The AI that powers the language-learning app today could disrupt education tomorrow By Klinton Bicknell, Claire Brust, Burr Settles February 21, 2023 It’s lunchtime when… Read More »IEEE: AI Learns What You Need To Learn
SpaceBok boks around on simulated asteroids, using its legs to keep oriented and under control By Evan Ackerman June 28, 2021 Here on Earth, we’re… Read More »IEEE: Legged Robots Do Surprisingly Well in Low Gravity
An emission nebula is a nebula formed of ionized gases that emit light of various colors.
Lightglass’s CEO talks about the company’s light fixtures, which combine window construction principles with circadian-rhythm strategies By Qusi Alqarqaz June 17, 2021 Humans have long… Read More »IEEE: Artificial Sunlight Gets a Boost from LED Windows
CONTRIBUTOR: ROB GOODIER May 28, 2021 A box fan, air filters and the box in which they come are the raw materials for a simple air… Read More »Engineering For Change: How to Make a Low-Cost Air Purifier to Reduce COVID-19 Transmission Indoors
CONTRIBUTOR: ROB GOODIER May 5, 2021 Three startups emerged as winners of the Indian segment of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers Innovation Showcase (ASME ISHOW)… Read More »Engineering For Change: A Better Battery, a Prosthetic Hand and a Sanitary Pad Disposal System Win ISHOW India
CONTRIBUTOR: ROB GOODIER April 9, 2021 Editor’s note: The U.K. biometrics startup Simprints is developing ways of identifying the hundreds of millions of people whose births… Read More »Engineering For Change: Simprints Puts Faces (and Fingerprints) to Names
