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IKEA will be among Kodiak's first driverless freight customers
The company will launch service in 2026 after logging more than 750,000 miles with a safety driver.
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Kill the signal, kill the drone? Not anymore
Frequency hopping, multi-band radios and 802.11be are closing the gap on battlefield jamming. Ukraine is the proof of concept.
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AI data centers: The grid wasn't built for this
“When you turn off or on a 100 MW load, it isn’t as simple as a light bulb.”
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Living muscle gives a paper-thin robot a powerful new lease on life
MIT engineers developed a 2D robot, made of a hydrogel skeleton and bio-engineered muscle cells, that propel the device forward when exposed to light.
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Cobots — Bridging the gap between man and machine
As we enter the second quarter of the twenty-first century, cobots, short for collaborative robots, are changing the rules of robot-human separation.
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Blakcro’s paraglider takes covert missions to new heights
Blakcro’s glider was designed primarily for military use and can be transported in a rucksack-sized case and assembled in under eight minutes.
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Geely's EV charger touts a 97% charge in 9 minutes
The Chinese automotive technology vendor calls it the fastest charging performance to date.
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Bye Aerospace successfully conducts first all-electric plane flight
The plane is designed for flight training market.
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China’s new humanoid robot packs 93% accuracy into crop pollination
The GEAIR (Genome Editing combined with AI-based Robotics) 2.0 can operate in complex crop environments without constant human control to autonomously perform tasks associated with hybrid pollination.
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There are now 150 million LoRaWAN devices deployed globally
The LoRa Alliance reports a CAGR of 25% for the wireless IoT networks.
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ECIA: Electronic components moderation continues in August
And September will continue that trend.
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Why foldable phones are the next smartphone battleground
With the release of the Apple iPhone Duo, other vendors in the sector will likely be forced to reassess strategies.
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From fragile eggs to heavy bottles: Gripper handles all
To develop a material capable of such tasks, the KAIST team used artificial intelligence (AI) to create a recipe for making 3D-printed products as stretchable as rubber without clogging printers.
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This sensor knows where 10 people are in a room
Aqara’s mmWave radar-based device improves human presence detection in smart homes but securely.
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Verizon makes world’s first AI-based crowd detection field trial
The successful testing provides a path to future 6G use cases.
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Nordic’s new multi-protocol SoC targets smart home, asset trackers
The chip supports BLE, Bluetooth Channel Sounding, Thread, Zigbee and Matter.
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Arrow Electronics and ST Microelectronics accelerate industrial AMR development with a new reference platform
The reference platform is designed to shorten the path from concept to deployment for professional service robots.
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EVgo plans 400 new EV charging stalls across US
The infrastructure build out comes through a collaboration with Regency Centers Corp.
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Fujitsu targets AI data center market in Japan, Europe
The company has developed both the Monaka CPU and a server for multiple sectors.
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ST targets surging 70M-unit cabin sensor market
The company unveils an infrared sensor architecture and embedding imaging processing device to simplify camera design and integration.
