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The 3 Advantages of Assembled Cables
Ready-to-connect readycables® save you time on cable assembly and are guaranteed to last 36 months
GlobalFoundries, Arm Close in on 3D Chip Integration
3D interconnects could shorten delays within processor cores
DARPA Subterranean Challenge: The Scoring Rules
How autonomous robots in the underground scavenger hunt pick up points for their teams
Solar Power Is Now as Inexpensive as Grid Electricity in China
Researchers found that PV systems could produce electricity at a lower price than the grid in 344 cities
Russian Humanoid Robot to Pilot Soyuz Capsule to ISS This Week
Skybot F-850 will spend a week on the ISS charming astronauts with its sense of humor
Educational Resources That Get Students Up to Speed on Advanced Manufacturing and Programming Languages
These websites teach the skills needed in a competitive job market
New Electric Motor Could Boost Efficiency of EVs, Scooters, and Wind Turbines
The Hunstable Electric Turbine by Linear Labs can generate two to five times the torque of existing motors in the same-size package, the company says
Drone Beats Ambulance in Race to Deliver First Aid to Patients
Medical drones arrived 90 to 120 seconds faster than an ambulance during tests conducted with fake patients placed in Iraq's busy city streets
One Apollo 11 Experiment Is Still Going 50 Years Later
The Lunar Laser Ranging Experiment lets NASA precisely measure the distance between Earth and the moon
Video Friday: Watch Robots Make a Crepe and Twist the Perfect Pretzel
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Electric Boats Could Be Floating Batteries for Island Microgrids
Researchers in Australia have developed a control algorithm that allows electric boats equipped with solar panels to sell power to a microgrid
Unique Carbon Allotrope Offers Path to Neuromorphic Computing
Scientists have isolated cyclocarbons for the first time, and aim to use these molecules to build new materials
Stretchy Wearable Patch Allows Two-Way Communication With Robots
Multifunctional metal-oxide semiconductor used to build flexible RRAM, transistors, and sensors
Video Friday: Kiki Is a New Social Robot Created by Two Ex-Googlers
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
What Is ‘Hot Lightning’? Satellites Reveal Which Strikes Are Most Likely to Start Wildfires
New satellite sensor data, combined with info from the terrestrial U.S. National Lightning Detection Network, will help scientists identify the most dangerous lightning strikes
How MaaS Accelerates Product Development
Get To Market More Quickly With Manufacturing As A Service
Who’s Hiring? Google’s Wing, Facebook’s Libra, and Uber Competitor Ola
And who’s firing? Huawei and IBM
Descartes Labs Built a Top 500 Supercomputer From Amazon Cloud
Cofounder Mike Warren talks about the future of high-performance computing in a data-rich, cloud computing world
Specifying nonlinearity in torque sensors
Reliable torque data leads to efficient, cost-effective designs
A Brief History of the Lie Detector
It’s surprisingly hard to create a real-life Lasso of Truth
Surprisingly Speedy Soft Robot Survives Being Stepped On
It's small, it's quick, and it's more robust than a cockroach
Intel Shows Off Chip Packaging Powers
Three research directions should bind chiplets more tightly together
If Navigation Apps Don’t Alleviate Congestion—Could City-Wide Traffic Software Help?
Traffic software providers Mobi and Axilion have taken two very different approaches to solving the world’s congestion crisis
First Programmable Memristor Computer
Michigan team builds memristors atop standard CMOS logic to demo a system that can do a variety of edge computing AI tasks
IBM and Linux Foundation Call on Developers to Make Natural Disasters Less Deadly
The international Call for Code competition encourages developers to invent new technologies that can assist people after a hurricane or flood
Virtual Car Sharing Combines Telepresence Robots and Autonomous Vehicles
5G connectivity and a remotely projected human help autonomous vehicles be safer and more flexible
Does the Repurposing of Sun Microsystems' Slogan Honor History, or Step on It?
“The Network is the Computer” catchphrase has a proud new parent: Cloudflare
The Nanosheet Transistor Is the Next (and Maybe Last) Step in Moore’s Law
Nanosheet devices are scheduled for the 3-nanometer node as soon as 2021

Facebook Closer to Augmented Reality Glasses With Brain Implant That Decodes Dialogue From Neural Activity
The project is the first to decode question-and-answer speech from brain signals in real time
Four Actions Engineers Can Take to Ensure Their Startup Succeeds
Venture advisor Chenyang Xu recommends staying up to date on technology and taking entrepreneurship classes
A Two-Track Algorithm To Detect Deepfake Images
A neural-network-based tool can spot image manipulation at the level of single-pixels
Happiness Is a Hybrid-Electric Ferry
A diesel-burning boat finds new life and a clean, quiet ride for 4,500 passengers a day
A Novel Thermal Battery Promises Green Power Around the Clock
Japanese scientists have developed a thermal battery that converts heat into electricity when buried in a geothermal zone
Video Friday: A Two-Armed Robot That Balances on a Ball
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Revealing the Hidden Beauty of Common Components
Eric Schlaepfer showcases the surprisingly intricate structures of capacitors, LEDs, connectors, and other often-overlooked parts
Why Communications Skills Are Critical To Engineers
Being able to clearly share ideas with others is an important quality in a leader
What the Media Missed About Elon Musk's $150 Million Augmented Brain Project
Elon Musk's company Neuralink last week announced a plan to sync our brains with artificial intelligence. Here's what news outlets overlooked.
Buried Power Lines Make Memory Faster
Researchers at imec explore strategy that could make memory more efficient and pack in more transistors
How to select current sensors and transformers
Choosing the right current sensor does not need to be guesswork
The Diversity and Unification of the Engineered World
Inventions can be classified, like animals and plants, into kingdoms, phyla, and species
Meet Aquanaut, the Underwater Transformer
Houston Mechatronics built a robot sub that transforms into a skilled humanoid
Remaking the World for Robots
Over time, we will design physical spaces to accommodate robots and augmented reality
Rooftop Solar Refinery Produces Carbon-Neutral Fuels
Scientists in Switzerland have demonstrated a technology that can produce kerosene and methanol from solar energy and air
5G’s Waveform Is a Battery Vampire
As carriers roll out 5G, industry group 3GPP is considering other ways to modulate radio signals
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Semiconductor CEOs on Computing's Big Role in Slowing the Advance of Climate Change
The end of Moore’s Law will drive a renaissance in chip innovation, CEOs say. But the semiconductor industry must face the existential question of power consumption driving climate change
Toyota Research Developing New Telepresence Robot for 2020 Olympics
Toyota's T-TR1 offers a way for people to attend the Olympics without leaving home
Order for First All-Electric Passenger Airplane Placed by Massachusetts Carrier
Cape Air recently ordered the Eviation “Alice” battery-powered, 9-seat regional aircraft—pointing toward aviation's e-future
Where Are All the Mobile Developers?
Job openings for mobile developers are booming while interest from job seekers trails off, says a new study from Indeed
Spring-Loaded Drone Collapses Mid-Flight to Zip Through Windows
This drone can dynamically fold and unfold its arms to pass through narrow gaps
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