SAE Automotive Podcast: How Automakers Use Data

Podcast discussion with Slate and Sonatus about how data from vehicles is used.

Videos of the Month

See the videos of the month, including one on how researchers at Arizona State University are developing bioinspired robotic “muscles” that aim to enable robots to do much more than their motorized counterparts; one on Wichita State University and Dassault Systèmes launching a Manufacturing Innovation Center to accelerate AI‑driven automation, virtual design, and additive manufacturing across the aviation sector; one on the University of Texas at Austin's robotic hand with human-like touch; and more.

Designing Intelligence into the Electrical Foundation of Data Centers

Data centers have always been critical infrastructure, but their role has expanded dramatically in recent years. As artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and real-time digital services continue to scale, data centers are under pressure to operate with unprecedented levels of efficiency, reliability, and responsiveness. This shift is driving a quiet but fundamental transformation in how data center infrastructure is designed and managed. Read on to learn more.

Why the Next Medical Breakthrough May Come from Space

Dr. Nicole Wagner of LambdaVision and Dr. Michael Roberts of the ISS National Lab explain how microgravity manufacturing could improve artificial retinas, reduce waste, and advance future treatments for macular degeneration and retinitis pigmentosa.

Knowledge Is Battery Power

Modern electric vehicles can go hundreds of miles without a recharge, but that long range can diminish faster if battery health isn’t properly tracked and managed. And to do that, you need some smart software...

Windows of the Future: Ultrathin Solar Cells Could Turn Any Glass into a Power Generator

Led by Associate Professor Annalisa Bruno, the NTU researchers created perovskite solar cells that are about 10,000 times thinner than a strand of human hair and around 50 times thinner than conventional perovskite solar cells.

5Ws of Adaptive Phase Cooling

The energy demand of data centers is growing faster than traditional cooling methods can handle. A new nuclear-inspired approach developed by MIT-spinoff startup Ferveret directly tackles several emerging bottlenecks.

Making Telemedicine Work in Low-Connectivity Environments

Offline-capable telehealth keeps care moving when connectivity is limited or unavailable, worldwide.

NASA Wideband Demo Completes Primary Mission, Extends Operations

NASA’s Polylingual Experimental Terminal (PExT), designed to enable interoperability between satellite relay networks, has completed its planned technology demonstration.

How Much Do You Know About Digital Health?

How much do you know about digital health? Find out with this quiz.

Resilient Device Design for Harsh Conditions

Designing rugged medical devices for extreme environments and unpredictable field conditions.

Rapid Diagnostics for Extreme and Low-Resource Environments

Rapid diagnostics bring reliable answers closer to patients when conventional labs are unavailable.