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The new owner of Boston Dynamics has some interesting ideas about what robots should be doing
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Tactics, techniques, and procedures for securely operating in the cloud
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Inexpensive and accessible electrical propulsion could be a boon for satellite-based Internet and Earth observing networks
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Training AI agents via gameplay could yield a more flexible and general intelligence
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A study reveals the benefits and drawbacks of having employees work from home
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Onboard visual state estimation can save your quadrotor from a crash—and doesn't need GPS to do it
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"Investigator" program intelligently sifts through hundreds of video feeds and quickly homes in on persons of interest
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An influential 1951 conference in Paris considered the computer as a model of—and for—the human mind
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Its components can be placed on a chip, potentially opening the door to mass production
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Polymer-coated carbon nanotube yarns the thickness of human hair have 10 times the capability of human muscles
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Capacitorless DRAM using oxide semiconductors could be built in 3D layers above a processor’s silicon
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Why we celebrate innovation while ignoring maintenance and care
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New approach for achieving consistent results with jitter decomposition
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Introducing Social-Distanced Testing to Space Industry
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Write a complete game using fewer characters than this blog post
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Hypersonic tech represents merely evolutionary change that isn't worth the price
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Kristina Johnson, this year’s IEEE Mildred Dresselhaus Medal recipient, discusses her goals for the school
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Startup Metalenz says its nanostructures do a better job of guiding light to image sensors than curved plastic lenses
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Imaging and other medical applications waiting in the wings
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A variety of new tests seeks to assess AI's ability to reason and learn concepts
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Jacob Ziv and Steve Wozniak were among the recipients
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Because Supreme 10HT has demonstrated superior strength properties, it was selected for use in several research studies
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A fake blog and bogus Twitter accounts were used to lure targets
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Machine learning identifies superspreaders and ranks source of infection among a moving crowd
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The quadruped robot can now use an arm to interact with its environment semi-autonomously
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Ready or not, powerful text-generation AI will soon be assuming roles of customer service reps and video game characters
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The balloon-based wireless provider ultimately couldn’t close the digital gap
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Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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L. Julian Haywood’s digital heart-rate monitor was one of many lifesaving innovations in cardiology in the 1960s
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Augmentus’s intuitive robot-programming platform uses AI and computer vision algorithms
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The robofish, called Bluebots, autonomously synchronize their swimming
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New sensor uses ultrasound pulses to map out blood vessels within the fingertip, as well as fingerprints
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Robots are no match for the sensors insect are born with, but that doesn’t matter if we can just steal them
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The social network’s public filings portray an echo-chamber factory
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Learn how to master the videoconferencing medium
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The world’s largest SETI effort is scanning the skies with AI
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A novel ink enables bioengineers to print bone-like material at room temperature with living cells
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We are getting less efficient at converting energy into usable forms
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Newfound “edge AI” applications for device that integrates memory and computing, has randomness built in, sips battery power
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Your engineering solutions for 2021 have arrived
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Carl Howe has gone from computer scientist to analyst to educator
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A “neural bypass” routes signals around the damaged spinal cord, potentially restoring both movement and sensation
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The supercomputer could explore up to 200 million possible chess positions per second with its AI program
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An MIT-developed vaccination card aims to cut through vaccine distribution chaos while preserving patient privacy