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New Study Investigates the Environmental Implications of 3D Printing
A new issue of Yale’s Journal of Industrial Ecology presents cutting-edge research on the emerging field and provides important insights into its environmental, energy and health impacts.
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FDA Approves First Electronic Device for Opioid Withdrawal Therapy
The FDA has approved marketing of a percutaneous nerve field stimulator device as an aid to reduce opioid withdrawal symptoms.
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Consumer Interest in Connected Devices is Growing Despite Privacy Concerns: Deloitte
The everyday life of the American consumer is increasingly becoming device-dependent, and consumers are showing strong growth in internet of things (IoT) applications, according to a Deloitte report.
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White House Debuts Cybersecurity Process
The White House Wednesday said newly-discovered cyber vulnerabilities that are not yet in the public domain are to be submitted into an interagency process known as the Vulnerabilities Equities Process.
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Roxy’s Conversational Intelligence Attracts $2 M in Seed Funding
Today, 24-hour concierge service is provided generally only at luxury resorts and hotels, but one tech company is looking to bring the service to more guests through Roxy, a speech-enabled device that provides instant access to hotel information and services via “conversational intelligence.”
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The 20th Anniversary of Copper Interconnects at the 11th IEEE Nanotechnology Symposium
The 11th IEEE Nanotechnology Symposium took place on November 15 at SUNY Polytechnic Institute's Albany, N.Y. campus.
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3D Nanomagnets are Key to Developing the Computer of Tomorrow
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have been able to break this barrier by creating a nanoscale magnetic circuit capable of moving information along the three dimensions of space.
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How to Create an Effective and Safe Compliant Electrical Maintenance Program
An effective electrical maintenance program will find faulty components before they can actually fail, as well as assess the useful life of existing assets. It ensures optimal working conditions and extends the life span of the equipment.
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New Counterfeit Protection Security Features Developed
Researchers from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and the ZEISS Company have proposed to use 3D-printed microstructures instead of 2D structures, like holograms, to improve counterfeit protection.
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City of the Future to Rise Near Phoenix
A 25,000-acre chunk of land 40 miles from Phoenix is slated to host the development of what might or might not be a “city of the future.”
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HellermannTyton Signs Power & Signal Group to Distribution Agreement
Power & Signal Group has partnered with HellermannTyton to offer wire and cable management products to the transportation market.
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You Tube Beefs Up Viewing Protections for Kids
Faced with criticism over its YouTube Kids content, the video aggregator has launched a new policy that age restricts this type of objectionable content in the YouTube main app when flagged.
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Best 3D Modeling Software for Beginners
Learning how to model your own designs for 3D printing can let you modify some of those designs you already downloaded or even open up a world of creative possibilities.
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Drug’s Tracking Sensor Monitors Patient Behavior
Trouble remembering if you took your medication? With a tracking system embedded into a drug, such worries may soon be a thing of the past.
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China's Supercomputers Outnumber Those in U.S.
For the first time on the Top500 list, China is ranked as the country with the most supercomputers -- overtaking the United States by a margin of 202 to 143.
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Get Ready for a Global Electricity System Powered by Renewable Energy
Renewable electricity is set to power the world by 2050.
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Skyworks Enables Next-Generation Tracking Devices
Connectivity technologies from Skyworks Solutions are enabling next-generation tracking devices, a new internet of things (IoT) application.
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Israeli Researchers Crack the Code of Invisibility
An optical chip has been rendered invisible by researchers at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel.
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How the Mobile App Changed the Internet Forever
The mobile app has supplanted the web page as the way people prefer to interact with the internet. Mobile apps forever altered the internet by taking a mostly passive network and making it proactive.
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Authentise Now Leader in Additive Manufacturing Data Connectivity
The process automation software provider for additive manufacturing connects to and receives data from more additive manufacturing device types than any other software developer.
