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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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Putting the Great Stagnation Behind Us
In 1973 came a slower pace of productivity and economic growth, which has continued. We call this "the Great Stagnation."
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Artificial Intelligence System Can Track Autonomous Aircraft
A new AI system can track aircraft; predict the intent of other aircraft; coordinate with their actions; and communicate with pilots and air traffic controllers.
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Chemical Oxidation to Break Down Plastic Waste
Technology uses oxygen and catalysts to break down plastics into biologically friendly chemical building blocks. Then into a biopolymer for nylon production.
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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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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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Economic Realities Driving American AI-Based Reindustrialization
We're seeing a convergence making way for the transformational deployment of Artificial Intelligence at a time when economic progress seems difficult to achieve.
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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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Technology Enables 21st Century Global Stability
The cost-benefit case for the United States performing this role is rapidly becoming untenable. With few exceptions, North America is uniquely self-sufficient.
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Utilizing Robots Processing Orders Through Efficient Planning
Humans and robots working together to process online orders, with workers positioned among their automated coworkers move intelligently back and forth.
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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 speed reduces the strength, until now.
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