Computer Engineering
People Innovation Excellence
By Amy Nordrum Boxes are everywhere: The United States Postal Service shipped 5.2 billion packages in 2016, while Amazon shipped 1 billion packages just for the holidays. A single Girl Scout has so...
Engineers at HARMAN are using numerical simulation to improve the development process for the latest vehicle infotainment technology. The following is an excerpt from Multiphysics Simulation 2016. ...
By Peter Fairley Can you imagine an electric cooler compact enough to fit in your pocket and flexible enough to wear? If not, think again because engineers at the University of California at Los ...
The all-electric Chevy Bolt, with a range of 383 kilometers, tops our list By Lawrence Ulrich You can show people an Italian supersedan that set a lap record on the famed Nürburgring circuit. You...
Using commodity Wi-Fi for high-definition FPV flying has rough edges By David Schneider I’m preparing to return to a pastime that I gave up a few years ago: flying radio-controlled model airpla...
Online security and data privacy are two of the hottest topics there is in IT at the moment. Supporting a global industry that is predicted to top $200 billion by the end of the decade, there is no sh...
By Dexter Johnson Researchers at Northeastern University in Boston have developed an infrared sensor based on plasmonics that is capable of turning itself on when it needs to perform its sensing du...
As the Internet of Things grows, sensors and other devices must collect and transmit data while consuming as little power as possible. One way to do this is to take advantage of backscatter by having ...
It was the summer of 1970, and chip designer Hans Camenzind was working as a consultant to Signetics, a Silicon Valley semiconductor firm. The economy was tanking. He was making less than US $15,000 a...
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