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When TomTom did its 2020 analysis of worldwide traffic jams, it found itself tracking the pandemic, economic recovery, and lockdown compliance

The L-shaped interferometer that detected the waves is now an IEEE Milestone

Darpa’s SSITH program aims for hardware architecture for IoT that’s immune to the seven major types of hardware hacks

The energy economy is changing faster than ever. Economist Kathy Hipple surveys the landscape

This bolt-on system creates a drone that can fly straight out of your fabricator

New mission uses AI to navigate Martian surface three times as quickly

The tattoo-like skin patch tracks blood pressure and heart rate while monitoring alcohol and caffeine levels

The space agency's latest rover will be arriving at Mars this week; here's what's going to happen

The "e5" vessel will use only lithium-ion batteries to ply Japan's coastline

The technology is expected to lower emissions and create more efficient electrical power systems

Sense mode and geometry of a simple gyroscope

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The new owner of Boston Dynamics has some interesting ideas about what robots should be doing

Tactics, techniques, and procedures for securely operating in the cloud

Inexpensive and accessible electrical propulsion could be a boon for satellite-based Internet and Earth observing networks

Training AI agents via gameplay could yield a more flexible and general intelligence

A study reveals the benefits and drawbacks of having employees work from home

Onboard visual state estimation can save your quadrotor from a crash—and doesn't need GPS to do it

"Investigator" program intelligently sifts through hundreds of video feeds and quickly homes in on persons of interest

An influential 1951 conference in Paris considered the computer as a model of—and for—the human mind

Advanced Time-Domain Measurements

Advanced Pulse Detection Techniques

Its components can be placed on a chip, potentially opening the door to mass production

Polymer-coated carbon nanotube yarns the thickness of human hair have 10 times the capability of human muscles

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

New approach for achieving consistent results with jitter decomposition

Introducing Social-Distanced Testing to Space Industry

Write a complete game using fewer characters than this blog post

Hypersonic tech represents merely evolutionary change that isn't worth the price

Kristina Johnson, this year’s IEEE Mildred Dresselhaus Medal recipient, discusses her goals for the school

Startup Metalenz says its nanostructures do a better job of guiding light to image sensors than curved plastic lenses

Imaging and other medical applications waiting in the wings

A variety of new tests seeks to assess AI's ability to reason and learn concepts

Jacob Ziv and Steve Wozniak were among the recipients

Because Supreme 10HT has demonstrated superior strength properties, it was selected for use in several research studies

A fake blog and bogus Twitter accounts were used to lure targets

Machine learning identifies superspreaders and ranks source of infection among a moving crowd

The quadruped robot can now use an arm to interact with its environment semi-autonomously

Ready or not, powerful text-generation AI will soon be assuming roles of customer service reps and video game characters

The balloon-based wireless provider ultimately couldn’t close the digital gap

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L. Julian Haywood’s digital heart-rate monitor was one of many lifesaving innovations in cardiology in the 1960s

Augmentus’s intuitive robot-programming platform uses AI and computer vision algorithms

The robofish, called Bluebots, autonomously synchronize their swimming

New sensor uses ultrasound pulses to map out blood vessels within the fingertip, as well as fingerprints

Robots are no match for the sensors insect are born with, but that doesn’t matter if we can just steal them

The social network’s public filings portray an echo-chamber factory