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Understanding how current flows inside perovskites inspires a new type of blue LED

A new method could increase transmission of secure data

Cryochips by Intel, Seeqc, and others could help quantum computers scale

VIPER will search for water ice in the Moon’s south pole craters

Getting the technology right for augmented reality will take lots of clever engineering


Kepler Communications’ CubeSat routers will keep other satellites in constant contact with the ground

Need to Ensure Dc-Dc Converter Operation?

Researchers reproduce the sound of a 3000-year-old mummified vocal tract using CT scanning, 3D printing and an electronic larynx

Cruise unveils the Origin, a fully autonomous SUV designed for app-controlled urban transportation

Local 5G networks could replace the familiar wireless standard

Teachers can train robots to help students with autism spectrum disorder with this programmer's code

India’s 2-gigawatt Pavagada Solar Park demonstrates the economies, and problems, of scale

The ClearSpace-1 and Lagrange missions will try to make life safer both in orbit and here on Earth

A spinning ring of water allows this robot to stick to rough surfaces

Imec engineers have been burning through the integration problems, and there’s a clear path forward


In marketplaces and rec rooms, this engineering professor inspires children

New research describes potential ways to momentarily store light pulses

This one will go into cars driven by human beings

Neural implants are used for deep brain stimulation, vagus nerve stimulation, and mind-controlled prostheses

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Why rubber-pad the motorcycle world? Because that’s where the danger is

Front-end engineers and Java developers push data scientists out of Glassdoor’s top jobs spot

The trend for silicon based power designs over wide bandgap power designs makes measurement and characterization a greater challenge.

The Empower a Billion Lives global competition aims to remove energy-access barriers

Airplanes have a lot to learn from birds, and PigeonBot is teaching us about the magic of feathered flight

A new way to reconstruct images from interference patterns may one day help soldiers, rescue workers, and even self-driving cars

Startup Mojo Vision unveils working prototypes of AR contact lenses

The microbots' behavior took researchers by surprise

Wiper malware erases the contents of a machine's hard drive and makes it impossible for it to reboot

This whitepaper explains the process of specifying cable assemblies and will be ideal for Engineers wishing to learn the basics of the process, and as a refresher for the more experienced Engineer.

New methods make removing records from trained models more efficient

The Web-based portal lets you store just about any format

This is one of the most advanced teleoperated robots we've ever seen

New 2D materials made into synapse-like devices for future neuromorphic chips

Learn how to accelerate 5G designs, ace conformance testing, ensure carrier acceptance, and reduce manufacturing test times and costs.

A new software program attempts to recognize students’ emotions to aid teachers, but faces aren’t so easy to read

Jenax wants to power a new generation of wearables with its flexible batteries

An electric hydrofoiling bicycle, consumer lidar, and an air conditioner that uses water instead of coolant caught my attention at CES 2020

Astra Space, the sole remaining participant, gets early notice of the competition launch site

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The utility PREPA said it could take weeks to stabilize Puerto Rico's electric system

The use of common programming languages in FPGA development opens process up to more developers, leading to faster and simpler processes

The organization is committed to fostering a culture that is diverse, inclusive, and equitable

Member comments are requested on these proposed revisions through 10 April 2020

A robust cathode that tolerates swelling can load up on lithium ions without getting damaged

After years of delays, a semiconductor diode laser has finally operated in the deep ultraviolet, pointing the way to bio-sensors and sterilization

The most-read robotics posts of the decade

An IR camera, laser designator, and computer vision algorithms bring doom to indoor bugs

Security teams often handle a large stream of alerts, creating noise and impairing their ability to determine which incidents to prioritize.