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Researchers Discover Inner Workings of Unbeatable Artificial Intelligence Poker Player
Libratus is an artificial intelligence that has beat the top four professional poker players in the world at no-limit Texas Hold’em earlier this year.
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3D Nanoscale Imaging is Now Possible
Nanoscale imaging is important to many modern applications in materials science, physics, biology, medicine and other fields.
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New Quantum Memory Holds World Record and is Based on Laser-Cooled Atoms
In the Quantum Memories Laboratory at the University of Warsaw, a group of laser-cooled atoms has been used as a memory device.
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Chassis Plans Rolls Out MTP Ruggedized Trifold "Lunchbox" Portable Computing Systems
The portable computers are designed to MIL-STD 810G with maximum configurability for use in rugged computing environments.
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New Research Allows Tiny Robots to Move and Think Like Insects
Cornell University engineers have been experimenting with a new type of programming that mimics the way an insect’s brain works, and their research has been successful.
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Watch: Data Glove for AR/VR Applications Debuted at CES 2018
BeBop Sensors Inc. will introduce their Forte Wireless Data Glove at their booth at CES 2018.
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Research Suggests Current Recommended Screen Time for Children is Too Restrictive
New Oxford University research suggests that existing guidance managing children’s screen time may not be as helpful as once thought.
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New Technique Observes Charging Rate of Lithium-ion Batteries
Researchers have developed a new technique that provides a unique insight into how the charging rate of lithium-ion batteries could be a factor that is limiting their lifetime and safety.
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Watch: Robot That Can Adapt to Physical Damage Was Inspired by Brittle Stars
Researchers at Tohoku University and Hokkaido University have successfully developed a robot that is capable of immediately adapting to unexpected physical damage.
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Power Distribution — To Route or to Plane PC Boards
There are a few forms of the power distribution on PC boards. But which one will work best for you?
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First Quantum™-Accelerated Silicon Product Delivered by Efinix™ and SMIC
Quantum-accelerated products will be ready for production in 2018 to address high-volume programmable acceleration markets.
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WWII Code-breaking Techniques Used to Interpret Brain Data
A team of researched used cryptographic techniques from WWII to decode the activity of motor neurons in the brain.
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New Light Filtering Technology Allows Flexible Filtering of Light Sources
Teams of optical physicists from Nanjing and Nankai University, China and the University of Central Florida, U.S. created a new vector polarizer design which is a huge advance in polarization technology.
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Four Smart Tech Devices for Home Water Treatment Systems
Water treatment systems are an unlikely part of your home that can easily be upgraded with the addition of a smart technology.
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Taoglas Opens New China Office to Accelerate Internet of Things Development
The facility will work to deliver antenna, filter and connector products to customers in the region.
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Ten Gifts for the Techie in Your Life that Won’t Break the Bank
If you’re searching for the perfect gift for the tech lover in your life, but don't want to spend hundreds of dollars, look no further!
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New Glass Can Switch from Hazy to Clear, Just Add Water
Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania have used nanoscale, grass-like structures to create a glass that lets through a large amount of light while appearing hazy.
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Flexible Electronics from Royole on Display at CES 2018
Flexible displays and flexible sensors from Royole Corporation will be showcased.
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New Monitoring System Provides Actionable Insights and Reveals Trends in Assets
Windrock has announced the launch of its new Spotlight Monitoring System, an automated, real-time solution that leverages industrial internet of things (IIoT) principles to deliver insights into the health and performance of critical assets.
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Accidental Discovery Creates a Completely New Standard for Nanogenerators
Engineers from the University of Alberta developed a new way to produce electrical power that can charge hand-held devices or sensors that can monitor anything from pipelines to medical implants.
