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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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Leveraging America's Enormous Deep Tech Advantage
At the same time that America’s ability to manufacture and build have atrophied, it’s advantage in so-called “Deep Technologies” has exploded.
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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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There Actually is an 'I' in Team
Robotic arms handle repetitive and precision movements. This change relieves operators of mundane work. They must adjust to the new work environment.
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Carbon Dioxide and Lignin Offer Alternative to Traditional Plastic
Researchers have created a potential alternative to traditional petroleum-based plastic made from carbon dioxide, plus lignin, a component of wood.
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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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Wearable Devices to Operate Robotic Exoskeletons
A team has developed a wearable, stretchy patch about the size of a BandAid, which sticks to your skin and picks up tiny signals coming from human muscles.
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Real-World Implementation of Robotic Exoskeletons
Research represents a step toward implementation of robotic exoskeletons designed to help humans with walking and physically demanding work.
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Implementing 3D Integration with 2D Materials
In a new study, researchers identify a potentially game-changing remedy: seamlessly implementing 3D integration with 2D materials.
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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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Robots Begin to Develop Common Sense Knowledge
MIT engineers are working to give robots a bit of “common sense” when faced with situations that push them off their trained paths.
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