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Watch: Computer Program Can Predict What Your Next Move Will Be
The new system can accurately estimate the timing and duration of an activity a few minutes into the future.
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Download the World's Largest Self-driving Dataset
With 100,000 video sequences, the huge dataset can be used by engineers involved in advancing self-driving technologies.
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Technology Use by Parents Has Negative Effects on Children’s Emotions and Behavior
The study from Illinois State University and University of Michigan Medical School researchers has found that technology use by parents has negative effects on their child’s actions and behavior.
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AI Platform Can Diagnose Zika After the Vital Acute Phase
Universities of Campinas (UNICAMP) in Brazil scientists and researchers have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) platform that can detect the Zika virus even after the 30-day acute phase of the disease. Zika detection after the acute phase has never been achieved before.
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Stanford Automated Vision System Improves Sight Problems Due to Presbyopia
Stanford University researchers are presenting Autofocals, a new eyesight improvement system, at SIGGRAPH 2018.
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At IMS 2018: MACOM Introduces New Wideband Double-Balanced Mixers for High-Performance Test and Measurement, Microwave Radio and Radar Applications
New MAMX Series mixers provide broad RF and low oscillator (LO) frequency coverage, with high linearity performance and excellent isolation.
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How Will Robotics and AI Evolve?
Will a moment of intense robotic evolution actually arrive? If it does, will it be a disruptive explosion or more like a simmering pot working up to a boil?
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Video: This Kickstarter Underwater Drone Can Plunge to Nearly 500 Feet
The drone allows for filming of 4K video or taking 8 megapixel images submerged.
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Drones Used to Decrease Crime Rates in Mexican Town
Cape-enabled drones have led to improved response time for search and rescue as well as theft deterrence.
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Trio of Image Sensors for Next-generation Healthcare Tools
OmniVision has introduced new sensors for the medical industry.
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At IMS 2018: Wolfspeed’s Expanded Portfolio Delivers Superior Solutions for Telecom and Radar Markets
New LDMOS and GaN HEMT product offerings enable smaller systems with greater reliability and efficiency.
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New LiTE Solution Developed for LTE Mobile Devices
Skyworks Solutions Inc. has introduced SkyOne LiTE, an integrated front-end solution for LTE mobile devices.
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New Generating Systems are an Alternative for TWTAs
AR RF/Microwave Instrumentation has introduced a line of solid state field generating systems for many markets and applications.
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New Sensing Method Detects Infections with Electrochemcials
A new method for detecting infections quickly and very accurately has been developed by University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) and UTSA Center for Innovative Drug Discovery.
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GE Introduces a New Family of Buck Converters with the Smallest Footprint to Date
General Electric introduced a new family of buck converters today. GE’s FKX003 and FKX006 Femto DLynx IITM converters provide a point-of-load (PoL) footprint of only 6.76 mm by 9 mm and are available in 3 A and 6 A modules.
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AI System Can See Human Movement Through Walls
A new AI system that can see human movements through walls has been developed by a research team from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL).
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IMS 2018: Millimeter-wave Intelligent Gain Blocks — Anokiwave’s Family of Single Channel Versatile Silicon ICs
Anokiwave is introducing a new family of single channel ICs that redefine traditional gain blocks and mmW designs at IMS 2018.
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Video: Ford Begins On-Demand Food Delivery Pilot with Self-Driving Vehicles
Consumers in Miami can order food and other goods through Postmates that can be delivered by an autonomous vehicle.
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Video: 3D Printing Viscous Materials with Consistency of Clay, One Day Maybe Even Rocket Fuel
Purdue University is exploring using additive manufacturing for biomedical implants, pharmaceuticals and more.
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Biometric Exit Screening Comes to Orlando International Airport
Through an agreement with SITA, all 30 international boarding gates will use the new technology.
