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Cockrell School of Engineering at the University of Texas at Austin have developed an algorithm that helps a robot correct itself and stay standing when it bumps into a person.

Due to their flexibility, you will find AI-Tek variable reluctance sensors in everything from...

Harris Corporation will produce the next generation integrated core processor (ICP) for F-35 fighter jets, Lockheed Martin announced on September 27. Harris is promising a 75% reduction in manufacturing costs and 25 times more power.

Flexible and customizable cable based capacitors (CBCs) from Capacitech offer advantages for electronic design, PCB assembly and energy storage.

A U.S. patent for wideband electromagnetic cloaking systems was granted to three inventors from Fractal Antenna Systems.

ETH Zurich’s ALMA can open doors and pick up trash that pesky humans have left behind.

On Oct. 4, MIT will open MIT.nano, a new nanotechnology center. After six years of design and construction, the $400 million cutting-edge research center is the largest, most comprehensive and most accessible university nano research center in the U.S.

A new technique for crowd counting through walls with Wi-Fi requires only a wireless transmitter and receiver. Applications could include smart energy management, retail business planning and security.

Park Systems presented its world-leading Atomic Force Microscopes (AFM) at the 147th Annual Meeting & Exhibition of The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society (TMS) this year.

Researchers from Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology have developed a new, stretchable, pressure-insensitive strain sensor that has an all solution-based process for wearables, robots, prosthetics and more.

Robotic skin gives everyday objects locomotion and the ability to grasp and move objects.

This advanced multi-band front-end module is system-on-chip (SoC) agnostic and designed to meet the most difficult network operator band specifications, including harmonic performance across stringent protocols.