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Can Synthetic Fuels Give the Air Force Energy Independence? IEEE Spectrum (http://spectrum.ieee.org)visits an Air Force lab that is testing all sorts of jet fuel alternatives, made from coal, algae, and other sources. But true energy independence remains elusive, as many of these fuels have carbon footprints worse than conventional, kerosene-based jet fuel. To read more, check out http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/sep08/6694 Tags: aviation space air force synthetic fuels jet fuel carbon footprint IEEE Spectrum environment military airplanes clean

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Highlights from Eyebeam: Untethered For more info, see www.eyebeam.org. Tags: IEEE spectrum eyebeam untethered art exhibition

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Geothermal Energy in the Military Geothermal power on a NAVY base Tags: geothermal

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KOTA: When Pleo Just Isn't Big Enough Two kid testers get a sneak peek at KOTA, Hasbro's dinosaur that you can ride (sort of-it doesn't actually go anywhere). Although it doesn't really buck or move, the kids weren't too disappointed. Tags: ieee spectrum robotic dinosaur electronics toy holiday gift pleo kota triceratops robot touch sensors kids

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A Look Back at 20 Years of Hot Chip Conferences This year's Hot Chip conference was the 20th time industry all-stars gathered to discuss high-performance microprocessors, and IEEE Spectrum was there to look back at two decades of predictions about the future. General-purpose graphics processing units were the big topic this year, but what seems inevitable today may seem silly in a couple of years. For more, see "Confessions of a Hot Chips n00b" (http://blogs.spectrum.ieee.org/tech_talk/2008/09/confessions_of_a_hot_chips_n00.html) Tags: ieee spectrum hot chips 20 electronics high performance microprocessors predictions microchip multicore

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CERN's LHC: Engineering the Big Bang IEEE Spectrum visited CERN for one last look at the guts of the Large Hadron Collider before it was sealed up. Tags: ieee spectrum cern lhc large hadron collider electronics physics particle accelerator atlas detector engineering higgs

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The World's Oldest Phonebook IEEE Spectrum ( spectrum.ieee.org ) visited Christie's auction house to get a look at the 1878 New Haven, Connecticut phone directory, the earliest of its kind. Hardly the antiquated paper brick we know today, the New Haven directory only had 40 pages. It contained names of individuals and businesses, but no numbers. (It also gave instructions on how to begin and end phone conversations). It turns out that some phonebooks still have some (considerable) value to them. Tags: ieee spectrum world's oldest first telephone directory phone book phonebook christie's auction house 1878 telecom tech

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Lasers In Your Living Room Mitsubishi hopes their new LaserVue TVs will give LCD and Plasma screens a run for their money. The screens use three lasers to scan the screen at 1080p. The main sacrifice is depth-the TV's are about ten inches thick. IEEE Spectrum http://spectrum.ieee.org caught up with Mitsubishi at NYC's Digital Experience in July. Tags: ieee spectrum mitsubishi laser vue television hi def tv plasma lcd electronics gadget video laservue

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Hacking the Human Vision System Neuroscientist Paul Sajda, of Columbia University, taps into the vision system to help computers find meaningful images. Through an EEG cap, the computer can tell which image grab your attention even if they're moving too fast to consciously notice. IEEE Spectrum http://spectrum.ieee.org went inside Sajda's lab to try the system out. For more on the technology, check out "A Brainy Approach to Image Sorting." http://spectrum.ieee.org/apr08/6121 Tags: ieee spectrum surveillance neuroscience brain computer interface eeg image sorting darpa conscious perception vision

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Future Combat Systems at Fort Bliss Preview of IEEE Spectrum video story on demonstration of technology at Fort Bliss, Texas. Tags: Bliss Combat FCS FFID Fort Future Systems

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Vernor Vinge: How to Prepare for the Singularity Sci-fi author Vernor Vinge talks about the run-up to a technological singularity and what we can do to engineer the best outcome for humans. The interview is part of IEEE Spectrum's Singularity Special Report: http://spectrum.ieee.org/singularity In the report, Vinge also updates his ideas in an article called "Signs of the Singularity": http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/jun08/6306 Tags: ieee spectrum technological singularity vernor vinge signs special report future futurist artificial intelligence sci-fi

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NYC Soldering Championship IEEE Spectrum http://spectrum.ieee.org stopped by Ignite NYC, where Bre Pettis and the NYC Resistor hacker collective hosted a contest to see who had the fastest soldering iron in the city. The contestants all raced to build a TV-B-Gone kit http://www.makershed.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=MKAD4, and the first to turn off the TV won. Tags: IEEE Spectrum IgniteNY ignite nyc resistor solder soldering iron diy kit race championship gadget electronics hacker

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The Full Spectrum: Wireless Power Roundup Episode 7: IEEE Spectrum provides a look at three different technologies for eliminating power cable clutter. Each of the companies has managed to get at least one product on the market already. For a look at how researchers are wirelessly powering remote sensors, check out http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/jun08/6254. Tags: ieee spectrum wireless power contactless wild charge powercast fulton innovations ecoupled charger electronics gadget rf

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The Full Spectrum: Travelogue of the Atomic Age Episode 6: Authors Sharon Weinberger and Nathan Hodge talk to IEEE Spectrum's (http://spectrum.ieee.org) Sally Adee about the travels behind their new book, "A Nuclear Family Vacation." To read Sally's review of the book, visit http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/jun08/6261. Tags: IEEE spectrum interview nuclear family vacation sharon weinberger nathan hodge travel book cold war tourism missile silo

