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by Maria Gallucci on (#4G3DN)
A six-week pilot program connected 200 homes, but more than 15,000 remain without electricity
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by Eliza Strickland on (#4G3DQ)
The in-ear sensor from Yono Labs will soon predict a woman’s fertile days
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4G2F9)
The Braava m6 and Roomba s9 work together to vacuum and then mop your floors
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by Stephen Cass on (#4G1PR)
An annual contest challenges programmers to create 8-bit games of intrigue and adventure
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by Evan Ackerman and Michael Koziol on (#4G1JE)
Bamboo drones are just one way that local companies hope to meet Tanzania’s needs
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by João Ramos, Albert Wang and Sangbae Kim on (#4G19S)
MIT’s Hermes is a bipedal robot that uses full-body teleoperation to move with greater agility
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4G156)
More than two years after Buddy was supposed to ship to Indiegogo backers, its creators have a plan
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by Paul Tilghman on (#4G0ZW)
DARPA’s Spectrum Collaboration Challenge demonstrates that autonomous radios can manage spectrum better than humans can

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on (#47J09)
This discussion will bring clarity and alternatives to ensure your product is ready for market and discuss methods to manage this business risk.
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by Evan Ackerman, Erico Guizzo and Fan Shi on (#4FTK9)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by Anouk Wipprecht on (#4FTKB)
A playful headpiece called Agent Unicorn incorporates an EEG that detects P300, the neural signature of attention
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by Michael Koziol on (#4FTG8)
Whether it’s an Ising machine or a quantum annealer, the machine seems to matter less than how the parts connect
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by Lucas Laursen on (#4FSY4)
Tired of waiting, some rural residents are funding their own Wi-Fi networks to bring broadband to their homes
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4FRCS)
The HyQReal quadruped robot is big, powerful, rugged, and capable of walking off with your Piaggio Avanti
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by Vaclav Smil on (#4FR8W)
Shutter speed rose from a thousandth of a second in 1878 to a millionth of a billionth of a second in the ’90s. Today, that’s considered slow
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by Kathy Pretz on (#4FRCV)
And other observations from a cavalcade of IEEE awards
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by David Schneider on (#4FP38)
The company plans to include ADS-B receivers in next year’s drones weighing more than 250 grams
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by Stacey Higginbotham on (#4FNNV)
With more data, constructing buildings can look more like factory manufacturing
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#4FNCZ)
A 49-core chip by Georgia Tech uses a 1980s-era algorithm to solve some of today’s toughest optimization problems faster than a GPU
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by Amy Nordrum on (#4FN81)
Putting a power-distribution station on the ocean floor could allow more raw materials to be processed down there
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by Joanna Goodrich on (#4FN2A)
Critics say the technology is not very accurate, and is often rolled out first in minority communities
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by Mark Harris on (#4FMT4)
Elon Musk says SpaceX's Starlink satellites will autonomously avoid hazards in orbit. Experts are not so sure
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by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on (#4FMQ4)
Agility Robotics’ Digit will bring packages from a delivery vehicle to your front door
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4FKZR)
Salto gets an upgrade and now it can go for a bounce outside the lab
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by IEEE Spectrum Staff on (#4FKD5)
3D cameras already help us make 3D emoji/animoji. Now, ams wants to use 3D sensing to help smartphones capture more accurate colors
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by Julianne Pepitone on (#4FK8V)
Cybersecurity experts and data wranglers are in high demand
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by Megan Scudellari on (#4FK8X)
The N3 program aims to develop wearable devices that let soldiers to communicate directly with machines.
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#4F98X)
Dirac creates immersive audio for VR with algorithms while Harman patents flying robotic speakers
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on (#4FK4B)
Reduce your test development time, increase throughput and improve the accuracy of your test systems
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by The Institute’s Editorial Staff on (#4FJYH)
IEEE mourns the loss of the following members
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by Elisabetta Mori on (#4FJT8)
In 1959, Olivetti introduced one of the first transistorized mainframes and started its own transistor company
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by Elisabetta Mori on (#4FJT6)
Olivetti’s Programma 101 embodied the company’s holistic approach to technical efficiency, ease of use, and smart design
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by Varun Sivaram on (#4DG2P)
Perovskites and other advanced solar tech need far more investment to move from lab to market
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by Prachi Patel on (#4FJAQ)
New digital circuit breakers that combine computing power with wireless connectivity may finally replace an 140-year-old electromechanical technology
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by Philip E. Ross on (#4FHTZ)
Bosch expects the first flying taxi service to take off in a major city by 2023
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by Jean Kumagai on (#4FGHH)
The wonder crystal could yield imagers that are far more sensitive than commercial detectors
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by Maria Gallucci on (#4FG78)
Vice Admiral Dave Kriete explains how the United States maintains its stockpile, and why the nation is developing new low-yield nuclear weapons
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4FFY7)
Learning in simulation no longer takes human expertise to make it useful in the real world
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by Evan Ackerman, Erico Guizzo and Fan Shi on (#4FBRS)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by Justine Spack on (#4FBHP)
An interview with the consultant, IEEE senior member, and active volunteer
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by Emily Waltz on (#4FBD6)
These algorithms spot mood changes before you do, and could someday tell a stimulator to zap your brain to treat disorders
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by Michelle Hampson on (#4FB08)
Participants were less accurate and became more tired when completing a task with the HoloLens, compared to the naked eye
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4F9DP)
Realtime Robotics’ motion-planning processor helps autonomous cars make better decisions
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#4F8NG)
imec chip acts as personal radar for smartwatch gesture recognition
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4F74Q)
NASA's robots will help each other with useful tasks on the International Space Station
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by Mark Anderson on (#4F6X4)
Replacing a liquid electrolyte with a plastic one could lead to lithium-ion batteries that are safer and more energy dense
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by Payal Dhar on (#4F6MD)
With traces of a user’s browsing history and online behavior, hackers can build a fake virtual “twin†and use it to log in to a victim’s accounts
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by Joanna Goodrich on (#4F6FM)
IEEE WIE webinar highlights three ways to improve your conflict-resolution skills
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on (#4CYKF)
The webinar introduces the concept of Digital RF Memory Jammers, describes their technology and the respective test and measurement challenges and solutions from Rohde & Schwarz.
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by National Instruments on (#4F4EM)
The USRP N3xx product family supports three different methods of baseband synchronization: external clock and time reference, GPSDO module, and Ethernet-based timing protocol
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