The year 2023 may well be remembered as a watershed moment for the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning into various industries. Regardless of your professional field, it’s likely that machine learning has made significant headlines. From everyday consumers interacting with AI like ChatGPT, which saw a million users in its first five […]

STUTTGART, Germany — A consortium of European firms, led by Indra, is poised to kickstart an initiative aimed at equipping the European Union with an electronic warfare capability to safeguard its aircraft from missile attacks. The Responsive Electronic Attack for Cooperative Tasks (REACT) project is set to enter its second phase in a few months,

In a recent Twitter debate, prominent British DJ and producer Oliver Jones, popularly known by his stage name Skream, stirred discussions regarding the role of mixing in electronic music production. Jones initiated the conversation by implying that fellow artist Fred again.. doesn’t mix his own tracks, but he was quick to clarify that this was

WINDHOEK – Simon Petrus, the young Namibian inventor who made headlines six years ago with his invention of a cardless cellphone, has recently earned a national diploma in general electronics, despite facing significant challenges in his journey. His innovative spirit and knack for electronics and computers have not waned, even in the face of limited

Edgewater Automation, a leading provider of automation solutions, recently spearheaded a creative fundraising drive to support local robotics teams. The company organized a Poker Run event that not only promoted camaraderie among employees but also served as a platform to raise funds for five local FIRST robotics teams. Rick Blake, the president of Edgewater Automation,

In the realm of robotics and surveillance systems, Cybernetix stands as an emblem of proficiency. With a diverse portfolio of clients spanning the oil and gas industry as well as other energy sectors such as nuclear, where its presence has been felt for over two decades, Cybernetix has established itself as a trusted ally for

In the realm of robotics, soft inflatable robots have shown significant potential for applications necessitating safety and adaptability. However, the integration of control and sensing systems into these robots without compromising their softness, features, or capabilities has always been a challenge. In a revolutionary breakthrough, researchers led by Professors Jiyun Kim and Jonbum Bae from

The evolution and impact of calculators are chronicled in a fascinating new book that delves into the journey from humble abacus to the sophisticated electronic devices we use today. This captivating narrative is bound to engage those with an interest in electronics, computers, and the history of technology. My first encounter with an electronic calculator

In the heat of combat in Zaporizhzhia Oblast last summer, Ukrainian soldier Oleksandr Navarenko had a moment of clarity. Under heavy fire from Russian tanks, he pondered the question: “Why are we risking human lives when machines could be doing the job?” This question led him to develop a potentially game-changing innovation in warfare technology.

The ongoing labor dispute involving Unifor autoworkers in the United States may soon send shockwaves throughout the Canadian auto industry. While Unifor’s ongoing negotiations with Ford Motor Co. have yet to reach an impasse, industry analysts are warning that the ripple effects of the American auto strike could soon be felt north of the border.

The global computer engineering market is set to reach a staggering $2.1tn by 2026, according to a new report. This highly dynamic and multifaceted industry, which combines elements of computer science and electronics engineering, is expected to experience a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.0% from 2021 to 2026. Computer engineering is an interdisciplinary

In a strategic move to meet the escalating demand for automation, Fizyr, a leading developer of computer vision software for robots, has established its U.S. headquarters in Dover, Delaware. The new base will serve as a hub for technical and business relationship management for North American systems integrators and robotics integrators. Jeff Lomax, VP of

In an era where self-driving cars are no longer the stuff of science fiction, the concept of a robotic chauffeur for a standard vehicle might not seem too far-fetched. However, a South Korean institute has taken this concept to new heights, literally. The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) has developed a humanoid

MIT’s groundbreaking “Lightning” system has brought a new dawn to the world of computing. This pioneering photonic computing prototype is the first to serve real-time machine-learning inference requests by connecting photons to electronic components. With the slowing down of Moore’s Law, which predicted a yearly doubling of transistors on an electronic chip, the computing world

The National University of Singapore (NUS) is currently on the hunt for passionate postdoctoral fellows to join their bioelectronics research endeavors. The laboratory of Presidential Young Professor Liu Yuxin is spearheading this recruitment effort, seeking individuals with a keen interest in electrochemical sensors, wearable and flexible electronics, and bioelectronics research. As part of the Welcome

The integration of robotics technology into orthopaedic surgery has brought about a revolutionary shift in recent times, particularly in the realm of joint replacement. This groundbreaking innovation has set new standards for precision and accuracy, offering manifold benefits to patients and surgeons alike. Research data indicates that the outcomes of patient recovery have significantly improved

Monash University’s innovative apple harvesting robot has been recognised with a prestigious accolade at the 2023 Engineers Australia Excellence Awards – People & Projects Victoria, claiming the coveted title of Victorian Project of the Year. The Monash Apple Retrieving System (Mars), which was developed in Melbourne, is a groundbreaking solution that addresses the pressing concerns

In a breakthrough for the agricultural sector, a robotic apple harvester developed by Monash University has been crowned a winner at the 2023 Engineers Australia Excellence Awards – People & Projects Victoria. This prestigious accolade was announced on 6th September, recognizing the outstanding contributions of engineers to the society and industry. Alesha Printz, the General

In the age of digital transformation, the role of automation engineers has become increasingly important. These professionals are responsible for designing, testing, and optimizing automated systems in diverse mechanical and digital environments. The primary aim is to enhance business processes, reduce costs, and deliver better results. Automation engineering is a fast-growing field that offers lucrative

In an era where technology permeates every aspect of our lives, the emergence of armed robots is a development that cannot be ignored. These mechanical devices, which can function autonomously or semi-autonomously, are equipped with weapons or offensive capabilities. They are increasingly finding application in diverse fields such as the military, law enforcement, industry, and

NEWARK, NJ — The future of travel might just be taking shape in Newark Airport, where a driverless shuttle van has been undergoing testing for the past month. This is not a science fiction scenario or a punchline to a joke, but a serious experiment conducted by the Port Authority of New York and New

UMass Amherst researchers have been recognized with Trailblazer R21 Awards from the National Institutes of Health for their groundbreaking work in medical technology. The two recipients, T. Leo Liu, an assistant professor in mechanical and industrial engineering, and Prabhani Atukorale, an assistant professor in biomedical engineering, will each receive $400,000 over three years to support

In an era where the world is grappling with the devastating impacts of climate change, the Coral Maker initiative is taking a proactive stand to protect and restore the planet’s vital coral reefs. With over 6,000 species of coral inhabiting both warm and cool waters, these vibrant ecosystems support approximately 25% of marine life while

In a groundbreaking development at the University of Washington, researchers have created a tiny robotic device capable of altering its aerial movement by snapping into a folded position while falling. These innovative devices, known as “microfliers”, employ a Miura-ori origami fold to transition from an uncontrolled tumble to a straight drop towards the ground when

As the clock strikes 10 at the bustling Max Hospital, Saket, the Operating Room (OR) is a hive of activity. Surgeons bustle about, preparing for a series of surgeries. On the agenda for the day are two gall bladder removals and a hernia repair. One of the patients, a man in his forties, has been