Breakthrough Model Offers Better Look Inside Rechargeable Batteries
Can We Trust A.I.? Modeling Tool Quantifies How Much a Machine Doesn't Know
Biomorphic Batteries Could Provide 72 Times More Energy for Robots
SQUID 2.0: Autonomously-Stabilizing, Ballistically Launched Drone
Anyone using standard, coated paper in conventional printers.
Ear infections are the most common reason that parents bring their children to a pediatrician, according to the National Institutes of Health.
The patch — which serves as a personal thermostat — provides personalized cooling and heating at home, work, or on the go by cooling or warming the user's skin to a comfortable...
Anyone who uses products made of plastic. The new recyclable plastic could be a good alternative to many nonrecyclable plastics in use today.
Millions of people worldwide with type 1 diabetes.
Manufacturers across medical, space, aviation, military, and automotive industries could use the technology to build complex machines that integrate with surfaces to be very compact, but can deploy...
Millions of people who rely on pacemakers, defibrillators, and other livesaving implantable devices powered by batteries that need to be replaced every five to 10 years.
Piezoelectric materials are used in everything from cellphones and wearables, to robotics, energy harvesting, and tactile sensors.
The device can optimize treatment of neonatal jaundice, skin diseases, and seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and reduce risk of sunburn and skin cancer.
Individuals needing or wanting to examine lead content in their drinking water on-demand and in virtually any environmental setting.
Manufacturers and users of wearables, functional fabrics, mobile devices, wireless routers, and Internet of Things devices.
The Safe Impact Resistant Electrolyte (SAFIRE) fire-resistant battery can be used in consumer electronics such as cellphones, in drones and cars, and in soldiers’ packs.
Billions of objects ranging from smartphones and buildings, to machine parts and medical devices, to furniture and office supplies — any object that has a need to communicate with or sense other...
First responders, soldiers, and scientists in the field.
PHADE could be used by government agencies to enhance public safety; for example, the government can deploy cameras in high-crime or high-accident areas, and warn specific users about potential...
Patients in substance abuse treatment programs.
Food manufacturers, as well as manufacturers of medical supplies and instruments.
Users of consumer electronics devices and solar cells, and high-power pulsed laser applications.
Doctors, nurses, hospitals, paramedics, and other healthcare professionals; and consumers.
Manufacturers of smaller and smarter computer chips for consumer electronics such as smartphones and tablets, and 3D chips for brain-inspired computing applications.
High-Voltage Arteries: How Connectivity Gives Life to Electric Vehicles
The Power of the Hollow: Using Hollow Aluminum Extrusions to Meet...
Helping HEV/EV Batteries Go the Distance and Stay Cool Under...
Standardization for Automated-Vehicle Testing and Simulation
Using the IoT for Predictive Maintenance
Q&A: Charge Wirelessly as You Drive
Connecting the Digital Twin: From Idea Through Production, to Customers and Back
Electrically Conductive Anodized Aluminum Surfaces
Biomorphic Batteries Could Provide 72 Times More Energy for Robots
Scientists Boost Stability and Efficiency of Next-Gen Solar Tech
