-Powered Graphene Skin Enables Prosthetics to Feel
The electronic skin is touch-sensitive and could be inexpensively manufactured
Intel Now Packs 100 Million Transistors in Each Square Millimeter
This week, Intel revealed more about its 10 nm technology, which it says leads the industry by years
2017’s Top Ten Tech Cars: Infiniti QX50
The world’s first variable compression-ratio engine
Electronic License Plates for Drones
Should drones be required to broadcast an identifying code by radio?
Broadband Chokes for Bias Tee Applications: How to Successfully Apply a DC Bias onto an RF Line
This paper discusses the proper use of broadband chokes in bias tees and critical design considerations including frequency range, DC resistance, current requirements, products size and cost.
2017’s Top Ten Tech Cars: Alfa Romeo Giulia
Digital smarts with an old-school feel
New Samsung Galaxy S8 Unlocks with Facial Recognition, Iris Scanning
Just hold it in front of your face, and you’re in
2017’s Top Ten Tech Cars: Ford Focus RS
Born for the rally race
2017’s Top Ten Tech Cars: Chevrolet Bolt
This EV is fast, long range, and affordable
Planet of the Cows
Cows and people are the large animals that most dominate the environment
IEEE Global Initiative Aims to Advance Ethical Design of AI and Autonomous Systems
AI and robots have to work in a way that is beneficial to people beyond reaching functional goals and addressing technical problems
Commentary: Photo Ops with Coal Miners Offer No Substitute for Fact-based Climate Policy
The sweeping attack on climate action that President Trump demanded in his executive order is likely to prove but short-lived relief for coal miners who cheered him at the EPA
Nanostructures Move From Water Purification to Uranium Extraction
Stanford researchers are getting a lot of mileage from nanomaterials by analyzing market needs
2017’s Top Ten Tech Cars: Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid
Energy efficiency today, robotic driving tomorrow
2017’s Top Ten Tech Cars: Porsche Panamera
The world’s fastest diesel
2017’s Top Ten Tech Cars: Hyundai Ioniq
An EV that wastes no watts
2017’s Top Ten Tech Cars: Cadillac CT6
A lightweight land yacht
Earphone Showdown: Etymotic’s ER4, Audio-Technica ATH-IM70 and LKER i1
Etymotic continues a tradition of balanced sound, but it faces stiff competition
2017’s Top Ten Tech Cars: Morgan EV3
Three wheels, now electric
Speck-Size Computers: Now With Deep Learning
Michigan labs’ “micromotes” aim to make the IoT smarter
Secretive Robotaxi Startup Zoox Prepares for Real-World Testing
Exclusive update on the stealthy unicorn’s plans for a fully autonomous taxi
Here Are the Software Skills That Will Get You the Highest Salary
HANA and MapReduce professionals earn the highest pay but salaries are falling, Compellent and Drupal coming on fast, according to recruitment firm Dice
3D Printer Head-to-Head: Reviewing Two 3D Printers Under $300
Will the New Matter Mod-t or the daVinci miniMaker get 3D printing into the hands of kids?
Uber Suspends Robocar Testing After Crash
The crash flipped the Uber car, a Volvo, onto its side
Eyesight Technologies Will Watch You Drive, and That's a Good Thing
The Israeli computer-vision company will keep you safe in a palatable way—by also making the drive more pleasant
Video Friday: Robotics for Happiness, Drone Films, and Jeff Bezos's Robot Suit
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
How to Protect Your House From Water Leaks—Without the Internet of Things
An Arduino and a few modifications to off-the-shelf equipment are all you need to guard against plumbing disasters
Nanochip Gas Sensors Promise Personal Air Quality Monitors in Our Pockets
Low-power, highly sensitive, chip-based gas sensor operates at room temperature
Twilight for the Golden Age of Earth Observation?
NASA’s new geosensing satellites may be on the chopping block. The timing could hardly be worse
Hackaday Prize Is Looking for Products—and Profitability
The 2017 contest puts a renewed emphasis on projects that could become successful businesses
How Open-Source Robotics Hardware Is Accelerating Research and Innovation
Open hardware systems could make robots more affordable and easier to build
How to Escape the PowerPoint Prison
Presentations don’t have to provoke despair
More Renewable Energy Means More Operating Reserves, Right? Wrong
How changes in regulations have resulted in a decrease in operating reserves
Meet Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, the Writers Behind the Sci-Fi Horror Movie Life
The International Space Station becomes a hunting ground for a Martian creature
A Better Way to Organize the Internet: Content-Centric Networking
An ambitious new networking scheme promises to make the Internet safer and more reliable
Harvard Develops a Cheap Smartphone Test for Male Fertility
Harvard's home testing kit for male fertility would just need your smartphone and semen sample
President Trump Needs an Engineering Adviser
The new president could use advice from a practical problem solver
Power Components for Battery Applications
Today, many systems from electric vehicles and home energy storage to communications infrastructure, use batteries to enable portable power or provide a fall back in the event that mains power fails.
Lice-Hunting Underwater Drone Protects Salmon With Lasers
Yes, fish get lice. Laser-wielding robot will help salmon farmers shoot their way out of the problem
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