Rutgers University researchers have developed a WiFi-based system for detecting dangerous objects that is faster and less expensive than scanners seen in airports and other venues.
There are few events in the engineering calendar quite like DesignCon, as much for the serious nature of the design issues and problems as the environment in which they’re being addressed and solved.
In a free webinar, AI, military, and law enforcement experts spoke with Design News about how the defense industry is using artificial intelligence in warfare and beyond and what the future may hold.
Prosthetics and smart-pill bottles can be more useful if they can track their use, which is what new technology out of the University of Washington allows them to do.
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