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It may not have changed everything as promised, but the Segway was still far ahead of its time

The IEEE senior member built robots for Walt Disney Imagineering and Lucasfilm

It aims to protect the U.S. bulk-power system, but local electricity networks are just as vulnerable

Minuscule camera streams video from tiny robots and live bugs

Tune into this webinar to learn more about 3D cable modeling. The models can be used to virtually test, design, and optimize cable systems based on accurate multiphysics simulation techniques.

Researchers in Germany uncover some unanticipated vulnerabilities

After a tumultuous, two-decade development cycle, microelectromechanical RF switches are finally being used in wireless base stations, and military radars and radios. Are smartphones next?

The technology boosts light-cell efficiency, enables high-res Lidar using commercial camera lenses

Stay-at-home orders triggered a boom in the use of consumer technology; that trend will likely bring continued good news for the industry

One small step for cells, one giant leap for science

Everything you need to know about high-speed digital design.

The 800G fiber optic demonstration was the first of its kind in a live network

With IBM’s “7-nm and Beyond” research initiative completed, it's time to assess how its innovations have helped chipmakers keep up with the demands of Moore’s Law

Hello Robot's Stretch wants to reinvent how mobile manipulators perform tasks in home environments

Join SANS and AWS Marketplace to learn how implementing an SDN can enhance visibility and control across multiple virtual private clouds (VPCs) in your network

DARPA is running a bug bounty aimed at further hardening new malware-proof architectures

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Software-defined radio and cheap hardware are shaking up a hobby long associated with engineering

NASA team pioneers AI algorithm to help Mars rover and Titan drone drill for astrobiological evidence

New company aims to create better workplaces by putting employees in others' shoes

Economist Lisa D. Cook’s research shows that African American patent levels didn’t recover to their per capita 1899 peak until 2010

Antinoise tech quiets the insides of headphones, cars and airplanes. Your house is next

An ARPA-E project uses data modeling to help power grid operators deal with the winds of change

A robot arm that you can bend

Nearly three years after Hurricane Maria, the island's grid remains vulnerable and brittle

Mistrust and misunderstanding pose dual challenges to contact tracing apps in the United States

Through distributed computing networks, millions of independent PCs around the world are contributing to finding a treatment for the global pandemic

Chocolate is the latest material to be colorized by nanotechnology instead of chemical dyes

One project from a joint USC, UC Berkeley team takes a code-centric approach to bring federated learning to the wireless edge

Members of the Kenyatta University Student Branch have produced hundreds of machines

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A flock of swifts and a ballbot mobile manipulator are the newest robots from the German company

Tech professionals weigh in on what they want—and expect—from tech companies post-Coronavirus

Commercial satellite-imaging companies are set to benefit from the upcoming changes to regulations

Georgia Tech’s SlothBot is more than a cute face

Deep Search uses an advanced cloud-based natural programming language tool

Bioprinting could happen via minimally invasive surgery

We’re capturing the mundane as well as the memorable

What is initially presented as a public good can easily be used for evil ends

The pandemic has brought with it a renewed global interest in bicycling

Using silicon-based transistors that emit electrical charges, researchers were able to make a highly efficient Spiking Neural Network (SNN)

The Phoenix turns up-and-down motion into thrust



Study shows that interacting with a robotic seal can reduce the perception of pain

We will focus 1000BASE-T1 automotive Ethernet compliance testing based on the Open Alliance (OA) TC8 specification for the physical layer.

Gill Pratt and Wolfram Burgard discuss what deep learning can and cannot do

Projects include a virus-detection robot, 3D printed PPE, and a hand-washing system

Fugaku, based on the Arm architecture, races ahead in processing speed, running real-world applications, and in a new benchmark: evaluating calculations used in artificial intelligence

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Businesses install facial recognition software that simultaneously screens for fevers in what could become the new normal

CubeSat design packs entangled photon generator into small space