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NIST adds to atom-based radio communications
NIST determined the direction of an incoming radio signal based on laser measurements at two locations in a sensor filled with a gas of cesium atoms.
Thin-film coating separates and combines polarization of red/blue/green wavelengths in one optic
The trichroid thin-film polarizer separates polarization of three wavelengths simultaneously.
Lizard inspired robot designed to climb, move over rough terrain
These robots are inspired by lizards.
New panel mount couplers allow high-speed connection through enclosures
The couplers are designed for use with data acquisition, test and measurement, and PC peripheral interconnect applications.
Cost-saving solution supports 25 and 40 Gbps Ethernet transmission speeds
The devices support 25 and 40 Gbps Ethernet transmission speeds over balanced twisted pair copper cabling.
Small robot operates without any electronics
This robot could be used for low-cost robotics in entertainment and in environments where electronics cannot function, like MRI machines or mine shafts.
Watch as a wheelchair is controlled by a user's gaze
RoboEye is guided by gaze.
Quantum computer testbed is open access
An open access quantum computing testbed is now available to researchers.
SIGLENT's new line of PLUS oscilloscopes start at $999
SDS2000X PLUS oscilloscopes feature bandwidths of 100, 200, 350 MHz with 16-channel mixed signal analysis.
Ultimaker expands commitment to equip young women pursuing STEM careers
The 3D printing solutions developer provides its technology to the America Makes program to increase female representation in engineering.
High reliability, durability and performance designed into every speed sensor
Smith Systems® sensors are found on equipment that moves and has an engine or on equipment that creates power, all over the world.
Video: Benchtop industrial robot to improve pharmaceutical manufacturing
Robot will take over repetitive tasks.
Watch: Robot lends a hand in strawberry fields
The StrawBot automates some harvesting tasks.
Prevent corkscrewing with the right cable design
What causes some cables to corkscrew while others operate just fine? Find out here.
Scientists use AI to enhance WWII-era espionage tactic for cyber applications
Tactic would inundate enemies with decoy documents.
Overcurrent protection in AC power systems
Overcurrent, overcurrent protection and the devices used to protect against overcurrent are all vital aspects of electrical circuits.
This switch brings a quantum internet one step closer
The reality of a quantum internet is closer with this switch.
Video: Robots can scan and dig for cable, pipe installation
A pair of robots will automate drilling for cable and pipe installation.
Underwater robot to assist lifeguards in life-saving operations
Robot lifeguards to bring distressed swimmers to safety.
Watch a gripper robot that can handle food, tools
KIMM team develops "gripping" technology.