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This Electric Car Charging Station is Designed to Chill You Out While Filling Up
It looks like a tree and is meant to relax drivers as well as recharge vehicles.
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New 64-layer SATA 3D NAND SSD Launched for Enterprise Market
Micron’s new drives are optimized to perform faster and have a larger capacity than previous generations.
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Skyworks Collaborates with Broadcom on 802.11ax Max WiFi Platforms
Skyworks’ 2.4 and 5.0 GHz 802.11ax modules and Broadcom’s Max WiFi solutions provide four times faster download speeds, six times faster upload speeds, enhanced coverage and up to seven times longer battery life when compared to 802.11ac Wi-Fi products available.
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Earn a Degree in Flying Cars, Yes Really
Udacity is offering an online program teaching the fundamentals of aerial robotics and intelligent air systems.
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Video: Augmented Reality System for Health Care that Moves with the Patient
The system could be used in teaching, physiotherapy, laparoscopic surgery and even surgical planning.
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Teaching the :MOVE Mini Buggy New Tricks
A range of new add-ons are available to extend the potential of the :MOVE Mini Buggy, a device designed to provide an accessible introduction to robotics for kids.
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Video: Using Lasers to Project 3D Images with Better Quality than Holograms
Researchers have developed a volumetric display that steers laser beams in order to create an image.
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A Cloud Data Solutions Service for Dataloggers
CI’s newest product is their Cloud Data Solution, released in early December 2017. It allows all of CI’s Wi-Fi-enabled dataloggers to report captured data straight to the cloud.
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Avnet and Kickstarter Sign 20 Startups to Their Hardware Studio Initiative in Four Months
The program has already helped to fund successful campaigns with manufacturing capabilities and designs.
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Graphene Circuits for Wearable Electronics are Flexible and Water-Repellant
Researchers from Iowa State University and the U.S. Department of Energy’s Ames Laboratory have developed low-cost, flexible, highly conductive and water repellent electronic circuits.
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The Human Blood-Retinal Barrier Recreated on a Microfluidic Chip
A team of scientists from Barcelona has developed a microfluidic device that can mimic the human blood-retinal barrier.
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Feit Introduces New LED Products to Comply with New California Energy Commission Standards
The lighting company hopes to use the products to not just comply with retailers, but to get more brand recognition.
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Video: Watch a Drone Learn to Fly Autonomously Through Streets without Pre-Existing Navigation
Using artificial intelligence, researchers created an algorithm that learned traffic patterns from cars and bikes
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Video: Vintage LED Lightbulbs Add a Touch of Class to the Lighting Market
Burton Lighting has launched a Kickstarter campaign to increase awareness and manufacturing capability of the vintage bulbs.
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First in Industry — Shielded RF SMT Inductors with Established Reliability from Gowanda Electronics
Gowanda's ER5025S provides MIL-PRF-39010 qualified inductors in surface mount configuration for military and other high reliability RF applications.
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5 Best Phone Accessories Introduced at CES
USB charging docks, advanced selfie sticks, fast charging pads and more were presented at this year's CES. We'll tell you about the best of the best.
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Secrets to Gamma Ray Burst Could Lead to Advances in Alien Life Research
A scientist from Queen’s University Belfast has recreated the first ever mini version of a gamma-ray burst in a laboratory, which opens up a new way to investigate gamma-ray properties.
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Elon Musk’s Boring Company Presents 6.5-mile Tunnel Plan for Under Los Angeles
The plan calls for two phases that will run initially under Culver City and later into the greater LA area.
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Bitcoin Wallets are Vulnerable to Hackers and Security Defects
Devices used to manage Bitcoin accounts could be improved for better protection against hackers, according to recent research.
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3D Printing Strengthens Cell Adhesion and PDMS Polymer for Lab-on-Chip Devices
Combining two different polymer forms can switch manufacturing of silicon parts from molding, casting and spin coating of simple forms to 3D printing of complex geometries. These geometries have better mechanical characteristics and better biological adhesion, according to Penn State researchers.
