The survival rate for hardware innovation is staggering, with roughly 90% of hard tech startups collapsing under the weight of funding shortages and grueling R&D timelines. To stem this tide of failure, IEEE Entrepreneurship has launched the Hard Tech Venture Summits, a strategic initiative aimed at connecting visionary founders with the hard tech venture capital … Read more
The image of a humanoid robot often conjures visions of science fiction – perhaps C-3PO from Star Wars, a golden, articulate android designed to bridge communication gaps between humans and the unknown. But the reality of building a machine that can walk, balance, and interact with the world like a human is a feat of … Read more
Remembering IEEE Leaders: Mel Olken and Stephanie Huguenin The world of electrical engineering and technology has recently experienced a double loss with the passing of Mel Olken, a pioneering leader in power engineering, and Stephanie Huguenin, a dedicated research scientist and volunteer. Both individuals left indelible marks on the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers … Read more
The demand for skilled engineers continues to surge across critical sectors, and the IEEE is responding with an expanded global initiative to connect top technical talent with leading employers. What began last year as a pioneering virtual career fair in the United States has rapidly evolved into a multi-regional program, offering unprecedented access to opportunities … Read more
The world stands on the cusp of a new era of innovation, one strikingly reminiscent of the Renaissance. Just as that period witnessed an unprecedented flourishing of arts and sciences fueled by cross-disciplinary collaboration, today’s engineers are forging connections across fields to tackle humanity’s most pressing challenges. This isn’t merely about technological advancement; it’s a … Read more
LOS ANGELES, CA – A new wave of innovation in healthcare and engineering education is being spearheaded by Loyola Marymount University’s Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Xiangyi Cheng. Her recent publication in IEEE Access, titled “Mobile Devices or Head-Mounted Displays: A Comparative Review and Analysis of Augmented Reality in Healthcare,” marks a significant step forward … Read more
A staggering number of U.S. patients – nearly half – never complete the process of accessing the specialized or post-acute care their doctors recommend. This critical breakdown in healthcare coordination stems from outdated provider directories, insurance complexities, and a reliance on antiquated communication methods like phone calls and faxes. But a Denver-based startup, Carenector, is … Read more
The pursuit of scientific advancement rarely happens in isolation. For physicist Cinzia DaVià, collaboration isn’t merely a professional strategy; it’s the foundational principle guiding her groundbreaking work, from the heart of CERN’s particle accelerators to innovative solutions for sustainable energy. Her career exemplifies the power of interconnectedness in tackling some of the world’s most pressing … Read more