Video Friday: This 3D-Printed Micro-Robot Could One Day Walk Inside Your Body
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Upgrade to Superhuman Reflexes Without Feeling Like a Robot
Electrical muscle stimulation can speed up human reflexes. But can we use it without giving up control of our bodies?
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First 3D Nanotube and RRAM ICs Come Out of Foundry
SkyWater Technology Foundry produces first wafers in a drive to match performance of cutting-edge silicon chips
What “Social Good” Means to Engineers
IEEE TechEthics panelists talk about how engineers can use their skills to contribute to making a better world
Tech Workers Are Finding Jobs Outside of Traditional Tech
Banks, agricultural companies, and utilities are hiring more tech employees than ever before
UbiquitiLink Wants To Turn Every Cellphone Into a Satellite Phone
Satellite start-up UbiquitiLink's patented technology allows ordinary cellphones to use satellites like cell towers, bringing cheap messaging to millions
Alaska’s Engineering Colleges Prepare to Slash Programs, Lay Off Faculty
Dramatic cuts to the budget of the state’s only public university put its engineering programs in jeopardy
Remote-controlled Salmon Farms to Operate Off Norway by 2020
Giant, instrumented pens will monitor the health of millions of fish and feed them automatically
How to Protect Enterprise Systems with Cloud-Based Firewalls
In this webcast SANS analyst Kevin Garvey explores key features of cloud-based firewalls and how they differ from more traditional firewalls.
Swarm Robots Mimic Ant Jaws to Flip and Jump
Trap-jaw ants inspired these small, autonomous swarm robots
With This AI, 60 Percent of Patients Who Had Surgery Could Have Avoided It
Machine learning algorithms that combine clinical and molecular data are the “wave of the future,” experts say
Three Ways Engineers Are Improving the Planet
Smart technology can help combat global warming and create a better future
Startup Aims to Tackle Grid Storage Problem With New Porous Silicon Battery
A Canadian company emerges from stealth mode to provide grid-scale energy storage with its high-density battery tech
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One Driver Steers Two Trucks With Peloton’s Autonomous Follow System
The technology is currently being tested on closed tracks, the company says
The Internet Is Coming to the Rest of the Animal Kingdom
A new Doolittlesque initiative aims to promote Internet communication among smart animals
Get Keysight’s Basic Instruments Flyer Featuring the New N6790 series Electronic Loads
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Four Power eBooks to Enhance Your Power Testing IQ!
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A (Very) Close Look at Carbon Capture and Storage
A material called ZIF-8 swells up when carbon dioxide molecules are trapped inside, new images reveal
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Chip Hall of Fame: MOS Technology 6581
A synthesizer that defined the sound of a generation
Watch World Champion Soccer Robots Take on Humans at RoboCup
Humans may not be doomed at soccer quite yet
New Mobile App Brings the Power of IEEE Xplore to Your Smartphone
Other improvements include easier access to complex searching, new author information pages, and support for research reproducibility
Intel’s Neuromorphic System Hits 8 Million Neurons, 100 Million Coming by 2020
Researchers can use the 64-chip Pohoiki Beach system to make systems that learn and see the world more like humans
How NASA Recruited Snoopy and Drafted Barbie
The space agency has long relied on kid-friendly mascots to make the case for space
Three Steps to a Moon Base
Space agencies and private companies are working on rockets, landers, and other tech for lunar settlement
Video Friday: This NASA Robot Uses "Fishhook Grippers" to Climb Rock Walls
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Electric Vehicle Manufacturers Need Engineers With AI and Robotics Skills
University of Illinois power electronics instructor Philip Krein explains the training new hires need
First the E-Bike, Next the Flying Car
This company thinks its 3D-printing technology for carbon fiber can do anything
Delhi Rolls Out a Massive Network of Surveillance Cameras
The state government says closed-circuit TVs will help fight crime, but digital liberties activists are concerned about the project's lack of transparency
Power Infrastructure Mixing AC and DC Loads
With the arrival of DC-powered IT loads the management of electrical infrastructure is becoming more complex than ever. In this webinar, we will introduce you to our solution and show two concrete use cases