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Tesla Places Big Bet on Vision-Only Self-Driving
Full Self-Driving beta software v9.0 shows many improvements, but the road to full autonomy still looks rocky
Jump-start Your Electric Motor Designs with Ansys Motor-CAD
Jump-start Your Electric Motor Designs with Ansys Motor-CAD
The Battery Revolution Is Just Getting Started
Many more fortunes will be made before the battery boom runs its course
Hydrogen Battery "Sponges" Store Solar for the Grid
Start-up Lavo's system will store energy and make green hydrogen
Accelerate IoT Regulatory Compliance Testing
Accelerate IoT Regulatory Compliance Testing
Standards Take Online Gaming to the Next Level
Guidelines are in the works for e-sports and cloud gaming
Dextrous Robotics Wants To Move Boxes With Chopsticks
This approach could be more versatile than grippers or suction
The Mini-LED Is the Future of Big Displays
The reigning OLED technology will survive only in small displays
Join Keysight experts for 5G Rel-16 Essentials Week
Keep Up with 5G with 3GPP 5G Rel-16 Essentials Week
Adobe Cofounder Charles Geschke Dies at 81
IEEE also mourns the loss of several of its prominent IEEE volunteers
Video Friday: Walker X
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
This Laser Scans Skies for Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gases
NIST device tracks methane, carbon dioxide and ozone
For the First Time, Scientists Detect a Moving Photon Multiple Times Without Destroying It
Boon for all things quantum
Fix DFM hotspots in P&R with sign-off confidence
Fix DFM hotspots in P&R with sign-off confidence
Bellingcat Crowdsources Spycraft, Scales Up Sleuthing
'Net-smart investigations hunt smuggled weapons, downed jetliners, and Russian assassinations
Free Whitepaper: Safety Advancements of Loadbreak Separable Connectors
Safety Advancements of Loadbreak Separable Connectors
A Passionate Proponent of Professional Ethics for Engineers
Walter Elden is an advocate for ethics advice and support programs for members
A New Laser For More Efficient Communications
A defect-resistant topological laser emits pure telecommunication-wavelength light at room temperatures
Exclusive Q&A: Neuralink’s Quest to Beat the Speed of Type
An inside engineering look at the brain implant company's near and far term goals
Video Friday: Spot Meets BTS
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
New AR System Alters Sight, Sound and Touch
Tactile Echoes allows users to freely interact with any surface
2022 U.S. Budget Funds New ICBMs—A Reckless Diversion?
Minuteman III’s successors could represent a dangerous misstep
Physicists Teach AI to Simulate Atomic Clusters
Physics-informed machine learning might help verify microchips
At Least 2,034 Ways Earth Has Blown Its Cover
Intelligent life in these nearby star systems could locate us the same way we find exoplanets
Zebra Technologies To Acquire Fetch Robotics for $305 Million
Zebra X Fetch aimed at fulfillment, supply chain management
Free Access to Thousands of COVID-19 Research Documents
Find them in the IEEE Xplore Digital Library
It’s Easy for Computers to Detect Sarcasm, Right?
Sentiment analysis, which can already identify anger, joy, fear, sadness, and confidence, can now spot sarcasm as well
IEEE’s Commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Now it is easier for authors to change to their preferred name
A Better Platform for Testing Circuit Boards
Bringing augmented reality to circuit board development by overlaying the PCB with relevant information in real-time
Parrot Announces A Bug-Inspired 4G Drone
The ANAFI Ai is designed for professionals and has (almost) unlimited communications range
Handheld Device Fights Fatigue by Stimulating Vagus Nerve
Putting an electrical stimulator on the neck can help combat sleep deprivation
When Infrastructure Confronts a Searing Heat Dome
Portland, Oregon’s crippled rail systems reveal how climate change sometimes outpaces infrastructure
A Deep Dive Into IEEE’s Recent History
Learn about its successful standards programs and other topics
SoftBank Stops Making Pepper Robots, Will Cut 165 Robotics Jobs in France
Things aren’t looking good for Aldebaran’s friendly humanoid robot
How and When the Chip Shortage Will End, in 4 Charts
Fabs using older process nodes are the key
This Quantum Computer is Sized For Server Rooms
A new 24-qubit trapped-ion option can fit in two server racks
Legged Robots Do Surprisingly Well in Low Gravity
SpaceBok boks around on simulated asteroids, using its legs to keep oriented and under control
Engineers: You Can Disrupt Climate Change
Decarbonization, carbon capture, and solar-radiation management will provide work for decades to come
The Evolution of 5G in Current Releases of GPP Standards and Its Impact on Testing
New testing strategies for 5G New Radio
Why Robots Can’t Be Counted On to Find Survivors in the Florida Building Collapse
Navigating the rubble of a collapsed structure is still extremely challenging
Raj Reddy Bets on Babel Fish, Gordon Bell Says No Way
Famous computer scientists are placing wagers again
Video Friday: Household Skills
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Reckoning With Tech Before It Becomes Invisible
Facial recognition, route-finding software, and more have the potential for dire consequences
To Fly a Drone in the U.S., You Now Must Pass FAA's TRUST Test
New drone rules for recreational pilots
Tracking Plastics in the Ocean By Satellite
Turns out microplastic concentrations fluctuate with the seasons
Michelin Puts Puffy Sails on Cargo Ships
The move could boost a vessel’s fuel efficiency by 20 percent
How the Financial Industry Can Apply AI Responsibly
This IEEE playbook puts principles into practice
For precision, the Sapphire Clock outshines even the best atomic clocks
Breakthrough oscillator could set the pace for quantum computers
China Tries To Solve Its Rocket Debris Problem
Warnings aren't enough, but reusable rockets might be
Study: 6G's Haptic, Holographic Future?
Possibilities and challenges for future 6G communications networks
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