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An electrical and electronics engineering candidate. My interests about robotics, sensor application, programming, embedded system.
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IEEE Spectrum- Letting Robocars See Around CornersAn autonomous car needs to do many things to make the grade, but without a doubt, sensing and understanding its environment are the most critical. A self-driving vehicle must track and identify many objects and targets, whether they’re in clear view or hidden, whether the weather is fair or foul. Today’s radar alone is nowhere near good enough to handle the […]
- Atari Breakout: The Best Videogame of All Time?Breakout was the best video game ever invented, many designers say, because it was the first true video game. Before Breakout, all were games like Pong—imitations of real life. With Breakout, a single paddle was used to direct a ball at a wall of colored bricks. Contact made a brick vanish and the ball change speed. The game could never exist in any medium o […]
- How E Ink Developed Full-Color e-PaperIt was the end of 2008, October, right before the holiday shopping season. Talk-show host Oprah Winfrey released her highly anticipated Favorite Things list, with the Amazon Kindle topping the gadget category. This is the moment that the concept of electronic paper, or e-paper, went mainstream. But this black-and-white, reflective display that always appeare […]
- Medal of Honor Goes to Microsensor and Systems PioneerIEEE Life Fellow Asad M. Madni is the recipient of this year’s IEEE Medal of Honor. He is being recognized “for pioneering contributions to the development and commercialization of innovative sensing and systems technologies, and for distinguished research leadership.”The IEEE Foundation sponsors the award. Madni has been a distinguished adjunct professor of […]
- Video Friday: An Agile YearVideo Friday is your weekly selection of awesome robotics videos, collected by your friends at IEEE Spectrum robotics. We’ll also be posting a weekly calendar of upcoming robotics events for the next few months; here's what we have so far (send us your events!):ICRA 2022: 23–27 May 2022, PhiladelphiaERF 2022: 28–30 June 2022, Rotterdam, GermanyCLAWAR 20 […]
- Spin Me Up, Scotty—Up Into OrbitAt first, the dream of riding a rocket into space was laughed off the stage by critics who said you’d have to carry along fuel that weighed more than the rocket itself. But the advent of booster rockets and better fuels let the dreamers have the last laugh.Hah, they said: To put a kilogram of payload into orbit we just need 98 kilograms of rocket plus rocket […]
- Intel Invests $20 Billion in Ohio for Advanced FabsIntel has chosen to expand its advanced manufacturing in a U.S. state that neither the company nor any other chipmaker has a presence in: Ohio. Intel announced today that it will build two leading-edge logic fabs east of Columbus at a cost of US $20 billion. Construction is set to start in 2022, and production should begin in 2025, Intel says. The company ga […]
- For Better AR Cameras, Swap Plastic Lenses for Silicon ChipsThis week, startup Metalenz announced that it has created a silicon chip that, paired with an image sensor, can distinguish objects by the way they polarize light. The company says its “PolarEyes” will be able to make facial authentication less vulnerable to spoofing, improve 3D imaging for augmented and virtual reality, aid in telehealth by distinguishing d […]
- What You Need to Know About the FAA 5G KerfuffleAT&T and Verizon finally fired up vital components of their 5G networks in the United States on Wednesday. Mostly.The two companies had already agreed twice to delay the activation of the parts of their networks that operated on the so-called C-band, because the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration had raised concerns about the spectrum’s usage.The C-ban […]
- Legged Robots Learn to Hike Harsh TerrainRobots, like humans, generally use two different sensory modalities when interacting with the world. There’s exteroceptive perception (or exteroception), which comes from external sensing systems like lidar, cameras, and eyeballs. And then there’s proprioceptive perception (or proprioception), which is internal sensing, involving things like touch, and force […]
- Letting Robocars See Around Corners
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