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Meet the First Latina to Lead IEEE Women in Engineering
Jenifer Castillo’s goals include providing more support for women in industry, expanding leadership programs, and increasing the number of female senior members
Sphero indi Brings Robotics to Pre-Kindergarten
Using physical colored tiles for programming makes indi an easy and fun intro to robotics
Mobile dexterous robots: a key element against COVID-19
Robotic arms on mobile platforms create new capabilities for patient care, disinfection, cleaning, and beyond
The Secondhand Origins of Silicon Valley’s Ingot Industry
Robert Lorenzini built a more efficient silicon-crystal puller from parts he bought at auction
The IEEE Member Group Insurance Program…Protecting Your Life and Your Business
Free Webinar: Protecting Your Life and Your Business with the IEEE Member Group Insurance Program
The 2021 Hackaday Game is Afoot!
Get your imagination revving if you hope to win Hackaday's $25,000 Prize
The Future of Post-Industrial Cities
Will second-tier cities like Pittsburgh and Baltimore emerge from the pandemic stronger and readier to face climate change?
China Becomes Third Nation to Successfully Land Rover on Mars
The Zhurong rover touches down at Utopia Planitia
Ansys AI Filter Optimization, Multi-physics and Automation for 5G
Ansys AI Filter Optimization, Multi-physics and Automation for 5G
Do You Believe in Science? Then Take This Pledge
To encourage confidence in the scientific process, the IEEE Photonics Society, SPIE, the Optical Society, and UNESCO have launched a movement
This Solid-State Lithium-Ion Battery Recharges Fast, Protects Against Fire
Its sandwiched design is great at smothering lithium dendrites that can cause batteries to catch fire
Lasers Could Clear Space Junk From Orbit
Adaptive optics proposal would allow tracking and steering of small but still damaging orbital debris
Pioneer of Microwave and Millimeter-Wave Electronics Dies at 80
IEEE also mourns the loss of the developer of the ground-fault circuit interrupter and others
Video Friday: Virtual Cat Petting
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Flash Memory's 2D Cousin is 5,000 Times Speedier
New memory could be multi-bit for ultra-high-density storage
Radomes: Efficient 3D EM Simulation
Radomes: Efficient 3D EM Simulation
Digital Nose Stimulation Enables Smelling in Stereo
A tiny nose-worn device turns electrical waveforms into directional smells
Nanoscale Plasma Switch Goes From Zero to Kilowatts in Picoseconds
Chip-scale 6G terahertz transmitters could result
How Is This A Good Idea?: EV Battery Swapping
Swap this technological dead-end out for better batteries, improved superchargers and more universal EV charging standards
Are Fossil Fuels Impoverishing Middle America?
The Appalachian regions of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia are rich in natural gas, and growing poorer because of it.
In Mahle's Contact-Free Electric Motor, Power Reaches the Rotor Wirelessly
There's no wear and tear—and no rare earths, either
5 Webinars on How to Overcome Concerns Surrounding Wearable Medical Devices
The free sessions cover topics such as cybersecurity and patient privacy
If Necessary, Mars Rover Curiosity Could Rip Its Own Wheels Off to Stay Mobile
Curiosity's wheel wear shouldn't be a problem for years, but if things get bad, JPL has a plan to minimize risk with a "wheel shedding" maneuver
Webinar: How to fuel your DevSecOps in AWS
SANS and AWS Marketplace webinar: How to fuel your DevSecOps in AWS
High-Efficiency Solar Cells Power Satellites—Can They Come Down to Earth?
NREL's push for a 50% efficient solar cell finds more use outside Earth's atmosphere than on the ground—so far
Two Engineers, 60 Years Apart, Explore Aging Together
They share their perspectives and provide tips on successful aging in a new book
IEEE’s Natural Disaster Relief Program Expanding to India, Jamaica, and Puerto Rico
The initiative provides affected areas with power, phone service, and the Internet
IEEE’s Natural Disaster Relief Program Expanding to India, Jamaica, Pakistan, Turkey, and Puerto Rico
The initiative provides affected areas with power, cellphone service, and the Internet
Reconfigurable Optical Networks Will Move Supercomputer Data 100X Faster
Newly designed HPC network cards and software that reshapes topologies on-the-fly will be key to success
Video Friday: A Robot to Brush Your Hair
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
EXCLUSIVE: Google Snaps Up Network-on-Chip Startup Provino
New technology promises faster, more efficient processors for AI
Coming Home: NASA’s OSIRIS-REx Asteroid Mission to Begin Return from Deep Space
Robotic spacecraft begins its two-year voyage to bring back 300-gram soil sample from asteroid Bennu
Used Keysight Equipment for Education, Research, and Non-Profits
Used Keysight Equipment for Education
How Disney Imagineering Crammed a Humanoid Robot Into a Groot Suit
Project Kiwi is a custom bipedal human robot designed to bring fantasy characters to life
IBM Introduces the World’s First 2-nm Node Chip
New chip milestone offers greater efficiency and performance
From Refugee to Micron VP
Thy Tran helped develop the new generation of DRAM chips
The Next Frontier for Gesture Control is Teeth
For control over your devices without making a spectacle of yourself, teeth are the obvious choice
EVs Will Drive A Lithium Supply Crunch
Analysts warn that rising battery demand will constrain supplies, though there's plenty left to mine
Too Perilous For AI? EU Proposes Risk-Based Rules
Draft regulations splits AI applications into risk-based tiers and bans some
Computer History Museum Honors Khan Academy Founder
The museum’s new Tech for Humanity Awards go to Sal Khan and AI researchers working on diagnostics and bias
When Autonomous Cars Teach Themselves to Drive Better Than Humans
A human almost certainly wouldn't be this nice to a cyclist, but for an autonomous car, it's the obvious thing to do
Andrew Ng X-Rays the AI Hype
AI pioneer says machine learning may work on test sets, but that’s a long way from real world use
NASA Extends Mars Helicopter Mission, Will Scout for Perseverance Rover
Ingenuity will keep flying, but things are going to get more challenging
Tula Technology Applies its Engine Smarts to EV Motors
The company that optimized cylinder-switching in GM's V-8 engines is now optimizing performance in synchronous reluctance motors
Wearable Sensor Tracks How Much You Scratch
Data could be a boon for people with eczema and other diseases involving intense itch
How Breville Innovates 4x Faster With Altium
How Breville Innovates 4x Faster With Altium
Getting Inked Up? Thank Thomas Edison
Edison’s electric pen was designed for printing documents. But it’s still used today for tattooing
Video Friday: Good Robots for Bad Knees
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
10 Best-Paying Jobs in Tech
And the 10 software skills that command top dollar
Field-Test Your 5G Network Deployment
eBook: Six Essential 5G Field Tests
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