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Gesture Support Brings New Life to Embedded User Interfaces
The next evolution in user interfaces, using gesture support, may breathe new life into embedded functionality and is particularly attractive for factory automation, industrial and medical settings.
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Intel Acquires Cognitive Computing Provider Saffron
The microprocessor giant will use the technology for big data, cybersecurity and the Internet of Things.
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Open-Source Robotic Arm Exceeds 1200% of Initial Crowdfunding Goal
The Arduino-based, open-source robotic arm offers high repeat precision (up to 0.2mm) and comes equipped with a stepper motor.
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Research Team Creates First Sonic Tractor Beam
The working tractor beam uses high-amplitude sound waves to generate an acoustic hologram that can pick up and move small objects.
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Researchers Discover Thin Material that Could Pave the Way for Next-Gen Quantum Communications
A major breakthrough has been made by researchers at the University of Technology, Sydney that could pave the way for the next-generation of quantum communications.
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Hearts and Brains are Being 3D-Printed Out of Biological Materials
Strides are being made in the 3D-printing industry. What this means is a future where patients may not need to wait for organ transplants to fix their damaged organs.
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Lockheed Martin Will Build Ballistic Missile Defense Radar that Combat Threats at Extreme Distance
The Long Range Discrimination Radar (LRDR) will support a layered ballistic missile defense strategy to protect the U.S. from ballistic missile attacks.
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mCube Releases Tiny 3-Axis Accelerometer
The less than a cubic millimeter MEMS is targeted at mobile phones, surgical devices and consumer products.
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Nanostructure Materials May Revolutionize Flexibility
Researchers at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, (KAUST) have demonstrated a reversibly bi-stable material to demonstrate flexible electronics.
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Researchers Stumble Upon Breakthrough That May Increase Storage Ability of Dielectric Capacitors
Researchers have figured out a solution to capacitor storage abilities. They have now achieved an energy density of about two watts per kilogram.
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TV Channels Up Direct-to-Consumer Offerings Report Says
Traditional TV channel business is entering a period of fluctuation.
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Bourns Expands Surge Protector Line to Meet UL 1449 Standard
Heavy duty SPDs provide fast-acting and low leakage performance.
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Jazz-Playing Robot and Computers to Jam
DARPA project MUSICA wants to help humans collaborate with machines.
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Lithography and Photomask Technologies Stand at a Crossroads
Lithography and Photomask Technologies are both on the verge of an entirely different future, with multiple technical challenges.
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Mitsubishi Is Creating Directional-Indicator System That Lights Up Road Surfaces
A new technology aimed at making pedestrians and drivers safer has been announced by Mitsubishi Electric.
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NASA Asking Industry for Ideas for Obtaining Advanced Solar Electric Propulsion-Based Spacecraft
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) has issued a call to American industry for new ideas on how it could obtain a core advanced solar electric propulsion-based spacecraft to support the Asteroid Redirect Robotic Mission (ARRM).
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Semiconductor Equipment Sales Up in September over Last Year
But are down compared to levels in August.
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Turning E-Waste into Income
The more electronics global consumers buy, the more they eventually throw away, and the more goods there are to take back, recycle and reuse.
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Researchers Discover How to Shine More Sunlight on Solar Panels, Increase Output By 30%
Michigan Technological University researchers and a team from Queen’s University in Canada have discovered a way to get more sun to shine on solar panels, in effect increasing their output by 30% or more.
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Robotic Insects Will Be Given Laser Eyes, Use Same Tech as Driverless Vehicles
Researchers from the University at Buffalo are giving robotic bees tiny laser-powered sensors that act as eyes so they can sense the size, shape and distance of approaching objects.
