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Microchips Could Be Used to Activate Excess Dopants
As microchips continue to shrink, silicon must be doped, or mixed, with higher concentrations of phosphorus to produce the desired current.
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Chip-Based Optical Phased Arrays for Steering Laser Beams in Lidar
Devices known as chip-based optical phased arrays can quickly and precisely steer light in a non-mechanical way for lidar systems.
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Microchips for Future Computing Security
Microchips with tiny clocks hold the key to future computing security, a system that is resistant to attacks, and also inexpensive, convenient, and scalable.
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Lightweight Foam Reflects Sunlight
Researchers designed a lightweight foam made from wood-based cellulose nanocrystals that reflects sunlight, emits absorbed heat and is thermally insulating.
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Solar Powered Robots with Electronic Brains
As reported in Science Robotics, researchers have installed electronic "brains" on solar-powered robots that are smaller than an ant's head.
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A Future 3D Printing Robots
3D printers could churn out devices that are more flexible, dynamic and potentially more useful. The results could include wearable electronic devices and more.
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Algorithm Planner to Delegate Tasks to Robots
Researchers developed an algorithmic planner that helps delegate tasks to humans and robots. It considers a list of tasks and decides how to assign them.
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Stackable Reconfigurable Artificial Intelligence Chip
We are a step closer to a LEGO-like design for a stackable, reconfigurable artificial intelligence chip, comprising layers of sensing and processing elements.
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Portable Desalination Unit Addresses Drinking Water Shortage
Researchers have developed a portable desalination unit that generates clean drinking water without the need for filters or high-pressure pumps.
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Bifunctional Polymer Allows Strength and Speed in Artificial Muscles
Strength and speed could not be achieved simultaneously because increasing muscle strength slows down the increasing speed reduces the strength, until now.
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