This MicroLED Display Is Smaller Than a Bug
Mojo Vision’s microLED display has record-breaking pixel density and a somewhat mysterious purpose
President Moura on the Importance of Financial Transparency
Timely, meaningful, and reliable disclosures are critical
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Europe Has Invested €1 Billion Into Graphene—But For What?
Six years into an ambitious 10-year research project, experts weigh in on whether the Graphene Flagship can help the “wonder material” make it through the Valley of Death
Shielding Effectiveness of MicroGrid® EM Expanded Metal Foils
MicroGrid® EM shields sensitive circuitry from electromagnetic interference
Video Friday: This Robot Is Learning to Slice Onions
The best robot videos from the world's biggest robotics conference
This British Family Changed the Course of Engineering
Charles Parsons invented the modern steam turbine, but his wife and daughter built something just as lasting
Executives on How to Succeed in Engineering
At the IEEE Women in Engineering conference, executives shared tips on how to set goals and overcome imposter syndrome
Project Diana Honored With an IEEE Milestone
The demonstration prompted the United States to enter the race to space
Loon’s Balloons Deliver Emergency Internet Service to Peru Following 8.0 Earthquake
The company was able to respond quickly because it had already begun tests in the country
Another Step Toward the End of Moore’s Law
Samsung and TSMC move to 5-nanometer manufacturing
New Zealand Startup Seeks to Automate (Most) Code Review
CodeLingo has developed a tool that it says can help developers with code reviews, refactoring, and documentation
A Glass Battery That Keeps Getting Better?
A prototype solid-state battery based on lithium and glass faces criticism over claims that its capacity increases over time
Creating a Better Online Experience for Billions is Just a Fix Away
Code that makes network applications compliant with universal-acceptance standards is an easy way to build a more inclusive Internet
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DeepMind Deploys Self-taught Agents To Beat Humans at Quake III
Without instructions, software agents learn how to crush human players at "Capture the Flag" in Quake III Arena
Household Radar Can See Through Walls and Knows How You’re Feeling
Modern wireless tech isn’t just for communications. It can also sense a person’s breathing and heart rate, even gauge emotions
The Three Advantages of Assembled Cables
Ready-to-connect cables from igus® are expertly assembled, extensively tested and designed to last
Tiny Robots Carry Stem Cells Through a Mouse
Using this technique, microrobots could deliver stem cells to hard-to-reach places
Parts of the Navajo Nation Are Still Off the Grid—but That’s Changing
A six-week pilot program connected 200 homes, but more than 15,000 remain without electricity
A Wearable That Helps Women Get / Not Get Pregnant
The in-ear sensor from Yono Labs will soon predict a woman’s fertile days
iRobot Completely Redesigns Its Floor Care Robots With New m6 and s9
The Braava m6 and Roomba s9 work together to vacuum and then mop your floors
Yes, You Can Write an Awesome Game in Just 10 Lines of Basic
An annual contest challenges programmers to create 8-bit games of intrigue and adventure
Tanzania Builds a Drone Industry From Local Know-How and Bamboo
Bamboo drones are just one way that local companies hope to meet Tanzania’s needs
Human Reflexes Help MIT’s HERMES Rescue Robot Keep Its Footing
MIT’s Hermes is a bipedal robot that uses full-body teleoperation to move with greater agility
Buddy the Social Robot Is Somehow Not Dead Yet
More than two years after Buddy was supposed to ship to Indiegogo backers, its creators have a plan
If DARPA Has Its Way, AI Will Rule the Wireless Spectrum
DARPA’s Spectrum Collaboration Challenge demonstrates that autonomous radios can manage spectrum better than humans can
Confidence in Quality: Ensure Your Product Is Ready for Market
This discussion will bring clarity and alternatives to ensure your product is ready for market and discuss methods to manage this business risk.
Video Friday: Robot Blows Up a Land Mine
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I Built a Brain Computer Interface for Tackling ADHD in Children
A playful headpiece called Agent Unicorn incorporates an EEG that detects P300, the neural signature of attention
For Specialized Optimizing Machines, It’s All in the Connections
Whether it’s an Ising machine or a quantum annealer, the machine seems to matter less than how the parts connect
Rural Cooperatives Deliver High-Speed Internet for Less
Tired of waiting, some rural residents are funding their own Wi-Fi networks to bring broadband to their homes