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How big is the Internet?
How big is the Internet?
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The Internet is arguably the largest machine on the planet, but estimates of its size vary. One reliable measure is…
Tiny solid state battery provides instant power for the IoT
Tiny solid state battery provides instant power for the IoT
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Iten in France has developed a surface mount solid state battery that can discharge almost instantly for wireless IoT applications.
Quasicrystals make 3D printed aluminum stronger
Quasicrystals make 3D printed aluminum stronger
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Quasicrystals increase the strength of 3D-printed aluminum, researchers of NIST discovered, making it possible to use in lightweight, high-strength objects…
More power and data with GPMI video interface
More power and data with GPMI video interface
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The Shenzhen 8K UHD Video Industry Cooperation Alliance has released its new General Purpose Media Interface (GPMI) promising more power…

Meet the wind turbine blade re-cyclers
Meet the wind turbine blade re-cyclers
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What to do with the ‘end of life’ wind turbine blades? A team of Washington State University worked on a new way to recycle theses enormous blades From the WSU…
Chaotic light receiver for secure free space optics
Chaotic light receiver for secure free space optics
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Researchers in Paris and Milan have developed a new type of secure receiver for free space optics (FSO). A system of optical antennas integrated into a programmable optical processor (POP…
LLMs used to code can introduce serious errors
LLMs used to code can introduce serious errors
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UTSA researchers have shown how hallucinations in LLMs can be used to install malware and create security risks in code.
Animate your world
Animate your world
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The “InteRecon” program enables users to recapture real-world objects in a mobile app, and then animate them in mixed-reality environments MIT report: InteRecon’s ability to reconstruct the interactive…
Error free Quantum computers with perfect photons
Error free Quantum computers with perfect photons
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UT researchers have invented a component for a photonic quantum computer that exchanges quantity for quality, and have shown that this exchange yields more computing power A report from the…
Simple Runaway Battery tester improves safety
Simple Runaway Battery tester improves safety
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A team including researchers from the University of Tokyo has developed a simple, cost-effective method to test the safety of lithium-ion batteries From the University of Tokyo news desk:…
Proof of concept reveals a path to industrial humanoid robots
Proof of concept reveals a path to industrial humanoid robots
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Accenture and Schaeffler AG are working to reinvent industrial automation with physical AI and autonomous/humanoid robots.
Project shows modular, high-performance CV-QKD encryption
Project shows modular, high-performance CV-QKD encryption
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Adva Network Security spearheaded collaboration with top research and industry partners to trial a high-performance CV-QKD system.
Visualize your own speaker with B&O
Visualize your own speaker with B&O
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Bang & Olufsen Atelier let’s you customize your own speaker B& O Atelier allows you to design or customize your own speaker. There are three levels of customization: Atelier Bespoke,…
Two ultrasonic beams create ‘Personal Address’ Audio
Two ultrasonic beams create ‘Personal Address’ Audio
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Two nonlinear ultrasonic beams can create audible enclaves, where sound can only be perceived at the precise intersection point of two ultrasonic beams An Penn Sate College report:…
Software controller tackles dust in cooling system
Software controller tackles dust in cooling system
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Ventiva has added intelligent software control to its cooling system to detect and defeat dust and airborne contaminants in laptop computers and other electronic devices. The enhancement to the ICE9…
Open source design launched for secure CHERI microcontrollers  
Open source design launched for secure CHERI microcontrollers  
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lowRISC and SCI Semiconductor have released the open source Sunburst chip repository for developing secure CHERI microcontrollers. The open source release aims to accelerate the development of commercial microcontrollers using…
Tiny pacemaker is powered by light
Tiny pacemaker is powered by light
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Engineers in the US have developed a pacemaker small enough to be injected into the body. The pacemaker developed at Northwestern University is aimed at the tiny, fragile hearts of…
GaN MISHEMTs in RF PAs exhibit a stable operating range
GaN MISHEMTs in RF PAs exhibit a stable operating range
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The ability to design reliable PAs with GaN MISHEMTs and avoid positive bias instability enables handset applications for 6G.
Turning smartphone sensors into an antimatter camera
Turning smartphone sensors into an antimatter camera
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A team from the Technical University of Munich, has repurposed smartphone camera sensors to create a detector capable of imaging antiproton annihilations in real time From the CERN report:…
A vine robot capable of navigating under collapsed structures
A vine robot capable of navigating under collapsed structures
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SPROUT is a vine robot — a soft robot that can grow and maneuver around obstacles and through small spaces An MIT Report: When major disasters hit and structures collapse,…
Real time intelligible speech from the brain
Real time intelligible speech from the brain
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This technology represents a critical step toward enabling communication for people who have lost the ability to speak The Berkeley report: Marking a breakthrough in the field of brain-computer interfaces…
Majorana zero modes advance fault-tolerant quantum computing
Majorana zero modes advance fault-tolerant quantum computing
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Researchers have significantly enhanced the stability of Majorana zero modes in engineered quantum systems, a major step towards fault-tolerant quantum computing.
Compostable sensors for digital agriculture
Compostable sensors for digital agriculture
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Compostable, screen-printed soil sensors are being used to monitor crops in the UK as part of a pan-European ‘digital agriculture’ project. The system combines a screen-printed biodegradable impedance sensor with…
Semtech, Amphenol run 1.6T data over a copper cable
Semtech, Amphenol run 1.6T data over a copper cable
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Amphenol and Semtech have demonstrated an active copper cable assembly that can handle data rates of 1.6Tbit/s for datacentre applications. This kind of speed has previously required fibreoptic cables that…
3D imaging to significantly boost eye-tracking accuracy
3D imaging to significantly boost eye-tracking accuracy
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Integrating powerful 3D imaging technology with advanced computation can enable eye-tracking with tens of thousands of surface points.
3D photonic chip delivers a record 114 Tbps optical bandwidth
3D photonic chip delivers a record 114 Tbps optical bandwidth
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Breakthrough 3D photonic interposer enables the largest die complexes and optical bandwidth for next-generation AI infrastructure silicon designs.
The tiny robot that flies on external magnetic fields
The tiny robot that flies on external magnetic fields
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This flying robot is less than 1 centimeter in diameter and is equipped with two tiny magnets. Applying an external magnetic field causes the robot to spin, generating enough lift…
Artificial skin mimics the interactions of real skin and the brain
Artificial skin mimics the interactions of real skin and the brain
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A research team led by the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR) has developed an electronic skin that detects and precisely tracks magnetic fields with a single global sensor From the press release:…


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