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Kevin Clemens built this electric sidecar motorcycle to set a world record on the salt flats of Bonneville
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IEEE Spectrum
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| Updated | 2026-02-13 20:00 |
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by David Schneider on (#1RRFK)
Some inexpensive components can replace pricey commercial services
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by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on (#1RR0F)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by Dexter Johnson on (#1RN3X)
Carbon nanotubes wrapped in a polymer offer a powerful sensing platform for many chemicals
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by Robert W. Lucky on (#1RMYM)
Because engineers look good in evening wear (and so does the profession)
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by John Boyd on (#1RMQV)
System collects real-time crowd data to help authorities predict and head off tragic stampedes that have left hundreds dead
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by Lucas Laursen on (#1RKTQ)
IBM is expanding its machine learning technology to predicting air quality from China to South Africa
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by Evan Ackerman on (#1RHHX)
Parrot's Disco drone is incredibly easy to fly and comes with an impressive autopilot and FPV included
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by Alexander Hellemans on (#1RM81)
Chinese supercomputer tests software of the world’s biggest telescope
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by Alexander Hellemans on (#1RHDE)
Chinese Supercomputer tests software of the world's biggest telescope
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by G. Pascal Zachary on (#1RH8G)
First-generation augmented reality games are harbingers of better mind-expanding tools
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by Dexter Johnson on (#1RDWC)
Researchers discover that graphene-based quantum dots can maintain four simultaneous quantum states as opposed to just two
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by Philip E. Ross on (#1RDNH)
Total self-driving capability may soon go from fringe to mainstream
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by Julianne Pepitone on (#1RDNF)
The Internet of Things, medical electronics, and railroads are all good bets
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by Eliza Strickland on (#1RCXQ)
If a brain-stimulation gadget catches on, expect controversy over “brain dopingâ€
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by Evan Ackerman on (#1RCRG)
Parrot officially releases Disco, a smart and sophisticated fixed-wing drone with a full FPV kit
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by Amy Nordrum on (#1RCKX)
The Wayback Machine reveals two decades of Web tracking and third-party requests
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by Stephen Cass on (#1RA2Y)
Reverse engineering the Iridium satellite network, a home pharma reactor, and a new censorship-resistant file-sharing system were all demoed in NYC
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by Charles Q. Choi on (#1R99M)
Foam and bubble wrap help concentrate heat without mirrors or lenses
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by Evan Ackerman on (#1R8XY)
NanoRacks explains why rocket upper stages should get a second life as space habitats instead of having them burn up in the atmosphere
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by Evan Ackerman on (#1R1SV)
Festo's chief pilot gives us a private demo of its eMotionButterfly, AirJelly, and AirPenguin
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by Dexter Johnson on (#1R1QP)
Soil bacteria modified to conduct 2000 times as much electricity as that in untreated dirt
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by Neil Savage on (#1R1D1)
The life blood of a new room-temperature laser is a green fluorescent protein from jellyfish
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by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on (#1R16F)
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by Amy Nordrum on (#1R0QA)
Humidity and rain cause their own form of interference
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by Dexter Johnson on (#1R0DK)
A faster conversion from blue light to red and green light leads to a 20-fold increase in data transmission speeds
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by Philip E. Ross on (#1QY79)
Uber and Volvo are putting 100 cars on the road faster than anyone had expected
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by Emily Waltz on (#1QY1P)
Audits of renowned neuroscientist's electrical stimulation studies uncover problems
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by Prachi Patel on (#1QXTY)
Computer models combine daytime satellite images, nightlights, and survey data to estimate poverty levels
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by Amy Nordrum on (#1QWT2)
Warning: All projections for the Internet of Things are subject to change
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by Evan Ackerman on (#1QTJ7)
The company that makes the best (and most expensive) lidar systems gets a huge pile of cash to make them cheap enough for cars
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by Philip E. Ross on (#1QT20)
The vehicles are the second stage in robo-bus development, following an earlier test on less-traveled roads
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by Evan Ackerman on (#1QSK5)
The competition starts with teams operating a robot in a simulated Martian dust storm
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by Dexter Johnson on (#1QPXT)
Molybdenum sulfide's optical properties shorten a water purification process from days to minutes
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by Evan Ackerman on (#1QPXW)
Inspired by mountain goats, this novel robotic leg could result in robots that move in completely new ways
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by Eliza Strickland on (#1QPJ2)
Kernel wants to build a neural implant based on neuroscientist Ted Berger's memory research
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by Rachel Courtland on (#1QPER)
The mission will test quantum links—in principle unhackable—between space and the ground
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by Philip E. Ross on (#1QJZC)
And many other brands are vulnerable to another hack, researchers say
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by Evan Ackerman on (#1QJDB)
Abundant Robotics is sucking apples right off the tree
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by Philip E. Ross on (#1QJ7P)
No need for range anxiety: most EV drivers would manage on a given day, and a quarter would have no trouble in an entire year
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by Kristen Clark on (#1QAYM)
Engineering chops merge with first-person-view flying in the exhilarating mixed reality sport of drone racing
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by Dexter Johnson on (#1QARN)
So-called click reactions using copper as a catalyst no longer need kill QD's key property
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#1QAP1)
Intel's purchase of Nervana gives the tech titan ownership of a specialized chip designed for deep learning
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by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on (#1QA05)
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by Dexter Johnson on (#1Q77P)
Researchers can turn 'on' or 'off' the mechanical anisotropy of black phosphorus
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#1Q719)
Patients regained some voluntary movements. Difficult to say which technology was the key factor
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by Charles Q. Choi on (#1Q6X0)
The biocompatible touchpad could one day be implanted into skin
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by Amy Nordrum on (#1Q3S7)
When a transhumanist runs for president, what does that mean for society?
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by Willie D. Jones on (#1Q3CF)
Carrier admits that its original story, blaming a local utility for setting off the chain of events that led to more than 1000 flight cancellations on Monday and Tuesday, was a work of fiction
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by Evan Ackerman on (#1Q352)
Locus Robotics founder Bruce Welty explains how his company is developing better warehouse robots from scratch
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