Engineers have created a new power outlet for bioelectric implants, accessible with a needle. The device can remain entirely under the skin and charge long-term implants when necessary. spectrum.ieee.org/injectable-b...
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A 2 cm² perovskite receiver just drove a propeller with a 5 W laser; what happens when this scales to real UAVs?
With Chinese company Z.ai’s #GLM5.2 open-weight model providing cheap AI access to software developers, have U.S. tech companies lost their AI edge?spectrum.ieee.org/ai-coding-as...ic
The FCC’s new ban on foreign mobile robots over 2 kg could reshape robotics supply chains.
A total eclipse, thousands of smartwatches, and one question: how does a shared cosmic event imprint on human physiology?
Adding more and brighter light doesn’t necessarily make cities safer, but it can create health risks. Controllable #LEDs could help, but they aren’t being widely used. spectrum.ieee.org/led-light-po...
A $300M Toyota spinout is skipping legs, embracing wheels, and focusing on durability over dexterity—see how that changes humanoid economics.
Balcony #solar panels that plug into your electrical outlet have popped up across the United States. But they don’t always meet safety standards. spectrum.ieee.org/plug-in-sola...
Engineers have spent decades optimizing #5G #wireless networks to near their physical limits. Now researchers and #telecom firms are debating whether adding AI chips to that finely tuned system, for #6G, would help or just add expense and electricity use.
Biotech startup @adaptyxbio.bsky.social wants to create a #cortisol monitor similar to blood glucose monitors, giving constant feedback for the stress hormone’s presence in your body. spectrum.ieee.org/cortisol-con...
The story of the Magnetophon captures how engineering choices can rewrite cultural norms about what sounds “real.”
Probabilistic computers have data that can flip between two states with a tunable probability, to help solve optimization problems that standard computers struggle with. Scientists have just built one with one million p-bits. buff.ly/WSE5kKf
"You can't see software, you can't touch it, you can't taste it." For 20+ years Robert N. Charette wrote about the software we don't notice until it fails. As he steps back from Spectrum, EIC Harry Goldstein reflects on their friendship and his legacy.
Digital tools are allowing for new ways of monitoring wide spaces in oceans to make sure fishery laws are enforced. spectrum.ieee.org/fishery-sate...
If quantum computers can do things classical computers can't, how do you check if what they are doing is correct? New research points the way
This spinning #drone is nearly transparent. Called the Phantom Twist, it's still loud, but it's quite hard to see with the human eye. spectrum.ieee.org/invisible-sp...
AI #datacenters are moving to 800 VDC power systems to pack in more computing power with less heat, lighter cables, and fewer energy-wasting conversions. spectrum.ieee.org/800-vdc-for-...
Use a DIY Backyard Radio Rig to Trace the Mark of Dark Matter