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LEMO-Sky is the Limit
Air taxis are ready to take off. Volocopter’s cofounder Alex Zosel tells us everything about the future of city traffic and the ambitions of his startup.
How to Leverage a CASB for Your AWS Environment
Register for this webcast to be among the first to receive the associated whitepaper written by SANS instructor, Kyle Dickinson.
What Programming Languages Do You Need to Work in Data Science?
Data science employers want their software engineers to know Python, along with Hadoop, R, and Spark, but the picture is changing quickly
Power Electronics Pioneer’s Inventions Have Made Renewable Energy More Affordable
IEEE Fellow Frede Blaabjerg received the Global Energy Prize for his contributions
Facebook AI Launches Its Deepfake Detection Challenge
At the NeurIPS conference, Facebook asks researchers to build tools to spot deepfake videos
Aeva Unveils Lidar on a Chip
Aeva says its high-performance lidar will sell for less than US $500; VW is buying it
Meet the VoloCity
No more prototypes, ready for take off! German startup Volocopter presented this summer its first air taxi destined for production. Here is how the solution has been tailored-made for inner-city hops.
Yoshua Bengio, Revered Architect of AI, Has Some Ideas About What to Build Next
The Turing Award winner wants AI systems that can reason, plan, and imagine
E-books Help You Stay Up to Date on 5G, Renewable Energy, and Other Technologies
Wiley-IEEE Press has released 10 new books
Sarcos Demonstrates Powered Exosuit That Gives Workers Super Strength
It won't make you look like Iron Man but the Guardian XO allows you to lift 200 pounds without breaking a sweat
The Ultimate Generation
How long can wireless generations harness shorter frequencies and faster data rates before they no longer make physical sense?
With DNA Data Storage, 3D-Printed Bunnies Carry Their Own Blueprints
A 3D-printed model of the Stanford Bunny contains secret DNA-based instructions for how it was made
Intel Unveils Cryogenic Chip to Speed Quantum Computing
Horse Ridge cryogenic control chip will let Intel increase the number of qubits
5G Small-Cell Base Station Antenna Array Design
In this eSeminar we will explore state-of-the-art simulation approaches for antenna array design, with a particular focus on 5G small-cell base station antennas.
Video Friday: This Robot Refuses to Fall Down Even if You Hit, Shove It
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
What Are Your Options for Cognitive Enhancement?
Some technologists use psychedelics to boost creativity and productivity. Here’s how to get similar benefits through more conventional approaches.
Mix Mountains and Gravity for Long-Term Energy Storage
A team of European engineers says its mountain energy storage system for small grids would be inexpensive and environmentally-friendly
Modern Civilization Relies on This Crystal-Growing Method
The Czochralski method, an IEEE Milestone, is used to grow single-crystal semiconductors for integrated circuits and photovoltaics
Who’s Hiring Engineers? (TSMC, Oracle, Ikea) Who’s Firing Them? (HP, WeWork, Symantec)
Checking in on engineering job news as 2019 draws to a close
Japanese Researchers Teaching Robots to Repair Themselves
Whether for maintenance or augmentation, robots that can use tools on themselves are more independent and capable
AI and Economic Productivity: Expect Evolution, Not Revolution
Despite the hype, artificial intelligence will take years to significantly boost economic productivity
Hand-Tracking Tech Watches Riders in Self-Driving Cars to See If They’re Ready to Take the Wheel
A new system tracks a rider’s elbows and wrists to see how quickly they could take control of a self-driving car in an emergency
Liquid Electrodes Morph Into Flexible Wires for Neural Stimulation
Taffy-like “injectrodes” could replace expensive, rigid neural implants
This Gift Will Help Your Aspiring Engineer Learn Technology
Know someone that is hard to shop for? We have the perfect gift for you.
Tips and Tricks on How to Verify Control Loop Stability
Register for our Application Note "Tips and Tricks on how to verify control loop stability"
Energy Research User Handbook
Discover NI Solutions for Global Energy Challenges.
Accelerate your innovation with NI Wireless Research Handbook
Build 5G Wireless Networks and Systems with Software Defined Radio.
Test Ops Agile Design and Test
Revolutionize Your Design and Test Workflow.
The Latest Techniques in Power Supply Test – Get the App Note
Four Practical Applications Using an Electronic Load.
Understanding ADC Bits
Why Is ENOB Just as Important as ADC Bits?
Save Time with Ready-To-Use Measurements
Wasting time setting up measurements?
Education & Research Resources from Industry
Request Your Education and Research USB and Get Tools to Enable Your Success.
Simulating Radar Signals for Meaningful Radar Warning Receiver Tests
Testing state-of-the art radar warning equipment with adequate RF and microwave signals is a challenging task for radar engineers.
Instrument Innovations for mmWave Test
NI is introducing the PXIe-5831 millimeter wave (mmWave) vector signal transceiver (VST)
AI and the Future of Work: The Prospects for Tomorrow’s Jobs
MIT conference considers companies that have implemented job-friendly AI
Skydio 2 Review: This Is the Drone You Want to Fly
Flying this $999 obstacle-dodging drone is a magical experience
IEEE President’s Column: An IEEE for the Next Technological Revolution
It's critical for our shared future that the organization is prepared
Pioneering Astronomy Experiment Begins Beyond the Moon
The radio astronomy experiment will listen for signals from the early universe
For Centuries, People Dreamed of a Machine That Could Produce Language. Then OpenAI Made One
OpenAI’s GPT-2 program churns out natural language that’s remarkably coherent—and that’s a problem
Whitepaper: Design and Optimization of FBAR Filters to Enable 5G
5G is the next step in mobile communications, are we designing it as fast we can to achieve it?
Robot Gift Guide 2019
Over a dozen robots that we promise will make fantastic holiday gifts
Hasbro’s Classic Game Operation Was Sparked by a Grad Student’s Electric Idea
The original objective of the board game was to avoid dying of thirst in the desert
DARPA Seeks Pathogen Detectors That Use CRISPR to Run 1,000 Tests at Once
DARPA is asking researchers to use gene-editing technologies for portable diagnostics that produce results in 15 minutes
How Boston Dynamics Is Redefining Robot Agility
An exclusive look at the world’s most dynamic robots
An Internet of Tires? Pirelli Marries 5G And Automobile Wheels
The Cyber Tire can sense dangerous conditions and alert other cars
The Fight Over Encrypted DNS: Explained
DNS over TLS and DNS over HTTPS both do what they are designed to do. So what's all the fighting about?
Why Use Time-Of-Flight for Distance Measurement?
Pushing the boundaries of IR LED indirect Time-of-Flight technology for 2D distance sensing and 3D depth mapping
IEEE Spectrum’s 2019 Gift Guide
Techie gifts for all budgets
Raytheon’s Dennis Picard Remembered for Role in Advancing Radar
The former CEO and chairman of Raytheon transformed the company into a global defense giant
How Your Phone Company Aims to Stop Robocalls
The STIR/SHAKEN protocol will stop robocallers from exploiting a caller ID loophole to spoof phone numbers
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