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The goal is to speed 10 technologies to readiness in the near future
Nearly 70 percent of respondents say they want an AI assistant in their next device, according to a new report
Sometimes mechanical buttons and switches are better than fully automated appliances
Scientists used biowaste to detect when a door opens
Learn how ice, wind and vegetation load overhead distribution lines at the same time
Neurable One learns from your brain waves over time to spot fatigue
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Latest iPhone signs image data before it leaves the sensor
The prototype sensing system uses just 0.318 mW
How a breakthrough in electromechanical energy conversion helped shape the motors and generators that drive modern industry
How our everyday devices became police informants by default
The “universal” device was designed with disabilities in mind
Tracking brain waves and eye signals could cut through the noise
Researchers will gather smartwatch data to learn how an eclipse affects human health
As autonomous AI agents work together, verifying their actions, enforcing security policies, and maintaining accountability becomes increasingly difficult
Users had trouble distinguishing real versus projected text