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In the Future, AIs—Not Humans—Will Design Our Wireless Signals
AI-designed signals created by channel autoencoders vastly outperform signals created by engineers

As Layoffs Mount, Sites Aim to Help People Find Tech Jobs
Here’s a sampling of online resources with tech-job listings and job-hunting tips
New Consortium Mobilizes Roboticists to Help With COVID-19 and Future Crises
Robotics for Infections Diseases consortium explores the role of robots in the coronavirus pandemic
Peak Oil, a Specimen Case of Apocalypic Thinking
Prophets of doom held that looming shortages of oil would plunge us back into a Paleolithic standard of living. What’s interesting is why the prophecies were accepted—and whether we’ve learned anything at all from it
IEEE Roboticists Use 3D Printers to Make PPE for Healthcare Workers
Plans are to scale production for up to 50,000 face visors per day
How Engineers Kept the Power On in India
A 9-minute nationwide action provided an extreme test in stabilizing the grid
Novel Materials Could Help Terahertz Chips Deliver Data at Terabits-Per-Second Rates
Photonic topological insulators and terahertz waves could together deliver data at ultra-fast speeds
Surprise! 2020 Is Not the Year for Self-Driving Cars
The AV industry has had to reset expectations as it shifts its focus to Level 4 autonomy
Portable Ultrasound Proves a Potent Weapon in the Fight Against COVID-19
Inexpensive, pocket-size systems are surprising and ubiquitous tech stalwarts
Al Alcorn, Creator of Pong, Explains How Early Home Computers Owe Their Color Graphics to This One Cheap, Sleazy Trick
The video game pioneer explains how he introduced Steve Wozniak to the hack that gave the Apple II its color—and the origin of Pong’s famous blip sound
HFM MMWave – 5G Signal Generator
Quickly and accurately test 5G NR devices.
The Pandemic Has Slowed Wireless Network Buildouts
The FCC has granted some deadline extensions, but not as much as one industry group originally asked for
Group Aims to Test the Safety of DIY Medical Supplies for COVID-19
With many novel designs emerging to address the shortages of medical supplies, there remains a need to vet the devices and ensure safety standards are met
Roombot Swarm Creates On-Demand Mobile Furniture
All the furniture you’ll ever need is a swarm of modular robots
Interactive Map App Identifies Businesses Open During Pandemic
The platform provides information about operating hours and delivery services for stores in Covilhã, Portugal
A North Dakota Utility Wants to Build the World’s Largest Carbon Capture Facility at a Power Plant
Project Tundra could become operational as early as 2025
Scientists Explore Underwater Quantum Links for Submarines
New tests show that such links can be reliably established in turbulent waters at greater distances than previously reported
Video Friday: This Free-Flying Robot Head Is Like Alexa for Astronauts
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Drones Use Radio Waves to Recharge Sensors While in Flight
A new approach allows unmanned aerial vehicles to deliver power wirelessly to remote sensors
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Build Flexible, Cost-Effective ECU Production Test Systems
Explore the five main tester design challenges and five common approaches to ECU production.
The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Gets a Major Upgrade
While the SETI@home project winds down, one of the world’s most versatile telescope arrays gears up to scan the skies for alien life
AI Can Help Hospitals Triage COVID-19 Patients
With the coronavirus pandemic straining hospital resources, doctors may use AI to decide who gets help
Engineering During the Coronavirus Pandemic
7 CEOs, engineers, and scientists describe how their daily work has changed in response to COVID-19
New Software Streams Apps to Save Space on Your Phone
AppStreamer can reduce storage requirements for mobile games and other apps by 85 percent
How Control Theory Can Help Us Control COVID-19
Using feedback, a standard tool in control engineering, we can manage our response to the novel coronavirus pandemic for maximum survival while containing the damage to our economies
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Spanish Researchers Use Blockchain and AI to Flatten the Curve
IEEE members Juan Manuel Corchado and Javier Prieto lead the project
How Facebook and Google Track Public's Movement in Effort to Fight COVID-19
Location data provide rich resource for decision makers, scientists, and the public
Ultraviolet-LED Maker Demonstrates 30-Second Coronavirus Kill
Seoul Viosys shows UV-C LEDs are deadly, lays out path to better efficiency
Women in Tech Face Increased Wage Discrimination
Hired study finds gender wage discrimination in U.S. jumps back up after a dip last year; Asian men claim the highest U.S. tech salaries
Telepresence Robots Are Helping Take Pressure Off Hospital Staff
Ava Robotics’ autonomous telepresence robots are helping doctors see more COVID-19 patients while avoiding infection
Optimize Power Distribution Network for Flat Impedance
Protect your high-speed digital design against rogue waves.
MicroLEDs Transmit Whopping Amounts of Data
An experiment using light to transmit data shows that microLEDs have outsized capabilities
Testing the Tests: Which COVID-19 Tests Are Most Accurate?
One organization is attempting to evaluate the hundreds of coronavirus tests flooding the market globally
Quantum Computing Milestone: Researchers Compute With ‘Hot’ Silicon Qubits
Two teams report silicon spin qubit devices that operate at temperatures above 1 Kelvin
EnergySails Aim to Harness Wind and Sun To Clean Up Cargo Ships
Japanese startup Eco Marine Power says it will soon test its futuristic sails at sea
The Johns Hopkins COVID-19 Tracker Meets Data Visualization
Creator Ruben Usamentiaga Fernandez updates the site daily with data from around the world
Optical Labs Set Terabit Transmission Records
Separate hero experiments point to faster links for data centers and ocean-crossing submarine cables
Novel Annealing Processor Is the Best Ever at Solving Combinatorial Optimization Problems
Tokyo Tech engineers say their CMOS processor bests current technologies in solving the traveling salesman conundrum and other complex puzzles
Experts Invent a New Way to Track Semiconductor Technology
The venerable process node has been confusing everybody, a new set of numbers might give both accuracy and inspiration
Lucid Motors' Peter Rawlinson Talks E-Car Efficiency
Frugal energy use is just as important as his car's 1,000 horsepower
Advanced Materials Terms and Acronyms
Jump-Start Your Knowledge in Advanced Materials
Forget Video Conferencing—Host Your Next Meeting in VR
Recent advances have made VR the superior technology for conferences and meetings, some experts claim
Redox-Flow Cell Stores Renewable Energy as Hydrogen
A hybrid energy system combines a redox-flow battery with a water electrolyzer for low-cost grid storage
Video Friday: Quadruped Robot Learns Locomotion Skills by Imitating Dog
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Cobol Programmers Answer Call to Shore Up Unemployment Benefits Systems
Retirees and newcomers want to help fix old software overloaded by new claims caused by the coronavirus pandemic
Iranian Engineers Develop Open Source Ventilator
Senior Member Hadi Moradi is leading the group
Can Quantum Computers Help Us Respond to the Coronavirus?
D-Wave Systems gave free access to its cloud quantum computing service to COVID-19 researchers—here's what they plan to do with it
A Sweat Sensing Patch Aimed at Athletes Takes on COVID-19
Epicore Biosystems has been working on wearable sweat sensors for athletes. Now the startup aims to use the patches to fight the coronavirus pandemic
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