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Velodyne Will Sell a Lidar for $100
This one will go into cars driven by human beings
How Do Neural Implants Work?
Neural implants are used for deep brain stimulation, vagus nerve stimulation, and mind-controlled prostheses
Video Friday: This Japanese Robot Can Conduct a Human Orchestra and Sing Opera
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Damon's Hypersport AI Boosts Motorcycle Safety
Why rubber-pad the motorcycle world? Because that’s where the danger is
Tech Professions Dominate Rankings of Best Jobs in the U.S.
Front-end engineers and Java developers push data scientists out of Glassdoor’s top jobs spot
Gate Drive Measurement Considerations
The trend for silicon based power designs over wide bandgap power designs makes measurement and characterization a greater challenge.
Indian Solar Energy Project Takes Home $100,000 IEEE Prize
The Empower a Billion Lives global competition aims to remove energy-access barriers
PigeonBot Uses Real Feathers to Explore How Birds Fly
Airplanes have a lot to learn from birds, and PigeonBot is teaching us about the magic of feathered flight
Seeing Around the Corner With Lasers—and Speckle
A new way to reconstruct images from interference patterns may one day help soldiers, rescue workers, and even self-driving cars
Augmented Reality in a Contact Lens: It’s the Real Deal
Startup Mojo Vision unveils working prototypes of AR contact lenses
AI-Designed 'Living Robots' Crawl, Heal Themselves
The microbots' behavior took researchers by surprise
Iran May Deploy Wiper Malware in Response to U.S. Military Strike, Experts Warn
Wiper malware erases the contents of a machine's hard drive and makes it impossible for it to reboot
Cable Assemblies – Determining a Reliable and Cost-Effective Approach
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.
Researchers Can Make AI Forget You
New methods make removing records from trained models more efficient
Use IEEE DataPort to Share Your Research Data Sets
The Web-based portal lets you store just about any format
Converge Robotics Group Commercializing Immersive Telepresence
This is one of the most advanced teleoperated robots we've ever seen
Ferroelectric Semiconductors Could Mix Memory and Logic
New 2D materials made into synapse-like devices for future neuromorphic chips
Your Guide to Sprinting Across the 5G Finish Line First.
Learn how to accelerate 5G designs, ace conformance testing, ensure carrier acceptance, and reduce manufacturing test times and costs.
Are Your Students Bored? This AI Could Tell You
A new software program attempts to recognize students’ emotions to aid teachers, but faces aren’t so easy to read
A Lithium-Ion Battery That You Can Scrunch
Jenax wants to power a new generation of wearables with its flexible batteries
CES 2020: The Best—and Wildest—Gadgets
An electric hydrofoiling bicycle, consumer lidar, and an air conditioner that uses water instead of coolant caught my attention at CES 2020
FCC Filing Confirms Final Contestant in DARPA’s $12 Million Satellite Launch Challenge
Astra Space, the sole remaining participant, gets early notice of the competition launch site
Video Friday: Samsung Unveils Ball-Shaped Personal Robot
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Puerto Rico Goes Dark (Again) as Earthquakes Rattle Island
The utility PREPA said it could take weeks to stabilize Puerto Rico's electric system
Breaking Down Barriers in FPGA Engineering Speeds up Development
The use of common programming languages in FPGA development opens process up to more developers, leading to faster and simpler processes
IEEE Adopts New Diversity Statement
The organization is committed to fostering a culture that is diverse, inclusive, and equitable
Proposed IEEE Code of Ethics Revisions
Member comments are requested on these proposed revisions through 10 April 2020
Long-lasting Lithium-Sulfur Battery Promises to Double EV Range
A robust cathode that tolerates swelling can load up on lithium ions without getting damaged
Diode Lasers Jump to the Deep Ultraviolet
After years of delays, a semiconductor diode laser has finally operated in the deep ultraviolet, pointing the way to bio-sensors and sterilization
10 Years of Automaton's Most Popular Stories
The most-read robotics posts of the decade
CES 2020: Bzigo Laser System Detects and Tracks Mosquitoes So You Can Destroy Them
An IR camera, laser designator, and computer vision algorithms bring doom to indoor bugs
How to Improve Security Visibility and Detection-Response Operations in AWS
Security teams often handle a large stream of alerts, creating noise and impairing their ability to determine which incidents to prioritize.
CES 2020 News: Tech Executives Answer Tough Questions About Privacy
Apple, Facebook, and Proctor & Gamble executives discussed privacy, encryption, and digital advertising at CES 2020
CES 2020 News: Delta Airlines Dips Into Parallel Realities at Detroit Metro Airport
It seems like magic, but hundreds of people in airports will soon be able to look at the same screen and see completely different things
Neural Networks Can Drive Virtual Racecars Without Learning
AI evolves innate abilities, similar to people and animals
Hiro-chan Is a Faceless Robot Baby
This therapeutic robot for seniors gets more emotional connections from not having a face
Meet the IEEE Fellows Class of 2020
More than 280 senior members have earned the distinction
CES 2020 News: TV Makers Face Consumers Who Don’t Need So Many TVs
Hisense, LG, TCL, and others hope features such as Filmmaker Mode and NextGenTV will win consumers back
CES 2020: Robot Vacuums That Don’t Repeat Mistakes, and Other Little Fixes to Life’s Annoyances
Washers that can tell cotton from wool, inflight air purifiers, and craft ice makers unveiled at CES 2020
Will China Attain Exascale Supercomputing in 2020?
The U.S., China, Japan, and the EU are all striving to reach the next big milestone in supercomputing, but only China has claimed it will do so this year

Building a Quantum Computer From Off-the-Shelf Parts
University of Chicago researchers develop stable and possibly scalable qubits by creating defects in commercial silicon wafers
Test of Complex Autonomous Vehicle Designs
Learn about design and test of complex sensor and communication technologies being built into autonomous vehicles from our white paper and posters.
CES 2020: Toyota Is Building an Entire City Full of Autonomous Cars and Robots
Woven City will be 175 acres of buildings and infrastructure designed for human-robot harmony
10 Tantalizing Tech Milestones to Look for in 2020
Bionic limbs, electric planes, nuclear fusion, and more
Anki's Robots May Have a Future
Anki's assets have been acquired by an education company that wants to revive the whole family of robots
Panasonic’s Cloud Analytics Will Give Cars a Guardian Angel
“Ice 200 meters ahead”: The Cirrus system will give drivers individualized warnings
Caltech’s Brain-Controlled Exoskeleton Will Help Paraplegics Walk
The exoskeleton’s neural connections will enable people with spinal cord injuries to balance and walk without crutches
Understanding the Effect of Glass Transition Temperature on Epoxies
Learn about glass transition temperature (Tg) and why it is an important factor for consideration in high temperature bonding, sealing, coating and encapsulation applications.
Ampacity Calculations of High-Voltage Cables Using Multiphysics Simulation
This webinar will demonstrate how to build finite element models of underground cables using COMSOL Multiphysics®.
U.S. Consumers Might Get Their First Taste of Transgenic Salmon This Year
AquaBounty’s fish is the world’s first bioengineered animal approved for human consumption
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