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Panasonic’s PV-460 Camcorder Stabilized Shaky Videos

If you grew up in the 1980s or ’90s, you likely remember shaky home video footage, taken with a handheld…

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We’re Squandering LEDs’ Potential to Save Our Night Skies

Light designer Simon Thorp uses a luxmeter to measure the intensity of light emitted by a street lamp in St.…

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When Career Risks Are Worth Taking

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This Graduate Student Equips NASA’s Robots With Assembly Skills

Like many engineers, Sarah Downs says she knew she wanted to pursue a STEM career from a young age. As…

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IEEE Honors Robotics Pioneer Toshio Fukuda

Toshio Fukuda has been blazing trails for most of his career. He is considered to be one of the most…

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AI’s Volatile Power Use Quietly Tests Grid Limits

The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure is typically framed as an energy problem. Data centers are projected to consume…

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The Rebirth of High Frequency

More Information For much of the twentieth century, high-frequency (HF) radio was the primary means of global communication. Satellites displaced…

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IEEE Remembers Pioneering Computer Scientist Peter G. Neumann

The computing community recently lost one of its enduring voices: IEEE Fellow Peter G. Neumann. The renowned computer scientist and…

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Digital Surveillance Reshapes Fishery Enforcement in Indonesia

In the eastern Indian Ocean, south of Java in the vast sea stretching toward Australia, a fishing vessel slightly alters…

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Nokia’s 14 Years of Mobile-Phone Supremacy Ended in an Afternoon

In 2005, Nokia sold its billionth mobile phone, a budget-friendly device that went to a customer in Nigeria. By then,…

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