Does anybody really know what time it is?
Precise timekeeping is of the utmost importance in science and technology and has been since the beginning of recorded time.
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Publisher’s Note
The Building Blocks for the future’s Wearable
Do you ever need something different? In today’s world where products are built to open standards, company after company are
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The cost of data breaches in the United States is estimated to exceed $4 billion in 2022
Throughout the United States systems are targeted with everything from pranks to highly costly data breaches. From the individual to
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Aerodynamics Mandates That Belugas Cannot Fly
EuroLink Systems has developed a breakthrough family of mini-drones deemed Beluga that is configurable and posable to meet the demands
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Are you sure, really sure?
In a world where artificial intelligence meets the human in charge. As the Pentagon pushes for a unified fabric that
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Entropy – lack of order or predictability; gradual decline into disorder
As the world becomes less predictable and gradually declines into disorder, the urgency to accurately predict when things might return
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GPS Jamming and Spoofing Signals Creates Insecurities for Warfighters
The ability to spoof or jam GPS signals continues to evolve and challenge our most advanced weapon systems. The ability
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Force Projection and Threat Standoff
In 1960 a U2 spy plane flying over the Soviet Union, being piloted by Gary Powers was shot down. This
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Engineering a sea change in ocean wave energy harvesting
C-Power autonomous offshore power systems promise to unlock new marine applications through efficient energy delivery and remote, high-bandwidth communications The
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Addressing the Real World of I/O
The need to measure real-world events continues to intrigue the mind. In a recent conversation with a scientist who had
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