Touchscreens are out, and tactile controls are back. Rachel Plotnick's "re-buttonization" expertise is in demand.
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Modeling shows that reconductoring can quickly beef up grids
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Electrostatic motors reach the macro scale
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New AI project aims to mimic the human neocortex: The Thousand Brains Project offers a fundamentally different approach to AI
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Femtosecond lasers create 3D midair plasma displays you can touch (2015)
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A skeptic’s take on beaming power to Earth from space - Why we shouldn’t try to stick solar plants where the sun always shines
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Fifty years later, this Apollo-era antenna still talks to Voyager 2
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ESA satellites to test razor-sharp formation flying
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What is green software and why do we need it?
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Vertical panels let solar and farming coexist
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US reenters the nuclear fuel game
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Sergey Brin's airship gets US FAA clearance
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Artificial intelligence and internet of things for sustainable farming and smart agriculture
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FedFingerprinting: A federated learning approach to website fingerprinting attacks in Tor networks
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Analysis of self driving vehicle experience and suggestions re LLMs and other AI
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The inner beauty of basic electronics
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Two C64s plus a pile of floppy disks equals one accordion
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The day the US TV industry died
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Print an Arduino-powered color mechanical television
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The uncertain future of ham radio
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Their bionic eyes are now obsolete and unsupported
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Minitel: The online world France built before the web
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Behind the scenes of Spectrum’s dive into the Atari 2600 design - Telling the story in 1983 meant digging details out of developers and dodging lawyers
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Tomorrow's wireless world will be fatter, faster, and creepier
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Michelin proposes putting puffy sails on cargo ships
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Getting inked up? Thank Thomas Edison.
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Programmable filament gives even simple 3D printers multi-material capabilities
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New stent-like electrode allows humans to operate computers with their thoughts
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Hello Robot's Stretch wants to reinvent how mobile manipulators perform tasks in home environments
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Returning dead satellites from the graveyard with mission extension vehicles
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The first transatlantic telegraph cable was a bold, beautiful failure
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The world’s largest 3D metal printer is churning out rockets
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MIT Media Lab scientist claimed success for a deployment of food computers to a Syrian refugee camp in Jordan, but the computers never worked
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Lumotive says it's got a solid-state lidar that really works
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Layoffs at Watson Health reveal IBM’s problem with AI
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Engineers say 'no thanks' to Silicon Valley recruiters, citing ethical concerns
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The troubled quest for the superconducting wind turbine
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Firefighting robot snake flies on jets of water
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