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Video: Samsung’s Galaxy S20 5G smartphones to support mmWave

The new smartphones will both support non-standalone and standalone 5G technology.

Ericsson reaches 4.3 Gbps download speeds using 5G mmWave

The company claims this is the fastest speed to date.

Video: Boston Dynamics’ robot Spot goes to work on an oil rig

The robot along with other robotic systems will be tested this year for safety and efficiency improvements.

Laser cutting foam letters and props

While many people focus on the intricate engraving capabilities of Epilog Laser systems, cutting applications are also exceptionally popular with this versatile tool.

Laser engraving/cutting stamps for debossing

Laser systems are incredibly versatile tools — not only can beautiful designs or meaningful messages be engraved on popular gift items, but makers can also use them to cut incredibly intricate patterns from a variety of materials.

Algorithm creates realistic guitar sounds

Researchers from Aalto University have created a deep neural network that can produce realistic sounds that are so convincing, blind listeners believed the sound was coming from a real guitar.

Flygt launches pump monitoring system

Wastewater solutions company Flygt, a Xylem brand, has launched a pump monitoring system that offers precise station diagnostics and predictive analytics, ensuring the extended lifetime of a facility’s pumps.

Chesterton Connect monitors pumps, agitators, mixers

Sealing solutions company Chesterton has developed a new data acquisition tool for monitoring the health and operation of pumps, agitators, mixers and other rotating equipment.

Skyworks advances next generation Wi-Fi 6E

Skyworks is working in Wi-Fi Alliance to develop its Wi-Fi 6E products that operate in the 5.925 to 7.125 GHz frequency range.

USDOT approves Nuro’s self-driving vehicle for delivery

It is the first company to be granted approval for a self-driving vehicle exemption.

Drones and robots being used to fight the coronavirus

Technology is becoming a useful tool to stop the spread of the global disease.

Nokia and SoftBank to test 5G networks for connected vehicles

The demonstrations will work to improve visibility and use of 4K video from in-vehicle cameras.

Strong and flexible nanowire could create viable wearables

Researchers have created a nanowire that brings wearable technology one step closer to reality.

Raman spectra used to differentiate between marijuana and hemp

Researchers from Texas A&M AgriLife developed a hemp scanner that can instantly distinguish if a plant is hemp or marijuana.

Model analyzes profitability of sustainable farm-based projects

Researchers from North Carolina State University created a model that could boost investment in farm-based sustainable energy projects.

Amazon, LG, Nvidia, Ericsson will not attend MWC 2020 due to coronavirus

The companies are mitigating risks to employees by canceling plans.

AT&T rolls out 5G network to 13 new cities

The company has now deployed the next-generation wireless technology to 32 markets.

Flirtey files for safety patent for drone flights and deliveries

The patent will allow drone manufacturers to implement parachutes while drones are in flight or when delivering packages.

Solar paneled desalination device could supply clean water to coastal areas

Researchers from MIT created a completely passive solar-powered desalination system that could provide more than 1.5 gallons of fresh drinking water per hour for every square meter of the solar collecting area.