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The Full Spectrum: Harvard/MIT Engineering Rivalry Episode 5: How do the students on each Cambridge campus feel about Harvard's new engineering school? (To get the background on this video, read "Engineering the Harvard Engineer: One man's determined quest to make Harvard a contender in engineering—after 372 years" at http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/apr08/6097. Tags: ieee spectrum harvard mit engineering rivalry education college

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The Full Spectrum: Robot Kit Rundown Episode 4: IEEE Spectrum robotics blogger Mikell Taylor reviews the latest robot kits to find the right one for you or your kids. For more of Mikell's tips, check her out on the Automaton blog at http://blogs.spectrum.ieee.org/automaton/ Tags: ieee spectrum automaton robots kits robotics DIY robotis bioloid erector spykee lego mindstorm first irobot create

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Warehouse Robots at Work IEEE spectrum (http://spectrum.ieee.org) takes you inside Kiva Systems' robotic warehouse, where orange robots make inventory move instead of workers. Over time the system becomes increasingly efficient, with the robots learning from the wisdom of the crowd. To read more about Kiva Systems and how their robots work, check out the article at http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/jul08/6380. Tags: ieee spectrum robot robotics warehouse kiva systems electronics gadget computer vision engineering automation inventory

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The Full Spectrum: COSMIC Satellites Use GPS to Forecast Wea Episode 3: How two satellite systems combine to give meteorologists a better view of the atmosphere. Tags: ieee spectrum technology COSMIC satellites GPS weather atmosphere forecast typhoon electronics aviation space

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The Full Spectrum: Top Tech Cars at the NY Auto Show Episode 2: Find out why the Jaguar XF, BMW X6, and the Lincoln MKS made this year's list and see them in action Tags: ieee spectrum technology auto cars new york show lincoln mks jaguar xf bmw x6 automotive sync device link electronics

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The Full Spectrum Episode 1: Turning thought to action, powering and protecting the Galapagos, & teaching tiny robots to fly Tags: ieee spectrum full technology electronics computer brain interface galapagos wind power robotic fly prosthetic

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Digital Experience 2008: The Problem with Live Animals The theme of New York City's Digital Experience was "Welcome to the Jungle." IEEE Spectrum (spectrum.ieee.org) editor Steven Cherry found out that even electronics shows can smell like urine. Tags: digital experience IEEE spectrum 2008 08 welcome to the jungle coatmundi electronics gadget animal

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Babbage Machine Full size implementation of Charles Babbage's Difference Engine at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, Calif. Tags: IEEE Spectrum Charles Babbage Diffference Engine Computer History. computer mechanics gadget

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Maker Faire 2008: Pong and Asteroids Watch John Maushammer shrinks down classic video games to fit them on your wrist. He talked to IEEE Spectrum about how he builds the watches and how they work (the Pong watch tells the time through the score). Tags: pong watch asteroids maker faire fair 2008 08 san mateo IEEE Spectrum video game electronics gadget diy

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Maker Faire 2008: Smart LEDs IEEE Spectrum stopped by Tod Kurt's booth, where he was showing off smart LEDs he calls Blinkm. Each one is essentially a RGB LED with a microcontroller on the back, so that it's easy to control color and output. Tod sells the device at http://thingm.com/products/blinkm. Tags: smart led microcontroller maker faire fair 2008 08 san mateo IEEE Spectrum light display RGB diy electronics gadget

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Maker Faire 2008: Voxhead, the Babbling Robot Anyone can hook up a speaker to make a robot talk, but Mike Brady wants his Voxhead to use it's own vocal cavity. What's more, he really made Voxhead to explore learning, so the bot has to listen to itself to correct its speech (which, at this point, is more like singing). For more info, visit http://www.fluidbase.com/mike/projects/VoxHead Tags: voxhead robot vocal tract maker faire fair 2008 08 san mateo IEEE Spectrum diy artificial brain research speech learnin

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Maker Faire 2008: R2-D2 Builders It's everyone's favorite droid! IEEE Spectrum talked with R2-D2 builder Steve Simmons at Maker Faire to find out how the Star Wars droids work. (For more, check out http://www.artoo-detoo.net/) Tags: r2 d2 r2-d2 star wars android droid maker faire fair 2008 08 san mateo IEEE Spectrum diy electronics robot robotics

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Robotic Fly Takes Flight Robert Wood's robotic flies are currently featured in MOMA's "Design and the Elastic Mind" exhibit in New York. They're definitely an engineering work of art, as the first insect-sized robots with the ability to lift themselves off the ground(read more at http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/mar08/6017). Tags: robot fly robotic IEEE Spectrum Rober Wood MOMA design elastic mind insect sized electronics mechanics

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Maker Faire 2008: Tube Time Clocks IEEE Spectrum stopped by Eric Schlaepfer's booth, where he had made a bunch of clocks using vintage nixie and cathode ray tubes. He's also working on restoring vintage oscillograph machines from as far back as the 1930's. Tags: nixie tube clock cathode ray maker faire fair 2008 08 san mateo IEEE Spectrum diy electronic gadget vintage oscillograph

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Maker Faire 2008: The Transistor Clock IEEE Spectrum held a Maker Faire contest for digital clock makers. Keith Bayern won with his clock made only of transistors and other discrete components, with no integrated circuits. To find out more about Keith's clock go to www.transistor-clock.com. Tags: transistor digital clock contest maker faire fair 2008 08 san mateo IEEE Spectrum diy electronics gadget

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Maker Faire 2008: Microfiche MIDI Controller IEEE Spectrum caught up with Andrew Turley, who had turned an archival tool into a musical instrument. Using a simple photodiode, the keyboard plays notes based on how light the center of the screen is. Tags: microfiche band maker faire fair 2008 08 san mateo IEEE Spectrum midi diy electronics gadget keyboard photo diode

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