June 2025 - IEEE Spectrum

XoMotion gets people with spinal cord injuries on their feet—and dancing
The HoloBoard augmented-reality system lets people type independently
The chip maker is using AI throughout the software development lifecycle
At Ford, combustion engine experts used to be rock stars. Not anymore
The EV transition doesn’t mean “get rid of all your engine designers”
Companies promise commercial reactors in the 2030s
The newest trend in programming is to code without writing code
A slow decentralization process has companies and individuals looking to new solutions
The new device is smaller than a grain of rice and can be injected by syringe
Nvidia’s endorsement of co-packaged optics means the time is right
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Marie Curie, less-famous twin to Sojourner, helped NASA plan the mission
Painting one blade may help, but engineers warn of knock-on effects
Carolina Cruz-Neira blends art and science to create virtual worlds
3 techniques that may stave off cybersickness
Amazon, Apple, and Snap dominate the rankings
Fostering professional development and lifelong learning is crucial
The courses cover chip design and fabrication plus edge computing
The startup measures their energy absorption and biological effects
Intel’s Tahir Ghani says nothing was riskier than the 45-nanometer node tech
AI insights have improved pricing and inventory
Students pursuing degrees in any IEEE field of interest are eligible
The first mass-produced hybrid EV is an IEEE milestone
The program provides microcredentials for completing learning experiences
It is aligned with industry efforts to detect author misconduct
8 tips for engineers on managing their professional and personal lives