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Univ. of Toronto Researcher: “I did not realize quite how bad [the lack of reproducibility and poor quality in research papers] was.”
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Tianwen-1 is expected to attempt a difficult Martian landing in May; if it survives, expect to hear much more
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The innovative firm behind Spot and Atlas releases a robot for the logistics chain—made to move boxes in trucks and on pallets
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Pulling on common threads is the key to success across multiple careers
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Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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Donations go to programs that provide reliable electricity and STEM education to underserved communities
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Jeff Hawkins, the Palm Pilot's creator, thinks AI needs much more neuroscience in the mix
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Fast as lightning, stable when wet
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The biggest challenge for a multi-mission robotic lift-off from an alien planet: It must work right the first time
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Lots of EV magic, for less than a Tesla
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New algorithm could help robots and autonomous cars negotiate the real world
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A little smaller than the X, and a lot less pricey
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It tells you when the river’s too deep to ford
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The fastest of its breed, and batteries are included
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Outstanding Young Professional Kartik Kulkarni helped found the IEEE Special Interest Group on Humanitarian Technology
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How much tech can $20K buy? Plenty
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A new compound semiconductor could surpass gallium nitride in RF and power electronics
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SolarWinds, the Florida water treatment hack, even Texas's grid outage: These are what threats to a nation's cybersecurity look like
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The satellite company has adapted the popular IoT technology for use in its constellation
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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
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This Croatian car outruns any other EV–for €2 million
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Teaching a 3D printer to construct a sandwich, fold clothes, build a toy car, and more
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Volvo’s new EV brand goes full Android
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Your speech becomes your computer’s commands
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And how the CTA is aiming to change it
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Spurred on by continued anomalous nuclear results, multiple labs now working to get to bottom of story
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Study verifies kelp-originated petroleum substitute could scale back demand for traditional fuels
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The Top of Mind Ethics framework’s criteria analyzes how a client is using AI
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Practical guidance and tips to leverage cloud security posture management
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It’s a 7.2-kilowatt generator on wheels
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How to architect a security-driven networking strategy in the AWS Cloud
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Power efficiency is a key design consideration for 5G devices
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Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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Net neutrality, the Iran nuclear deal, and a government-wide climate focus are all on the agenda
by Samuel K. Moore on (#5FHXQ)
Circuit design cuts imager power below 100 microwatts, processor does zoom and enhancements
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New legislation will be a boon for devices all over the world
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Also on the virtual event’s program are sessions about biotechnology, disruptive technology, and executive leadership
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The All-new ANSI/NETA ATS-2021 Is Now Available
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Adversarial robots could help humans exercise more effectively
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Devices shift away from Robocop-like wearables to simpler, more accessible assistive solutions
by Lisa Nocks on (#5FFHR)
This award-winning industrial engineer’s family was portrayed in the Cheaper by the Dozen movie
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Inspired by the shell-swapping hermit crab, MIT’s HERMITS use interchangeable mechanical shells to do all sorts of creative things
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Controversial evidence for elusive, hypothesized quasiparticles debunked
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A mathematician uses statistical science to prove gerrymandering, and courts are sometimes convinced
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