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RoboticsTopicArtificial IntelligenceTypeNews

Who’s the Coolest Robot of All?

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RoboticsTopicTypeNews

Robot Passes Turing Test for Polyculture Gardening

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A robotic servo on a gantry zip-tied to a pair of pruning shears hovers above a lush green garden plot.
The InstituteTopicTypeCareersProfile

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DIYTopicMagazineHands OnType

Wakka Wakka! This Turing Machine Plays Pac-Man

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BiomedicalTopicNewsType

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SemiconductorsTopicTypeNews

Meet the Forksheet: Imec’s In-Between Transistor

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Consumer ElectronicsTopicBiomedicalTypeNews

This Gamer Turned EEG Tech Into a Game Controller

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4 min read
An electronic radar echo generator from Rohde & Schwarz the size of shoebox with buttons and an LCD screen sit on the floor next to the wheel of a car with background walls covered in sound absorbing foam tiles.
TransportationTopicTypeSensorsSponsored Article

Automotive Radar Object Simulation for Validation

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SemiconductorsTopicTypeComputingNews

Keeping Moore’s Law Going Is Getting Complicated

CMOS 2.0 will require exceptional creativity to rewire and 3D-stack the chip

5 min read
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ComputingTopicMagazineTypeFeature

The Strange Story of the Teens Behind the Mirai Botnet

Their DDoS malware threatened the entire Internet

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PodcastTopicBiomedicalType

The Electrome: The Next Great Frontier For Biomedical Technology

Bioelectricity is about much more than just nerve signals, and the potential for new healing therapies is immense

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35:44
The Electrome: The Next Great Frontier For Biomedical Technology
ComputingTopicTypeSemiconductorsPodcast

Linking Chips With Light For Faster AI

IEEE Spectrum's semiconductor expert Samuel K. Moore and the race to put fiber optics inside computers

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19:31
Linking Chips With Light For Faster AI
ComputingTopicTypePodcast

Functional Programming: The Biggest Change Since We Killed the Goto?

Panoramic Software's Charles Scalfani on the benefits we could reap from changing how we write software

41
28:50
Functional Programming: The Biggest Change Since We Killed the Goto?
BiomedicalTopicTypePodcast

Rerouting Intention And Sensation In Paralyzed Patients

Neuroscientist Chad Bouton is developing technology to decode and encode nerve signals

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24:27
Rerouting Intention And Sensation In Paralyzed Patients

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