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Fully autonomous teams of robots will hunt for artifacts in DARPA’s virtual cave environment

The new sensors work by measuring breathing and perform similarly to a flow meter

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Oxidizing and reducing powdered iron has the potential to provide clean power on an industrial scale

The Next Generation of Quantum Analyzers: SHFQA Launch Event

Developed by automotive manufacturer Denso in 1994, the code is used for scanning boarding passes and contactless credit card payments

Help your students get better lab results. Troubleshooting guide for ECE student labs

Nanomotors achieve a versatility and level of control that could open up lab-on-a-chip applications

Thirty minute results with high accuracy set a new gold standard for rapid assays

AWS Marketplace webinar: How to enhance SOC efficiency for the AWS Cloud

See how engineers from EPFL designed a double-sided linear induction motor (DSLIM) for a SpaceX Hyperloop capsule using the COMSOL Multiphysics® simulation software.

The Echo 1 satellite delivered mail, probed the ionosphere, and captured traces of the big bang

Europe Builds Bespoke Translation Machines

Other emerging technologies the company is working on include improving GPS and drone navigation

EP30NS is a two part, nanosilica filled epoxy system for bonding, sealing, coating and encapsulation.

A new system lets surgeons consult with experts without bringing them into the OR

Honeywell releases 10-qubit commercial system, IonQ claims 32-qubit beta

Samsung video display aimed at putting holograms in our hands

Michigan Tech Research Institute’s Team BARCS on winning the Virtual Urban Circuit of the DARPA SubT Challenge

In a report published by IEEE, health experts identify which wearable sensors and contact tracking apps could help

By the time the pandemic ends, roughly one-third of U.S. museums may be gone. That would be a very bad thing.

The feature may resurrect concerns big tech is listening in on us

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The suite of IEEE awards includes the new Frances E. Allen and Mildred Dresselhaus medals

Even soft objects like balloons are now within reach

With Sony and Microsoft introducing their latest players this month, could videogames be a force for good?

Our Silicon Valley correspondent's top gadgets from Pepcom event

With the engineers who developed the key enabling technologies for 5G at its helm, NYU Wireless is pushing ahead with the future generations of wireless networks

Japanese researchers say turning cockroaches into an army of insect cyborgs could be useful in a variety of ways

Sethuraman Panchanathan reveals his funding priorities, the impact of COVID-19 on research, and the importance of STEM education

Based on a cellphone-recorded cough, machine learning models accurately detect coronavirus even in people with no symptoms

Autonomous vehicles, factory robots, and virtual reality are probably unattainable until we wring latency out of our networks. Engineers are working on it

With help of a 30-year-old software architecture, Disney’s robots have their eyes on you

As part of our growing suite of early-stage design verification technologies, the Calibre nmLVS-Recon solution enables design teams to move through early-stage circuit verification more quickly and efficiently, leading to an overall reduction in delivery schedules and time to market.

Most recipients tend to be older white male academics, who are primarily from the U.S.

Nokia Bell Labs and NASA team up to bring wireless networks to the moon

In the midst of an explosion of AI chip startups, IBM and Synopsys have made a toolkit for AI chip design available to everyone

Terahertz rays could find use in wireless networks and detect cancers and bombs

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Philia Labs’ wearable measures physiological indicators to help manage stress

The shoe-fitting fluoroscope was unnecessary and hazardous, but kids loved it

FreeBOTs use magnets and internal motors to roll around or stick together

An expert on maximizing voter participation says other methods are better and more cost-effective

With a little bit of extra work but no additional hardware, your cheap 3D printer can make complex objects out of different kinds of filament

Ethiopia has dammed a tributary, crimping the flow into Egypt, which for the first time in millennia is running out of water

These vacuum devices stood guard during the Cold War, advanced particle physics, treated cancer patients, and made the Beatles sound good

Teaching robots to understand "why" could help them transfer their knowledge to other environments

Sensor-laden darts can collect data in hazardous or inaccessible environments

Which comes first, the network or the devices? Why not both?

Built by Sinn Power, the technology uses a combination of wave, wind, and solar