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Photo of Theodore Gilliland and his son, Clinton Gilliland at the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico
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This Father-and-Son Duo Was Essential to Ionospheric Research at the Arecibo Observatory

A new IEEE Oral History explains how the sounders the two developed measured the ionosphere using transmitters and receivers operating in shortwave radio bands

5 min read
Researchers from Cornell and the University of Pennsylvania developed a robotic fish that uses synthetic blood pumped through an artificial circulatory system
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Robot Fish Powered by Synthetic Blood Just Keeps Swimming

A liquid battery that doubles as hydraulic fluid helps this robot swim for up to 36 hours

3 min read
Photograph of Anki's vector robot on a shelf, looking sad.
RoboticsGuest Article

Anki, Jibo, and Kuri: What We Can Learn from Social Robots That Didn't Make It

It's been a tough few years for social home robots: Where do we go from here?

7 min read
Sped up 8x robot transformation
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This Robot Transforms Itself to Navigate an Obstacle Course

A central perception system allows a robot to change its own configurations for each new challenge

3 min read

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