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Edison’s electric pen was designed for printing documents. But it’s still used today for tattooing

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And the 10 software skills that command top dollar

eBook: Six Essential 5G Field Tests

AI systems with emotional intelligence could learn faster and be more helpful

His donations have benefited UCLA’s engineering school and UC Irvine’s health sciences college

Startup Q-CTRL teams with Australian transportation agency to test how quantum computing can optimize transportation networks

Instead of being directed movement by movement, an AI-based prosthetic infers the wearer’s destination

The 36-fold rise in aquacultural production in the past 50 years is unparalleled in the history of agriculture

The best and latest resources in space technologies are here

SRI’s manta-inspired kites can safely and efficiently extract energy from moving water

Pulse stability measurement of radar signals

Noah Hutton reveals his motivation behind the film, that time Henry Markram stood him up, and why 10 years was enough

White Paper on Battery Modeling

Producing effective code means understanding more than just programming

New educational program covers topics you need to know such as transparency and data privacy

Learn about beamforming and beam management techniques in 5G mmWave

Long-lasting devices written with carbon nanomaterial inks can be remade into new ones when their work is done

Silicon carbide radio circuits can take the volcanic heat of Venus

Tianhe's first module expected to be joined by other launches—establishing the full Chinese Space Station by end of 2022

Fully autonomous exploration and mapping of the unknown is a cutting-edge capability for commercial drones

Holographic tech in the corporate sector is rapidly advancing, but will today’s hybrid workplace see widespread adoption?

Holographic tech in the corporate sector is rapidly advancing, but will today’s hybrid workplace see widespread adoption?

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How cellphones will soon have better battery life and higher data rates, and replace broadband for millions of people

In this video, the three designers who gave Spectrum its bold new look explain how they did it

New research suggests classical phenomena in optics may enable a new kind of hybrid computation

The CEO of Ellume, the company behind the first at-home test, says next flu season will be very confusing

Syracuse University engineering professor Tapan Kumar Sarkar dies at 72

Salvage obsolete tech with Wi-Fi and a Raspberry Pi Zero

Four IEEE societies have promised to have gender-diversified panels at their events

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The wireless industry is divided on Open RAN’s goal to make network components interoperable

Engineers got the biggest raises in Charlotte, Orlando, and New York City

eBook on Understanding BLDC Motor Control Algorithms

Training patients to use muscle electrodes for robotic limb control works better than previously thought possible

The recent power shortfalls in Texas exposed the need for better control

Blind survey asks: Is it Austin, Chicago, New York, San Francisco, or Seattle?

Global Trends in EV Charging Standards

The American luxury carmaker announces plans to sell only EVs by decade's end—but who's buying?

These guidelines aim to increase the use of renewable energy, improve efficiency, and reduce environmental impact

The OTTO 1500 gets some well-deserved upgrades after a million operating hours

Almost 2000 entries ranked in MLPerf’s latest inferencing list

Meet the next generation of signal generator at this Zurich Instruments launch event

3D-Printed Rockets and a COVID-19 Home Diagnostic Test Stand Out

Two new centers employ nanoparticles, RF coils, and a host of other tech for the cryogenic storage of biological tissues—maybe even for a vault on the moon

The lossless-compression pioneer received the 2021 IEEE Medal of Honor

Machines that learn the worst human impulses can still relearn

Theoretical blueprint aims to suppress overwhelming errors with a new approach to making qubits

Stevens professors are accelerating research in civil engineering disciplines, from developing smart infrastructure to predicting storm surges