Around the world, customers in a diverse range of industries and technical disciplines are using Maplesoft solutions to rapidly accelerate their design projects, as they develop the next generation of products that shape the changing face of robotics.
All autonomous vehicle makers will be on the hook for mistakes, not just Volvo
In this paper, we will focus on one area of development in the context of a project recently carried out by Maplesoft and its partner, ControlWorks Inc, of South Korea.
19 November 2015 The webinar will show how to simulate multipaction and breakdown with CST STUDIO SUITE®, using examples such as filters, diplexer and coaxial cable.
This week's best robot videos are here!
Stimulating cardiac tissue with light points the way toward an optogenetic pacemaker
12 November 2015 In this webinar we will explore the usage of CST BOARDCHECK on a realistic PCB. This design rule checking tool highlights the causes of possible electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and signal integrity (SI) issues in PCB layouts.
The world's largest automaker plans to make some of its cars capable of autonomous highway driving by 2020
5 November 2015 This webinar will show how to simulate graphene-based devices ranging from RF to optical frequencies. The main focus will be on absorption, nano antennas, and plasmonic behavior.
This article will describe how multiple solvers in CST MICROWAVE STUDIO® can be combined to predict where to install an omnidirectional stacked bicone antenna array to minimise loss of omnidirectionality.
Watson goes west looking to make some new friends. It can start in its neighborhood
Device using a silver nanowire can produce a current from light
$1700 will get you 16 lenses, 52 megapixels, and a lot of clever computing in a box the size of a smart phone
You wouldn't want to try this with any other drone
New report shows that the foreign-born account for an increasing share of a growing science and engineering workforce
An Israeli team is the first to show a launch contract, officially extending the race to 2017
Anodes built from mushrooms could make batteries greener
Worst-case scenarios could involve blackouts, meltdowns
The ITU is sorting through likely approaches to the next-generation mobile standard
Researchers discover a way to create a circuit that changes over time and now are looking for an application
The defense agency announces funding for 7 projects under its new ElectRx program
Physicists showed that subatomic particles oscillate between types, a blow to the Standard Model
Spiders use silk tethers to help them make controlled jumps, and now robots do too
The new transistor consumes 90 percent less power than conventional devices
One infected vehicle could turn a car dealership into a center for spreading malware to customers
Potential for 100 gigabit per second downloads
New tools reveal details of the relationship between a ceramics’ molecular structure and its capacitance
Arizona’s largest utility is withdrawing a proposed increase for rooftop solar users amidst accusations of improper dealings with state regulators
The new 1,000-qubit machine installed at Google's Quantum AI Lab spends most of its power on keeping cool
Nanomaterial responds to the proximity of a finger in milliseconds rather than seconds
New languages enter the scene, and big data makes its mark
An attempt to understand VW's clean diesel tech instead uncovered one of history's greatest corporate cybercrimes
Without any hardware modifications, the Harvard RoboBee learns to land in the water and go for a swim
High-performance brain prosthetic points the way toward a truly useful technology that patients can take home
Laser-etched graphene brings Moore's Law to energy storage
If it can push a spacecraft, engineers are trying to harness it to fly through space
More details on Honda's secretive humanoid project
With no sensors, motors, or actuators, hot feet are all this robot needs to walk
Mechanical engineer Clifton Roozeboom thinks physics students spend too much time fussing with complicated measurement tools instead of learning
Case points to the need to move away from a compliance mindset and towards better ethics integration in engineering education
Some of the best robot videos from one of the best robot conferences
The U.S. Naval Observatory tests a ground-based GPS alternative that could work in crowded cities and indoors
A look back at Hollywood’s love affair with the Red Planet
You have to account not just for inflation but for what economists call “oil intensity”
This 1964 ad attests to the enduring lure of the final frontier
This is the science fiction movie you’ve been waiting for
General Atomics displays a small, self-contained, weapons-grade laser cannon that can be attached to the roof of your car
Zapping a cranial nerve for 20 minutes a day may help migraine sufferers
A Federal Aviation Administration announcement makes video-piloted models subject to regulation
Cars will take grocery and other deliveries, even when the driver isn't present
Thirty years after its introduction, the Amiga is still influencing computing
A cousin of the Stuxnet virus that crippled Iran's nuclear program failed to do the same to North Korea, Reuters reports
Classified DARPA technology allows bullets to follow your directions after you fire them
New research from Australia calls into question the dramatic claims made for transcranial brain stimulation
Renowned sci-fi writer Kim Stanley Robinson reviews a century of Mars fiction
