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The Rebirth of the IBM 1401 ComputerFri, October 30, 2009
An ancient machine, rescued from a garage and …
The Microcar TraditionFri, October 30, 2009
Jim Janecek surveys the extended history of some …
iCandy: November 2009Wed, November 18, 2009
Spectrum's monthly slideshow proves that a picture is …
IBM Unveils a New Brain SimulatorNovember 2009
A big step forward in a project that …
Rebuilding the IBM 1401November 2009
A gang of veteran engineers breathes new life …
Photovoltaic Grid ParityFri, November 06, 2009
It appears to be a very long way …
Rebuilding the IBM 1401November 2009
A gang of veteran engineers breathes new life …
Photovoltaic Grid ParityFri, November 06, 2009
It appears to be a very long way …
IBM Unveils a New Brain SimulatorNovember 2009
A big step forward in a project that …
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02.01.2009Slideshow: Electric Cars Rule Detroit Auto Show
Car makers showed off their latest electric vehicles to…
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Show Recap: Detroit Goes Electro-tastic!
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Slammed by the economic crisis, most carmakers showed…
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06.23.2009How Smart Can You and Your Local Electricity Grid Get?
Xcel Energy's small-town test of smart-distribution and…
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How Green Is My Plug-In?
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02.01.2009This Car Runs on Code
It takes dozens of microprocessors running 100 million…
Slideshow: Robots Gone Wild
Creatures from across the animal kingdom offer design principles to make robots more useful, engaging, and lifelike
Photo: Festo
BUILDING BIOLOGY
AquaJelly, a mechatronic jellyfish designed by Festo, a German automation company, investigates how small autonomous robots could cooperate to solve larger problems. This robot has electric drive, eight tentacles for propulsion, and infrared LEDs that pulse signals to communicate its position to other robots.
April 2009
