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Engineers don’t give Go a lot of love, but employers consider it king, says Hired study
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We speak with the DARPA SubT program manager ahead of the Urban Circuit kickoff
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The second event in the DARPA Subterranean Challenge starts this week
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An international team claims its perfect secrecy cryptography is made unbreakable by physics
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Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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The push for energy efficient “Green AI†requires new strategies
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This paper describes the technology and guides you through the crucial SerDes tests.
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Researchers are using software-defined networking to give users more say in how networks handle their data
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A new cathode could improve battery life, but lithium-air batteries still only last about two months
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Startups compete to build small, safe one-person flyers that can fit in a garage and take off from a driveway
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New reports show that North Korea is already using cryptocurrency to generate revenue and evade sanctions
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Attend this webinar to discover how to unpack and leverage the telemetry provided by endpoint security solutions using MITRE Cloud examples.
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Surena IV is an adult-size humanoid robot built by University of Tehran researchers
by Samuel K. Moore on (#4ZAWC)
The firm pivoted away from riskier spiking neural networks using a new power management scheme
by Tekla S. Perry on (#4ZAWD)
The typical software developer is an early bird, drinks just one cup of coffee a day, and never touches Soylent
by Gregory Kahn on (#4ZAJ2)
Skydio is testing a deep neural network pilot that efficiently learned to film and avoid obstacles
by Megan Scudellari on (#4Z8TH)
Experts caution that the AI-based apps are poorly evaluated, loosely regulated, and miss potentially fatal skin cancers
by Randy Gomez on (#4Z8TJ)
Honda Research Institute roboticists are experimenting with social robots as a new kind of trustful companion
by Matthew Hutson on (#4Z8JM)
Fair clustering algorithms aim to make artificial intelligence more impartial
by Joanna Goodrich on (#4Z7HX)
IEEE Senior Member Antonio Savini is bridging the gap between engineering and art
by Mark Anderson on (#4Z78F)
New statistical calculations suggest the fundamental quantum limits of some sensitive measurements may have been off by a factor of pi
by Tekla S. Perry on (#4Z78G)
Meanwhile, Blockchain’s star is fading, Hired report shows
by Evan Ackerman on (#4Z6YC)
We take a look at the new visual programming interface and API for Sony’s adorable robot dog
by John Boyd on (#4Z592)
Toshiba may use it to find and exploit arbitrage opportunities in foreign currency markets
by Tekla S. Perry on (#4Z593)
While Amazon leads rankings of tech employers
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Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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A new device could make it easier to monitor sleep apnea at home
by Maria Gallucci on (#4Z282)
Researchers vying for a $7.5 million Carbon XPrize will demonstrate their system in Wyoming
by Corey Ruth on (#4Z284)
A variety of fun activities will introduce kids to STEM
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A variety of fun activities will introduce kids to STEM
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#4Z1YH)
Software developer ranks as top tech job, while data engineer is fastest growing
by Neil Savage on (#4Z0G8)
Metasurface performs the mathematical operations necessary for edge detection
by Kathy Pretz on (#4Z0G9)
The startup’s autonomous system senses and melts frozen buildup
by Naomi Fitter on (#4Z06C)
How to teach a robot to be a stand-up comedian
by Samuel K. Moore on (#4YYHW)
iBeam plans roll-to-roll microLED display manufacturing, bypassing large-screen production problems
by Charles Q. Choi on (#4YYHX)
A new manufacturing technique for graphene could drive costs down considerably
by Rina Diane Caballar on (#4YYHY)
The explosion of Internet video inspires new software tools to deliver your favorite shows
by Evan Ackerman on (#4YXCC)
Instead of using drones as pixels, these drone displays create a mid-air screen for 3D laser projectors
by Tekla S. Perry on (#4YX3E)
Ginni Rometty exits, Arvind Krishna enters, and many IBM employees cheer
by Neil Savage on (#4YX3F)
Optical Communcations Could Quickly Outpace 5G
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3 Steps to Better Stimulus-Response Measurements
by Mark Anderson on (#4YWSV)
Does German researchers' ability to transmit quantum bits 20 km put us on the road toward a practical quantum repeater?
by Evan Ackerman on (#4YWGZ)
A tiny laser array paints images directly onto your retina
by Evan Ackerman on (#4YVJT)
The minimalist robotic tank can build its own track up into the air as it drives
by Sandy Ong on (#4YVJV)
A solutions-based synthesis can make thin yet strong electrolytes for solid-state batteries
by Jeff Hecht on (#4YTZ4)
South Africa's Internet is running on backup connections until cable breaks in Congo Canyon are fixed