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Testing state-of-the art radar warning equipment with adequate RF and microwave signals is a challenging task for radar engineers.

NI is introducing the PXIe-5831 millimeter wave (mmWave) vector signal transceiver (VST)

MIT conference considers companies that have implemented job-friendly AI

Flying this $999 obstacle-dodging drone is a magical experience

It's critical for our shared future that the organization is prepared

The radio astronomy experiment will listen for signals from the early universe

OpenAI’s GPT-2 program churns out natural language that’s remarkably coherent—and that’s a problem

5G is the next step in mobile communications, are we designing it as fast we can to achieve it?

Over a dozen robots that we promise will make fantastic holiday gifts

The original objective of the board game was to avoid dying of thirst in the desert

DARPA is asking researchers to use gene-editing technologies for portable diagnostics that produce results in 15 minutes

An exclusive look at the world’s most dynamic robots

The Cyber Tire can sense dangerous conditions and alert other cars

DNS over TLS and DNS over HTTPS both do what they are designed to do. So what's all the fighting about?

Pushing the boundaries of IR LED indirect Time-of-Flight technology for 2D distance sensing and 3D depth mapping

Techie gifts for all budgets

The former CEO and chairman of Raytheon transformed the company into a global defense giant

The STIR/SHAKEN protocol will stop robocallers from exploiting a caller ID loophole to spoof phone numbers

Organs and fiber optic cables will justify the “made in space” label

A new contest aims to help first responders leverage computer vision algorithms and drone imagery during a search

Rupa Dachere gave up a full-time engineering job to focus on increasing the number of women software developers

A new kind of coding analysis detects when a malicious program is embedded within a normal app

The SnotBot project uses drones, data, and deep learning to tell us about the health of whales and the oceans

The bot learned language from people on Twitter—but it also learned values

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Experts discuss technological inequality and the “reskilling” problem at an MIT conference

Add new features and write scripts with CHDK firmware

Early indications are that UK R&D will be significantly hurt

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Hong Kong's Internet freedom faces both short- and long-term threats in the midst of a political crisis

Bosch SoundSee combines deep learning with mobile microphone arrays to identify problems on the ISS before they happen

They offer instant-on power that's compact, mobile, quiet, economical, durable, and matchlessly efficient

The company’s smart traps and mobile app automate the fight against the Mediterranean fruit fly

MIT conference convenes AI and automation experts to consider the technology’s effects on jobs and industries

The future of solar energy depends on making residential power good enough for the grid

Threat hunting offers proactive ways to detect anomalous behavior in your environment.

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Documenting software development is standard practice—the same should hold for algorithm design

The OceanEnergy Buoy off Oahu’s coast may prove resilient enough to avoid the fate of earlier efforts

The stick-on device makes it possible to share a virtual touch on social media, feel strikes from a video game, and detect pressure on a prosthetic

The fastest, safest, and most exciting way to launch a quadrotor may be ballistically

Adding simulated vehicles to closed-course testing can train robocars to handle even the most unlikely scenarios

Learn about Keysight's PathWave BenchVue software

Argonne will use the CS-1 to help discover cancer therapies and understand colliding blackholes

Physicists have developed computer models ahead of theoretical models to elucidate the mysteries of solar flares

Cassie may not have any arms to work with, but that doesn’t keep it from juggling a ball on its head

In 1966, the Eliza program couldn’t say much—but it was enough

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He says scientists must solve flexibility, power, and drug delivery problems for an emerging class of biochemistry wearables

Jetcool’s heat sinks can fit on a chip and are more efficient than current methods