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Terahertz (THz) imaging evidently 'fills the bill' nowadays gaining increasingly more adepts from various fields in science and industry. TeraSense Group Inc. manufactures portable terahertz imaging systems that have attracted many into the…

Plum Geek Robotics, the company that brought the public Ringo the programmable robot has now released another learning robot called Wink. The Arduino-based STEM education pet robot helps kids transition from graphical style…

A new welding technique that consumes 80% less energy than common welding techniques has been developed by engineers from the The Ohio State University, and it could mean safer cars. The new technique actually creates bonds that are 50%…

Going bald? Why not 3D-print some hair?  Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University have discovered a way to produce hair-like strands with a low-cost 3D printer The technique was inspired by the plastic strands that are left behind…

Although the Tokyo Motor Show is coming to a close, we can still take a look at some of the outrageous vehicles that were shown off over the past few days.

ROHM  has just released a 12 to 76V input, 3A variable output voltage, DC/DC Buck converter with integrated 76V MOSFET optimized for high power (high voltage x large current) applications such as motors, factory automation equipment,…

Will robots become much smarter than humans? Will robots take our jobs?  Will robots take over the world? These are all very popular questions in the robotics community.

Pasternack, a leading manufacturer and supplier of RF, microwave and millimeter wave products, has released new lines of in-stock 1.85mm, 2.4mm and 2.92mm waveguide to coax adapters with operating up to 65 GHz.

If you’re looking forward to taking a vacation to space in the near-future, then you’ll be glad to hear that a commercial spaceflights company called  World View has successfully completed a major milestone test flight this past weekend,…

How simple was it when you brewed your first cup of coffee in your Keurig for the first time? Ever wish you could get a home-brewed beer the same way?