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Researchers at RMIT University have created a working prototype chip that combines light sensing, memory, and data processing on a single architecture, laying potential groundwork for smart bionic eyes and low-energy artificial intelligence systems.
Researchers at the University of Hong Kong and Hewlett Packard Labs have developed a memristor chip that overcomes long-standing capacity limits in brain-inspired associative memory, offering up to 8.8 times higher energy efficiency.
A research team led by Professors Sangyoon Han and Jaesok Yu at DGIST has created a microscopic optical ultrasound receiver integrated on a single silicon chip, enabling non-contact inspection of semiconductors and battery cells.
Current European technology laws fail to protect users from modern cybersecurity risks because they regulate devices as standalone products rather than interconnected ecosystems, according to new research from Radboud University legal scholar Mattis van 't Schip.
Engineers at the Shibaura Institute of Technology have created a parametric design system that transforms flat paper sheets into self-folding helical wearable sensors tailored to individual body measurements.
A new University of Michigan study highlights that many smartwatch health figures are calculated estimates rather than direct biological measurements, advising users to monitor long-term trends rather than treat devices as medical instruments.
Engineers at TU Delft have designed a drone equipped with a human-inspired three-fingered hand that uses touch sensors to land on tree branches and rest its motors.
New academic research indicates that cyber-physical systems like smart grids and self-driving fleets are most vulnerable through low-connection nodes rather than heavily guarded central hubs.
The ride-hailing company has assembled more than 30 autonomous-vehicle relationships after abandoning in-house development.
