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Quantum tunneling helps electrons pass through barriers in new "rectenna" device
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It creates less carbon emissions than the coal it replaces, but we have to find ways to minimize the leakage of methane
by Jeremy Hsu on (#5JBS8)
Commercialization of AI-assisted dubbing for TV and films hints at bigger possibilities with digitally captured acting performances
by Takao Someya on (#5JCYF)
When the display’s on your skin, you can leave your smartphone in your pocket
by Steven Cherry on (#5JA77)
How should the law treat AI?
by Samuel K. Moore on (#5JAFF)
Ten-year investment part of a global race to secure semiconductors
by Samuel K. Moore on (#5JA5P)
Ten-year investment part of a global race to secure semiconductors
by Rahul Rao on (#5JBF8)
Cheap lithium-ion batteries now dominate consumer electronics; look out, auto industry
by Kathy Pretz on (#5JA3T)
IEEE and the United Nations are looking for novel ideas to eliminate poverty, promote health, and more
by Emily Waltz on (#5J9Y1)
Can a handheld gadget usher in a new era of vaccines?
by Filip Szkandera on (#5J8NW)
Use discrete logic chips to build a surprisingly capable CPU with the hottest new architecture
by Evan Ackerman on (#5J8HW)
It’s not the mass, it’s the aerodynamics—and the result could be more sprightly machines
by Peter Fairley on (#5J8BJ)
Solar pumps, batteries, and microcredit are triggering an African agricultural renaissance
by Johanna Perez on (#5J73W)
Produced in cooperation with Nokia, the elearning program covers the fundamentals as well as advanced tech like massive MIMO
by Johanna Perez on (#5J847)
Produced in cooperation with Nokia, the elearning program covers the fundamentals as well as advanced tech like massive MIMO
by Michelle Hampson on (#5J6W2)
Simulations suggest that the approach can achieve early wildfire detection with 99 percent accuracy
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Learn how MaxLinear utilized Calibre RealTime to reduce the total of batch DRC iterations & eliminate potential late-stage issues during signoff.
by Tekla S. Perry on (#5J48K)
How an EE tinkering with home automation turned a hobby DIY project into a consumer product
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Real-time Simulation for De-Risking Energy Storage Integration
by Evan Ackerman on (#5J437)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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Unlike gasoline- or diesel-powered vehicles, there are several ways to charge EVs
by Daniel P. Dern on (#5J3XM)
And she has some tips if you’re a techie thinking of doing the same
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Compliance testing and signal integrity debugging of USB 3.2 interfaces
by Mark Pesce on (#5J2R8)
We had the tools but lacked the imagination
by Evan Ackerman on (#5J2R9)
Using only proprioceptive sensors, this bipedal robot is probably better at stairs than you are
by Lawrence Ulrich on (#5FR47)
Ford's F-150 Lightning, Tesla's Cybertruck, the Electric Hummer, and more: Handicapping the odds for waves of battery-powered pickups to come
by Stacey Higginbotham on (#5J2J7)
Project CHIP’s Compliance Ledger takes security to the next level
by Samuel K. Moore on (#5J168)
Next generation chip doubles processing power
by Kathy Pretz on (#5J13X)
Jenifer Castillo’s goals include providing more support for women in industry, expanding leadership programs, and increasing the number of female senior members
by Evan Ackerman on (#5J13Y)
Using physical colored tiles for programming makes indi an easy and fun intro to robotics
by Kinova on (#5J10X)
Robotic arms on mobile platforms create new capabilities for patient care, disinfection, cleaning, and beyond
by Allison Marsh on (#5J0XV)
Robert Lorenzini built a more efficient silicon-crystal puller from parts he bought at auction
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Free Webinar: Protecting Your Life and Your Business with the IEEE Member Group Insurance Program
by David Schneider on (#5HZND)
Get your imagination revving if you hope to win Hackaday's $25,000 Prize
by Steven Cherry on (#5HZ8C)
Will second-tier cities like Pittsburgh and Baltimore emerge from the pandemic stronger and readier to face climate change?
by Evan Ackerman on (#5HY4W)
The Zhurong rover touches down at Utopia Planitia
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Ansys AI Filter Optimization, Multi-physics and Automation for 5G
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To encourage confidence in the scientific process, the IEEE Photonics Society, SPIE, the Optical Society, and UNESCO have launched a movement
by Philip E. Ross on (#5HXTX)
Its sandwiched design is great at smothering lithium dendrites that can cause batteries to catch fire
by Neil Savage on (#5HV1N)
Adaptive optics proposal would allow tracking and steering of small but still damaging orbital debris
by Joanna Goodrich on (#5HTZD)
IEEE also mourns the loss of the developer of the ground-fault circuit interrupter and others
by Evan Ackerman on (#5HTXF)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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New memory could be multi-bit for ultra-high-density storage
by Evan Ackerman on (#5HSHA)
A tiny nose-worn device turns electrical waveforms into directional smells
by Samuel K. Moore on (#5HSFB)
Chip-scale 6G terahertz transmitters could result
by Lawrence Ulrich on (#5HRZ3)
Swap this technological dead-end out for better batteries, improved superchargers and more universal EV charging standards
by Steven Cherry on (#5HS14)
The Appalachian regions of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia are rich in natural gas, and growing poorer because of it.
by Philip E. Ross on (#5HRCW)
There's no wear and tear—and no rare earths, either