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Physics-informed machine learning might help verify microchips

Intelligent life in these nearby star systems could locate us the same way we find exoplanets

Zebra X Fetch aimed at fulfillment, supply chain management

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Sentiment analysis, which can already identify anger, joy, fear, sadness, and confidence, can now spot sarcasm as well

Now it is easier for authors to change to their preferred name

Bringing augmented reality to circuit board development by overlaying the PCB with relevant information in real-time

The ANAFI Ai is designed for professionals and has (almost) unlimited communications range

Putting an electrical stimulator on the neck can help combat sleep deprivation

Portland, Oregon’s crippled rail systems reveal how climate change sometimes outpaces infrastructure

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Things aren’t looking good for Aldebaran’s friendly humanoid robot

Fabs using older process nodes are the key

A new 24-qubit trapped-ion option can fit in two server racks

SpaceBok boks around on simulated asteroids, using its legs to keep oriented and under control

Decarbonization, carbon capture, and solar-radiation management will provide work for decades to come

New testing strategies for 5G New Radio

Navigating the rubble of a collapsed structure is still extremely challenging

Famous computer scientists are placing wagers again

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Facial recognition, route-finding software, and more have the potential for dire consequences

New drone rules for recreational pilots

Turns out microplastic concentrations fluctuate with the seasons

The move could boost a vessel’s fuel efficiency by 20 percent

This IEEE playbook puts principles into practice

Breakthrough oscillator could set the pace for quantum computers

Warnings aren't enough, but reusable rockets might be

Possibilities and challenges for future 6G communications networks

Blame it on the varied evolutionary history of electric power grids and the products that have grown up alongside them

Thermal batteries could be the cheap and simple option

The optophone turned letters into tones and was the proof of concept for optical character recognition

New acoustic devices may point to ways to make wireless technology even more compact

Amazon describes these as high-tech autonomous vehicles, but the technology looks like it’s already out of date

The stuff of 2016’s Nobel Prize in Physics could become the logic in future computers and consumer electronics

Address PCB Manufacturing Risks with Intelligent DfM

Tiny perturbations in signal polarizations can hint at underwater seismic events

Sandia’s Dennisa Thomas ensures critical systems work as intended

A combination of batteries, motors, and smarts is pushing aside internal-combustion engines, large and small

Members and sections are encouraged to start planning activities such as competitions, membership drives, and STEM programs for kids

A startup, led by a 25-year-old chemical engineer, is leading the way

sub-THz communication – A Key enabler for Beyond 5G?

This Raspberry Pi–powered replica runs all the original PDP-8 software with enough cycles left to double as a media server

The leader in personal-computer software also aimed to be the most progressive company in the world

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Fortunately, David Warren kept working on his crash-proof flight data recorder

A concept competing for a NASA award would use an enclosed rocket engine and vacuum system to harvest water ice from the lunar surface

RFID's faster cousin could lead to high-speed, low-power data transfer

...And reveal some persistently bigoted tendencies of GPT-3

NanoGraf claims its silicon-anode lithium cells can make the leap to commercial scale

Something as simple as breakfast takes this PR2 90 minutes to set up and then clean, and it’s not always successful