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Thomas Edison’s Lightbulbs and Keys Sold at Auction
The items sold for about $60,000.
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Scientists Look to TMDs for Future of Transistors
Graphene is often touted as a replacement for conventional semiconductors in transistors, but already scientists are looking beyond graphene to a new material for future transistors.
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Successful Virgin Galactic Marks Giant Leap for Space Travel
Virgin Galactic’s SpaceShip Two takes first successful free flight.
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Automotive OEMs Agree to Install 400 Fast-Charging Electric Car Stations in Europe
Deployment will begin in 2017 with the goal of installing thousands of stations by 2020.
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Uber Bets on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
The ride-hailing company has also acquired an AI research start-up company.
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The Evolution of the Light Bulb
The ordinary light bulb has evolved into something quite extraordinary, leveraging communications and sensing to provide automated management, remote control and—above all—energy efficiency. Here’s a look at the patchwork of technologies available on the market and a glimpse of their place in future applications.
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SmartWAN Platform Accelerates Virtualized SD-WAN
Ensemble's Open Virtualized Networking Platform Enables Service Providers to Realize New Business Opportunities
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14 Cybersecurity Predictions for 2017
More sophisticated attacks are coming, but cooperation between industry and law enforcement will be a deterrent.
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Four New Elements Added to the Periodic Table
Four new elements were added to the periodic table after the IUPAC officially approved the names.
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Video: Boeing Using Drones and Augmented Reality to Fight Wildfires
The company believes it could one day pilot a fleet of drones to help firefighters better contain a blaze.
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Artificial Dog Nose Increases Trace Detection of Explosives
The technology mimics a dog’s “active sniffing” to improve discovery by more than 10 times that of current technologies.
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Dual-Channel LVDS Buffer Devices Combine High Performance, Low Power
LVDS buffer family enables fanout of high-frequency clock and data signals with very low additive phase jitter.
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Traditional Inkjet Printers Used to Create Hidden Images
The development could be used as a new type of invisible ink for the industrial, corporate or military industries.
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Video: Giant 3-D Printers Fabricate Metal Parts on Demand
The Port of Rotterdam’s RAMLAB can manufacture parts for sea-bound vessels or other industries in short order.
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A More Efficient Solar Cell
Recently, a team of researchers at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology developed a method to improve solar cell efficiency by almost 70%.
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NASA Harnesses Bulk Metallic Glass to Revolutionize Robot Gears
NASA harnesses bulk metallic glass to revolutionize robot gears.
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LED Light Bulbs Now Stream Music
Twist Home has created a bulb that connects to Apple’s AirPlay.
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Electric Car Start-up Lucid Motors to Build Vehicle Factory in Arizona
The company will begin construction in the first half of 2017 and plans to hire 2,000 employees by 2022.
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C0G-type MLCCs Are Rated to 300 nF
TDK’s automotive-grade soft-termination and MEGACAP-type MLCCs now include C0G types rated to 300 nF with voltages from 50 V to 3,000 V.
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USB-C Power Adapter Charges Wide Range of Devices
Adapter simultaneously charges MacBooks, Windows laptops, Chromebooks, iPhones, Android phones, tablets, storage drives and other devices.
