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Practical commercial deliveries will take off, albeit with intense regulatory scrutiny
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In this paper, explore how to speed up DSP codecs using the DSP extensions built-in to the Arm Cortex-M processors.
by Allison Marsh on (#4X90T)
This top-secret project recruited 273 women to operate the world’s first digital electronic computer
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Learn about the importance of using a range of methods in the 3D electromagnetic (EM) simulation of installed antenna performance.
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In this paper, we discuss how you can use InfluxDB to gain the necessary visibility in the status, performance and responsiveness of your environments.
by Ned Potter on (#4X8J1)
Blue Origin, Boeing, and SpaceX are among those proposing ships to put astronauts back on the moon by the end of 2024
by Kathy Pretz on (#4X7QS)
Nakamoto & Turing Lab’s Pekka computer-sharing platform connects customers with rented machines
by Jeremy Hsu on (#4X4GM)
A safety system for pedestrians detects nearby cars based on the sounds they make
by Kathy Pretz on (#4X49T)
He leads an IEEE project that links remote health centers
by Vaclav Smil on (#4X2Y9)
It was deemed the healthier alternative, and it was undoubtedly cheaper
by Joanna Goodrich on (#4X2YA)
The high electron mobility transistor is now an IEEE Milestone
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Learn how to use frequency range is an ideal starting point
by Joanna Goodrich on (#4WZTJ)
He was deputy director of the NSF and a University of Pennsylvania dean
by Stephen Cass on (#4WW5K)
This kit works with many CRTs designed for old-school oscilloscopes
by Evan Ackerman on (#4WW5M)
Your yearly selection of awesome holiday robot videos
by Angelique Parashis on (#4WW5N)
IEEE Educational Activities Board honors 13 individuals, one section, and one society
by Michael Koziol on (#4WVWS)
The module could help any radio hear itself in a crowded environment
by Jeff Hecht on (#4WVKD)
A new optics technology boosts data rates on legacy fiber optic cables to 10 gigabits per second
by Mark Anderson on (#4WTFM)
IBM's claim comes with noteworthy specs, a list of commercial partners, and a glaring lack of peer-reviewed data
by Stacey Higginbotham on (#4WTFN)
At the Tiny ML Summit, researchers will talk about privacy practices, energy consumption, and novel applications
by Evan Ackerman on (#4WT6X)
A soft robotic bug can survive being repeatedly smashed with a fly swatter
by Kathy Pretz on (#4WRSF)
The technologies include blockchain, Internet of Things, and smart cities
by Megan Scudellari on (#4WRSG)
Invisible to the eye, the dots glow under infrared light from modified smartphones
by Rina Diane Caballar on (#4WRFX)
NextAero, an advanced manufacturing startup in Australia, is 3D printing aerospike engines for satellite launch vehicles
by Max Versace on (#4WRFY)
How an overlooked feature of deep learning networks can turn into a major breakthrough for AI
by Evan Ackerman on (#4WQ48)
This is where evil Terminator robots come from
by Tekla S. Perry on (#4WQ49)
A review of Silicon Valley’s tech jobs for 2019 shows it isn’t just companies headquartered here competing for engineers
by Mark Anderson on (#4WQ4A)
New report reveals that today’s data center landscape is coal black, but points to how the world can green up its data
by Nach Davé on (#4WPVX)
Makers of medical devices should start the design process with a cybersecurity risk management plan
by Tekla S. Perry on (#4WPJ0)
The only way Silicon Valley will stop hogging all the tech jobs is if the federal government gets involved, says Brookings report
by Michelle Hampson on (#4WNE4)
A technique using ultrasound can deliver voice commands to systems such as Google Home and Amazon Echo without bystanders picking up on the cues
by Maria Gallucci on (#4WMWW)
Measures to shift electricity demand may have negative financial and health impacts for certain customers
by Evan Ackerman on (#4WHW5)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
by Philip E. Ross on (#4WHMD)
New Orleans startup Advano makes silicon nanoparticles—by the ton
by Samuel K. Moore on (#4WHME)
Devices are 15 percent faster, 30 percent more energy efficient
by Michelle V. Rafter on (#4WHBH)
The suit is the latest to position an individual against a state agency responsible for engineering licensing regulations and enforcement
by LEMO on (#4V01J)
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.
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Register for this webcast to be among the first to receive the associated whitepaper written by SANS instructor, Kyle Dickinson.
by Tekla S. Perry on (#4WFC8)
Data science employers want their software engineers to know Python, along with Hadoop, R, and Spark, but the picture is changing quickly
by Kathy Pretz on (#4WDZK)
IEEE Fellow Frede Blaabjerg received the Global Energy Prize for his contributions
by Eliza Strickland on (#4WDZM)
At the NeurIPS conference, Facebook asks researchers to build tools to spot deepfake videos
by Philip E. Ross on (#4WDNN)
Aeva says its high-performance lidar will sell for less than US $500; VW is buying it
by LEMO on (#4V152)
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.
by Eliza Strickland on (#4WCHM)
The Turing Award winner wants AI systems that can reason, plan, and imagine
by Joanna Goodrich on (#4WC8F)
Wiley-IEEE Press has released 10 new books
by Evan Ackerman on (#4WBYH)
It won't make you look like Iron Man but the Guardian XO allows you to lift 200 pounds without breaking a sweat
by Michael Koziol on (#4WAM1)
How long can wireless generations harness shorter frequencies and faster data rates before they no longer make physical sense?
by Emily Waltz on (#4WAAJ)
A 3D-printed model of the Stanford Bunny contains secret DNA-based instructions for how it was made