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Robots are Being Taught to Respect Human’s Personal Space
Scientists at the Institute of Automatics of the National University of San Juan in Argentina are giving mobile robots a course in avoiding collisions with humans.
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Newly Developed Sensors Could Make Self-driving Cars More Practical
Members of the Camera Culture group have presented a new approach to time-of-flight imaging that increase its depth resolution 1,000-fold. This type of imaging could make self-driving cars more practical.
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Researchers Develop New Security Method for AI to Keep Data Private
New privacy-award machine learning methods have been developed recently that are based on the concept of differential privacy.
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Bluetooth-equipped Mini Data Logger for Ambient and Clothing Research
The small data logger is designed to receive pre-calibrated humidity and temperature sensors.
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Magneti Marelli to Exhibit High-tech Automotive Electronics, Lighting and Powertrain Solutions at CES 2018
The company will present integrated sensors, cameras, radar and LiDAR in headlamps and tail lamps, as well as vehicle-to-everything technology for enhanced safety.
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ECDSA Authenticator Now Stocked at Mouser Electronics
Mouser Electronics is now stocking the DES28E38 DeepCover® secure ECDSA authenticator from Maxim Integrated.
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A High-performance Automotive Solution with Over-the-Air Update Capabilities for Autonomous Driving
The integration of Airbiquity's OTAmatic on Renesas' R-Car H3 realizes an innovative solution for updating connected vehicle system-on-chip processor software.
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Noise Reduction in Quantum Systems Achieved
A team of physicists, including Aranay Bhattacherjee from Jawaharlal Nehru University at New Delhi, India, and colleagues, are researching ways to improve the analysis of quantum noise measurement in spectroscopic investigations.
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Lasers Used to Create Stem Cell Images that Look like Christmas Trees and Wreaths
University of Southampton postgraduate researcher Catarina Moura has used laser-based imaging techniques, part of a regenerative medicine research program at Southampton, to create images of stem cells.
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Don’t Worry Parents, Research Says Technology Is Not Taking Over Your Child’s Life
New Oxford University research has revealed that digital past-times have become intertwined with daily life, and children have adapted their behaviors to include these devices.
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Piezoelectric Pathway to Help Power NASA Visitor Complex
An outdoor footpath at NASA Kennedy Space Center’s Visitor Complex will demonstrate applications of piezoelectric technology.
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List to Demo Multimodal Human-machine Interaction with Haptic System at CES 2018
New system features force-feedback sensations for gaming, medical, drone and automotive applications with interactive touch technology.
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Valleytronics Leads the Route to Creating a Reversible Computer
Through harnessing the unusual electrical properties of 2D materials, like few-layer black phosphorous and topological Weyl/Dirac semimetal thin films, Singapore University Technology and Design (SUTD) researchers have designed a versatile all-electric-controlled valley filter and demonstrated a concrete working design of a valleytronic logic gate.
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Technique Developed that Allows Rapid Screening for New Solar Cells
Researchers all over the world have been pursuing a mission to find better, more efficient materials for tomorrow’s solar panels.
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Robot Drummer Can Post Pictures of Human Bandmates and Tag Them on Facebook
Researchers at Queen Mary University of London have studied how humans interact with robots over time, and in particular how social media can enhance their relationship.
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NASA Developed Tool is Searching for Life Beyond Earth
This new instrument is designed to detect compounds and minerals associated with biological activity quickly and with greater sensitivity than previous instruments have allowed.
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Researchers Develop Metal Printing that Creates Low-Cost Production of Flexible Electronics
Researchers from North Carolina State University have developed a new technique for printing metal circuits directly.
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Record Broken for World’s Coolest Chip Within a Thousandth of a Degree from Absolute Zero
University of Basel physicists have successfully cooled a nanoelectronic chip to a temperature lower than 3 millikelvin.
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Neurological Assessment of Eye Blinks Gets a 21st Century Update
New advances in video and computer technology – including improved digital image capture, higher frame speeds and higher processing speeds – have created a portable, noninvasive, quantitative assessment of blink.
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CES 2018: Safer Roads for Smart Cities with Intelligent Intersection Technology from Continental
Dedicated short-range communication links intersection infrastructure and vehicles to prevent collisions with vulnerable road users and other traffic participants.
