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SANS and AWS Marketplace Webinar: How to Protect Your AWS Environment
Join SANS and AWS Marketplace to learn how implementing an SDN can enhance visibility and control across multiple virtual private clouds (VPCs) in your network
DARPA: Hack Our Hardware
DARPA is running a bug bounty aimed at further hardening new malware-proof architectures
Video Friday: Robotic Glove Features Telescopic Extra Thumb
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
The Uncertain Future of Ham Radio
Software-defined radio and cheap hardware are shaking up a hobby long associated with engineering
AI Seeks ET: Machine Learning Powers Hunt for Life in the Solar System
NASA team pioneers AI algorithm to help Mars rover and Titan drone drill for astrobiological evidence
A Virtual Reality Bias Simulator
New company aims to create better workplaces by putting employees in others' shoes
How Violence and Segregation Destroyed African American Innovation
Economist Lisa D. Cook’s research shows that African American patent levels didn’t recover to their per capita 1899 peak until 2010
Noise-Cancelling Smart Window Blocks Street Din
Antinoise tech quiets the insides of headphones, cars and airplanes. Your house is next
Risk Dashboard Could Help the Power Grid Manage Renewables
An ARPA-E project uses data modeling to help power grid operators deal with the winds of change
Malleable Structure Makes Robot Arm More Versatile
A robot arm that you can bend
The Privatization of Puerto Rico's Power Grid Is Mired in Controversy
Nearly three years after Hurricane Maria, the island's grid remains vulnerable and brittle
Survey Finds Americans Skeptical of Contact Tracing Apps
Mistrust and misunderstanding pose dual challenges to contact tracing apps in the United States
Crowdsourced Protein Modeling Efforts Focus on COVID-19
Through distributed computing networks, millions of independent PCs around the world are contributing to finding a treatment for the global pandemic
Researchers Create Shiny Rainbows of Nanotech Chocolate
Chocolate is the latest material to be colorized by nanotechnology instead of chemical dyes
Intel, NSF Invest $9 Million in Machine Learning for Wireless Networks Projects
One project from a joint USC, UC Berkeley team takes a code-centric approach to bring federated learning to the wireless edge
Nairobi IEEE Students Design a Low-Cost Ventilator Using Locally Sourced Materials
Members of the Kenyatta University Student Branch have produced hundreds of machines
Video Friday: Quadruped Robot HyQ Learning the Ninja Walk
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Festo's New Bio-Inspired Robots Include a Feathery Bionic Bird
A flock of swifts and a ballbot mobile manipulator are the newest robots from the German company
Will the Tech Workplace Ever Be the Same Again?
Tech professionals weigh in on what they want—and expect—from tech companies post-Coronavirus
U.S. Eases Restrictions on Private Remote-Sensing Satellites
Commercial satellite-imaging companies are set to benefit from the upcoming changes to regulations
Why We Need Robot Sloths
Georgia Tech’s SlothBot is more than a cute face
IBM’s New AI Tool Parses A Tidal Wave of Coronavirus Research
Deep Search uses an advanced cloud-based natural programming language tool
Bio-Ink for 3-D Printing Inside the Body
Bioprinting could happen via minimally invasive surgery
How the Digital Camera Transformed Our Concept of History
We’re capturing the mundane as well as the memorable
DNA Databases in the U.S. and China Are Tools of Racial Oppression
What is initially presented as a public good can easily be used for evil ends
Biking’s Bedazzling Boom
The pandemic has brought with it a renewed global interest in bicycling
New Hardware Mimics Spiking Behavior of Neurons With High Efficiency
Using silicon-based transistors that emit electrical charges, researchers were able to make a highly efficient Spiking Neural Network (SNN)
No Propeller? No Problem. This Blimp Flies on Buoyancy Alone
The Phoenix turns up-and-down motion into thrust


Cuddling Robot Baby Seal Paro Proven to Make Life Less Painful
Study shows that interacting with a robotic seal can reduce the perception of pain
1000BASE-T1 Automotive Ethernet Compliance Testing
We will focus 1000BASE-T1 automotive Ethernet compliance testing based on the Open Alliance (OA) TC8 specification for the physical layer.
Q&A: The Masterminds Behind Toyota’s Self-Driving Cars Say AI Still Has a Way to Go
Gill Pratt and Wolfram Burgard discuss what deep learning can and cannot do
IEEE Sections Receive Grants for Their Innovative Ways of Helping to Fight the Coronavirus
Projects include a virus-detection robot, 3D printed PPE, and a hand-washing system
Japan’s Fugaku Supercomputer Completes First-Ever Sweep of High-Performance Benchmarks
Fugaku, based on the Arm architecture, races ahead in processing speed, running real-world applications, and in a new benchmark: evaluating calculations used in artificial intelligence
Video Friday: Skydio 2 Drone Is Back on Sale, Gets Major Software Update
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Entering a Building May Soon Involve a Thermal Scan and Facial Recognition
Businesses install facial recognition software that simultaneously screens for fevers in what could become the new normal
Tiny Satellites Could Distribute Quantum Keys
CubeSat design packs entangled photon generator into small space
NASA’s Next Mars Rover Will Carry a Tiny Helicopter
The upcoming Perseverance mission will attempt the first powered flight on another planet

VR System Hacks Your Nose to Turn Smells Into Temperatures
Smells can be an efficient, effective way of delivering temperature sensations in virtual reality
An Engineer Explains How to Forge a Career Designing for Disabilities
Blessin Varkey develops tech to help Indian students with cognitive disabilities
Future Baggage Scanners Will Tell Us What Things Are Made Of
X-ray diffraction promises a baggage scanner that can speed you through security

Why Wait For Apple? Try Out The Original ARM Desktop Experience Today With A Raspberry Pi
Future MacBooks and iMacs are going to be powered using a ARM-based chip, but the Acorn Archimedes was the first desktop to use this architecture
Air Conditioning Wasn’t Invented to Provide Comfort to Human Beings
Its original purpose was to enable factory processes, but now an ever-larger part of the world’s hottest regions is adopting it
India’s Breath of Hope Volunteers Designed 7 Medical Devices for COVID-19 Patients
Among the devices they developed are a portable intubation chamber, testing equipment, and protective face shields
Drone With Bubble Machine Can Pollinate Flowers Like a Bee
Pollen-carrying soap bubbles could provide a simple and effective method of artificial pollination
Honeywell Claims It Has Most Powerful Quantum Computer
6-qubit ion trap system hits a critical benchmark
Researchers Demo a New Polarization-Based Encryption Strategy
Ghost polarization harnesses ultrafast fluctuations that occur in a light wave
New On-Chip Laser Shines in Many Colors
New frequency comb could greatly boost data rates
Smart Home Devices Can Reveal Behaviors Associated With Dementia
A machine learning algorithm applied to data from smart home devices could detect behavioral differences between healthy individuals and people with dementia
Entrepreneurial Precognition
Some startup mavens saw the pandemic coming

Mercedes and Nvidia Announce the Advent of the Software-Defined Car
It's just the latest entry in the growing list of computers on wheels
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