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Brought to you by association with Audio-Tech, publishers of Tends Magazine where you'll learn about big ideas, new products, breakthrough concepts, and trailblazing technologies.
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Computing After Moore's Law
The gap between computing demand and supply is growing. We are seeing a revolution due to the development of deep artificial neural networks.
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Method Produces Metals with Low Thermal Expansion without Emitting CO2
Production of metals with low thermal expansion, called Invar, are critical for the aerospace, cryogenic transport, energy, and precision instrument sectors.
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Robotic Systems Perform Experiments Speeding Up Research
Robotic systems can perform experiments without fatigue, speeding up research. Robots execute experimental steps with greater consistency than humans.
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Flexible Sensors Provide Versatility or Wearable Electronics
Robots are becoming more agile and wearable electronics' traditional silicon-based sensors won’t make the cut in many applications.
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Researchers Incorporate Machine Learning Into Brain-Computer Interface
Researchers incorporated machine learning into the brain-computer interface. This solution can understand the needs of a subject and self-calibrate.
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3D-Printed Concrete Revolutionizes Home Building
Buildings made of 3D-printed concrete offer quick construction, possible use of recycled materials, reduced labor costs and less waste.
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Heterogeneous Data Teaches Robots Range of Tasks
Researchers have developed a technique that combines heterogeneous data from many sources into one system that can teach any robot a wide range of tasks.
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Palm Size Portable 3 Printer
Imagine a portable 3D printer you could hold in your palm. The tiny device could enable a user to rapidly create customized, low-cost objects on the go.
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America Risks Losing Its Status As the Most Innovative Place on Earth
America holds a dominant position the Deep-Tech sectors from Artificial Intelligence to Biotechnology. This dominant position is not a byproduct of geography.
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The Biggest Barrier to a Robotics Revolution
Experts believe robots will be able to cost-effectively perform a large share of physical tasks which, until now, have been performed only by humans.
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