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Device Material Could Extend Battery Life of Laptops One Hundred Fold
Researchers from the University of Missouri have developed a device that can solve battery life and overheating issues in computers.
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University of Helsinki Develops Free Online Course in AI
The University of Helsinki, Finland, and technology partner Reaktor have developed a free “Elements of Artificial Intelligence” course, which kicked off May 14.
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Yet Another Drone Delivery Pilot Project Begins This Time in Cincinnati
Workhorse Group will test a solution that will work seamlessly with existing online e-commerce platforms.
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Video: Augmented Reality Toothbrush Uses Smart Sensors to Encourage Healthy Habits for Kids
Brush Monster helps to analyze brushing data through a mobile app.
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New Study Seeks to Develop Self-assessing Robots
The project will examine how robots approach using dexterous search tasks and evaluation of performance.
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LiDAR Allows National Park Service to Control Lake Trout Population in Yellowstone Lake
Lake trout have been a problem for Yellowstone Lake since the 1990s and LiDAR is here to help.
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Australian Startup Develops Subcutaneous Sensors for Livestock
Sydney-based Livestock Labs has developed an implantable sensor for monitoring livestock health and meat quality.
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Watch: Wearable System Could Translate American Sign Language in Real Time
Researchers from Georgia Tech have developed a wearable technology that translates American Sign Language (ASL) and controls text or mobile apps by following the user’s hand movements.
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Celeste Watch Company Laser Cuts Beautiful Watch Designs
Watch company uses Epilog Laser machines to laser cut gorgeous inlays.
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Watch: Robot Can Help Humans in Hospitals Get Dressed into Hospital Gowns
PR2, developed by researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology, is a robot that was developed to help humans get dressed every day for reasons such as age, disease or injury.
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Philips Acquires Urban Lighting Maker to Expand into Chinese Market
The deal will also expand its portfolio of façade lighting.
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Drones that Sense Vegetation Index a Boon for Farmers
Using multispectral imaging, the information can determine healthy plants from ones that are stressed or dying.
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Robot Car Sees Beyond Fog and Snowy Conditions
The breakthrough is seen as an important step toward fully autonomous driving.
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New 0.13-Micron Memory Cores Developed for Mobile and Industrial Applications
MagnaChip and YMC have collaborated on a new version of the non-volatile IP.
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European Project Studies Autonomous Vehicles for Eventual Integration into European Roadways
A new project called “Autonomous Vehicles Evolve to a New Urban Experience” (AVENUE), led by the University of Geneva (UNIGE) is studying autonomous vehicles with the goal of creating guidelines for legislators who are attempting to integrate autonomous vehicles into European roadways.
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Watch How Moving Joints are Imaged with a Wearable MRI Device
A new kind of MRI component in the shape of a glove delivers the first clear images of bones, tendons and ligaments moving together.
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USDOT Selects 10 Entities to Test Delivery Drones
The cities will test a variety of concepts for better drone delivery across the nation.
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5G and Its Impact on Optical Networks
5G architects have looked to a new data relay strategy: densely-deployed “small cell” networks that use multiple transmit and receive antennas to multiply capacity, while also reducing latency.
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The Case for V2V
Researchers have shown how vehicle-to-vehicle communication performs in a common traffic scenario, underscoring the value of connected cruise control for both automated and human-driven vehicles.
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Lithium-ion Battery Safety: Using Standards to Prevent Explosive News
As electronic devices increase in portability and lithium-ion batteries increase in number, battery manufacturers, standards agencies and consumers must get on the same page to ensure that battery fires and explosions stay at a respectable minimum.
