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Researchers have developed a nature-inspired reconfigurable electronic platform for the design of next-generation medical implants.

Wireless charging is the best way for automakers to meet consumer demand for better charging performance in their vehicles. But there significant challenges to getting this innovation to market.

A new device that acts similarly for the brain like a pacemaker does for the heart could help prevent seizures or tremors in patients with brain disease or injury.

Through its Wireless Systems for Industrial Environments project, NIST is working with private-sector collaborators and standards organizations to make industrial wireless communication the first choice for factories.

Engineers developing consumer electronics, wearables, handheld computers, and other devices are actively considering how to include wireless charging into these devices.