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How cellphones will soon have better battery life and higher data rates, and replace broadband for millions of people
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In this video, the three designers who gave Spectrum its bold new look explain how they did it
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New research suggests classical phenomena in optics may enable a new kind of hybrid computation
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The CEO of Ellume, the company behind the first at-home test, says next flu season will be very confusing
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Syracuse University engineering professor Tapan Kumar Sarkar dies at 72
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Salvage obsolete tech with Wi-Fi and a Raspberry Pi Zero
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Four IEEE societies have promised to have gender-diversified panels at their events
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Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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The wireless industry is divided on Open RAN’s goal to make network components interoperable
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Engineers got the biggest raises in Charlotte, Orlando, and New York City
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eBook on Understanding BLDC Motor Control Algorithms
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Training patients to use muscle electrodes for robotic limb control works better than previously thought possible
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The recent power shortfalls in Texas exposed the need for better control
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Blind survey asks: Is it Austin, Chicago, New York, San Francisco, or Seattle?
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Global Trends in EV Charging Standards
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The American luxury carmaker announces plans to sell only EVs by decade's end—but who's buying?
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These guidelines aim to increase the use of renewable energy, improve efficiency, and reduce environmental impact
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The OTTO 1500 gets some well-deserved upgrades after a million operating hours
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Almost 2000 entries ranked in MLPerf’s latest inferencing list
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Meet the next generation of signal generator at this Zurich Instruments launch event
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3D-Printed Rockets and a COVID-19 Home Diagnostic Test Stand Out
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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
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The lossless-compression pioneer received the 2021 IEEE Medal of Honor
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Machines that learn the worst human impulses can still relearn
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Theoretical blueprint aims to suppress overwhelming errors with a new approach to making qubits
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Stevens professors are accelerating research in civil engineering disciplines, from developing smart infrastructure to predicting storm surges
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An excerpt from Kate Darling’s book, The New Breed: What Our History With Animals Reveals About Our Future With Robots
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This time, the issue will be whether the FCC should regulate U.S. Internet infrastructure
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In a pilot study, two volunteers browsed the Internet and composed electronic messages using a new wireless BCI system
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Domain Controllers and high performance CPUs for Automotive
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Developed by a Carnegie Mellon mathematician, the app uses ultrasound, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi to serve as an early-warning system
by Payal Dhar on (#5GSN9)
A complex network of randomly interconnected logic gates creates conditions that could thwart hackers
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It’s one small hover for a robot as the future of planetary exploration takes to the Martian sky
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Building a security observability strategy in AWS
by Prachi Patel on (#5GPE9)
Be.Labs connects them with mentors and provides training on developing business plans and pitching investors
by Evan Ackerman on (#5GP97)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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Grace already has clients lined up in one of Intel's stalwart markets
by Emily Waltz on (#5GP2H)
AI app could enable doctors to take contactless vitals during telemedicine visits
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Despite protests at home and abroad, the government has also received overseas backing for how it intends to deal with a “unique and complex” problem
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Zoomorphic gestures inspired by dogs makes understanding cobots intuitive for anyone
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The company's motor offers outstanding efficiency in HVAC systems for buildings; will e-cars be next?
by Michael Koziol on (#5GN1R)
Perseverance’s lead telecom engineer explains how to handle interplanetary radio interference
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The 2021 AI Index provides insight into jobs, publications, diversity, and more
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Regulators have denied testing permits to at least four electronic warfare systems in the last six months
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Nanom has developed a process it says can make any battery material safer and more efficient
A Tribute to L. Dennis Shapiro, Who Helped Develop the Life Alert Personal Emergency-Response System
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He was an avid philanthropist who donated to the IEEE Foundation and other programs
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Able to move 1,600 boxes per hour using just one arm, Dill relies on humans to keep it operating efficiently
by Lawrence Ulrich on (#5GKAS)
A new EV made by General Motors and Chinese manufacturers underlines the virtues of Lilliputian size
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University of Michigan’s Todd Austin explains how his team’s processor defeated every attack in DARPA's hardware hacking challenge