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The Future of the Assembly Line
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A Social Network for Emergency Notifications
Canadian start-up ePACT’s dedicated system keeps organizations connected in emergencies
Start-up Profile: Skybox Imaging
The satellite-imaging company plans to bring remote sensing to the mass market
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The Troubled Life of Patent No. 6,456,841
Tracing the tortured legal trail of a simple smartphone patent
3-D Printing Movie Props
CGI isn’t the only tech on the digital frontier of special effects
Profile: Innovega
Specialized contact lenses streamline the augmented reality experience
European Innovation Varies by Country
In the aftermath of financial crisis, German enterprises lead the pack in investing in the future
Tesla News and Renewable Energy From Rising Ships
Tesla will pay back loan sooner but release next car model later and a San Francisco company wants to run the city on ship-power; plus, communicating with your car's computer
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Start-up Profile: Tactus Technology
This CES darling adds tactile feedback to virtual keyboards
When Innovating, Go Slow
Advances in technoscience take human ingenuity—and time
Weekly Tek-Wrap: Fukushima Tagging of Tuna, and More
A city goes carbon neutral, Goldie Blox takes on American Girl, and news from Innovation Day at Xerox Corp.’s Parc Inc.
Beyond the White Paper
Videos and slideshows are taking center stage in presenting technical information
Are Boeing's Battery Difficulties Part of a Much Bigger Problem?
Seventy percent of the Dreamliner is preassembled by a tiered system of subcontractors that Boeing has never used before
A Sneak Peek at the Next Generation of IEEE Spectrum
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Engineers of the New Millennium: Life in 2030
A one-hour special from IEEE Spectrum Radio and the National Science Foundation
Engineering Textiles to Keep Us Healthier and Happier
Using new technologies, researchers are creating smart fabrics that could protect us from disease and make our lives better
How Will Humans and Robots Coexist?
Robots will be everywhere in 2030, but not necessarily as humanoid domestic help
Self-driving Cars Heading Our Way
Smart vehicles could make the roads safer and ease congestion.
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