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by Karen Kwon on (#5G9DX)
Energy losses defeated previous-gen flywheels as viable big batteries; so new ones levitate more efficiently
by Brian T. Horowitz on (#5G8KX)
Adidas’s Futurecraft.Strung running shoes explore complex geometries of support for the world’s fastest feet
by Rina Diane Caballar on (#5G7WX)
The growing population of avatars that use AI smarts to interact with us is a major clue
by Corporate Governance on (#5G6WC)
A centralized location and new procedures will help standardize and reinforce the organization’s commitment to professional ethics
by Charles Q. Choi on (#5G6HD)
Its makers envision this device growing to 50+ qubits and fitting aboard satellites, autonomous vehicles
by Maria Gallucci on (#5G6HE)
Researchers in California look to India's canal-top solar arrays for inspiration
by Rina Diane Caballar on (#5G43E)
Mulling over a computer program is not like thinking in everyday language—but it's not pure logic either
by Evan Ackerman on (#5G40P)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
by Dexter Johnson on (#5G2ND)
In Intel and IBM's effort to battle international competitors, joint undertaking marks unlikely duo
by Evan Ackerman on (#5G2BZ)
Multi-contact locomotion helps humans get around tricky environments, and it’s a skill robots are starting to learn
by Jeremy Hsu on (#5G1C0)
Cold clouds of atoms—Bose-Einstein Condensates—will test quantum gravity, enable atom-scale lithography and prospect for minerals from afar
by Vaclav Smil on (#5G17S)
Far less of it is traded long distance than fossil fuels, but the market is definitely growing
by Jonathan Coopersmith on (#5G17R)
Yet another way that China–US tensions are threatening technological progress
by Kathy Pretz on (#5G124)
Michael I. Jordan explains why today’s artificial-intelligence systems aren’t actually intelligent
by Kerem Camsari on (#5G15A)
An engineer channels Galileo to describe a new approach to computing: p-bits
by Tekla S. Perry on (#5FZQM)
Silicon Valley entrepreneur Steve Kirsch urges the FDA to quickly approve Fluvoxamine to prevent severe illness from Covid
by Allison Marsh on (#5FZMR)
Joseph Goebbels commissioned a stylish, mass-producible radio to channel Nazi propaganda into German homes
by Edd Gent on (#5FZJ9)
Many apps try to trick us into doing things we didn't mean to, but a new tool could help take back control
by Katarina Zimmer on (#5FZ80)
Artificial placentas could better the survival odds of premature infants
by Emily Waltz on (#5FZ4N)
Computational modeling of thousands of genetic samples taken from city centers yield new information about COVID-19
by Steven Cherry on (#5FY57)
Can nation-states defend themselves from hackers and one another?
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by Kathy Pretz on (#5FY3G)
The flexible dressing includes strain and temperature sensors and near-field communication tags
by David Schneider on (#5FY3H)
Know when you’ve had enough sun before you get burned
by Megan Scudellari on (#5FXPW)
Univ. of Toronto Researcher: “I did not realize quite how bad [the lack of reproducibility and poor quality in research papers] was.”
by Andrew Jones on (#5FXKE)
Tianwen-1 is expected to attempt a difficult Martian landing in May; if it survives, expect to hear much more
by Evan Ackerman on (#5FXFC)
The innovative firm behind Spot and Atlas releases a robot for the logistics chain—made to move boxes in trucks and on pallets
by Daniel Dern on (#5FV4C)
Pulling on common threads is the key to success across multiple careers
by Evan Ackerman on (#5FV4D)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
by Karen Kaufman on (#5FTZD)
Donations go to programs that provide reliable electricity and STEM education to underserved communities
by Eliza Strickland on (#5FTX2)
Jeff Hawkins, the Palm Pilot's creator, thinks AI needs much more neuroscience in the mix
by Lawrence Ulrich on (#5FTT4)
Fast as lightning, stable when wet
by Payal Dhar on (#5FSXS)
The biggest challenge for a multi-mission robotic lift-off from an alien planet: It must work right the first time
by Lawrence Ulrich on (#5FSVQ)
Lots of EV magic, for less than a Tesla
by Michelle Hampson on (#5FSS4)
New algorithm could help robots and autonomous cars negotiate the real world
by Lawrence Ulrich on (#5FSPE)
A little smaller than the X, and a lot less pricey
by Lawrence Ulrich on (#5FRJ9)
It tells you when the river’s too deep to ford
by Lawrence Ulrich on (#5FREY)
The fastest of its breed, and batteries are included
by Kathy Pretz on (#5FRCN)
Outstanding Young Professional Kartik Kulkarni helped found the IEEE Special Interest Group on Humanitarian Technology
by Lawrence Ulrich on (#5FRAE)
How much tech can $20K buy? Plenty
by Gregg H. Jessen on (#5FR7H)
A new compound semiconductor could surpass gallium nitride in RF and power electronics
by Natasha Bajema on (#5FQTG)
SolarWinds, the Florida water treatment hack, even Texas's grid outage: These are what threats to a nation's cybersecurity look like
by Michael Koziol on (#5FPYS)
The satellite company has adapted the popular IoT technology for use in its constellation
by Mark Pesce on (#5FPYR)
Engineers developing drones or similar robotic helpers need to focus on mitigating the dangers
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5G network slicing security in user equipment
by Lawrence Ulrich on (#5FPTV)
This Croatian car outruns any other EV–for €2 million
by Evan Ackerman on (#5FPTT)
Teaching a 3D printer to construct a sandwich, fold clothes, build a toy car, and more