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Seven years ago, Google tried and failed to find a market for its AR glasses. But the technology has evolved, says ARM’s Nandan Nayampally

The topography and bathymetry payload for UAV

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The association commits to “Raising the World’s Standards”

Some engineers resolved to make garage door openers safe, and they paved the way to industry dominance

Flat-screen TVs were a sci-fi staple until Fujitsu made them real

Scorned initially as “expensive cigarette butts,” these earbuds are now among the most successful ever

Two of the best cassette-tape decks ever built were the Dragon and the “Dragon slayer”

A compact and efficient amplifier changed how we listen to music

This cozy little box provides a remote home for Skydio's fully autonomous obstacle-avoiding drone

Amazon responds to recent FCC questions about the odds that any of its Kuiper communication satellites will collide with space debris

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Using reinforcement learning and randomized simulations, researchers taught this robot how to solve a Rubik's cube one-handed

Novel algorithms are secure like blockchains, but simpler, faster, and more energy-efficient

A startup led by robotics veterans is announcing a pre-seed funding round with participation from Amazon's Alexa Fund and iRobot Ventures

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IEEE has amended a standard based on Panasonic's HD-PLC technology to transmit broadband Internet over power lines to connected devices

The story of the lithium-ion battery tells much about the increasingly global nature of innovation

Researchers developed a chemicals sensor that can identify trace amounts of explosive substances, such as TNT, in real-time

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A new encryption technique developed at MIT can help ensure nuclear weapons inspectors aren’t fooled and military secrets don’t leak out

As transistors become smaller, problems with heat dissipation and power consumption are driving the industry toward specialization

Does the U.S. need its own giant silicon foundry to protect itself from China’s ambitions?

The gentle, low-temperature technique prints electric tattoos on skin and transistors on paper

Could lightweight electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft be a solution for urban congestion?

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For the first time, NASA's Astrobee robot has demonstrated autonomous free flight in space

A Facebook executive challenges the Arm processor community to create tech building blocks for augmented reality glasses

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Serial hijackers routinely steal IP addresses to pilfer data and launch attacks. Extra-trees classifiers could sniff out these hackers sooner

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In their search for killer apps, robotics companies should look at the amazing evolution of computers

Notre Dame alumni are developing speakers that can conform to small spaces

Maryland researchers investigate new 4D printing techniques to control stem cell cardiomyogenesis

Researchers in Brazil are developing a drone that scouts for evidence—and want to use its footage to reconstruct crime scenes

Stuart Russell’s new book, Human Compatible, explores ways to ensure that superintelligent machines don’t pose a danger

Researchers in Switzerland and the U.S. have a non-destructive technique that can reverse engineer an entire chip without damaging it

Stevens proof-of-concept demonstration successfully leverages quantum properties to secure the Internet of Things

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A new report finds that deepfake software is still prohibitively hard to use, but that may not be true for much longer

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John Deere, the nearly 200-year-old tractor manufacturer, now considers itself a software company

Understanding RF inductor specs

University of Delaware researchers have developed a “metasurface” atop a silicon chip that behaves as a lens for possible use in photonics chips

New whitepaper explains how augmented machines and augmented humans will represent physical reality

IMU and INS/GNSS provide more precision on how to achieve the best performance for manned and driverless racing cars

The booming sector of “affective computing” relies on collecting massive amounts of behavioral and emotional data

AI beats doctors in early detection of certain eye diseases