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 E-Mail IMAGE: The signing ceremony of MoU between UNIST AI Graduate School and Ciel Inc. took place on June 14, 2021. l Image Credit: UNIST AI Graduate School. view more  Credit: UNIST On June 14, UNIST AI Graduate School signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with CIEL Inc. for collaborative research and development in the area of AI-based mobility on demand (MOD). Mobility on demand (MOD) is a new concept that enables consumers to access mobility services on demand by dispatching or using shared mobility, delivery services, and public transportation solutions through an integra...

Scientists at Tokyo Institute of Technology and NEC Corporation jointly develop a 28-GHz phased-array transceiver that supports efficient and reliable 5G communications. The proposed transceiver outperforms previous designs in various regards by adapting fast beam switching and leakage cancellation mechanism.

Credit: Wei Wu's group WASHINGTON, June 10, 2021 -- The demand for flexible wearable electronics has spiked with the dramatic growth of smart devices that can exchange data with other devices over the internet with embedded sensors, software, and other technologies. Researchers consequently have focused on exploring flexible energy storage devices, such as flexible supercapacitators (FSCs), that are lightweight and safe and easily integrate with other devices. FSCs have high power density and fast charge and discharge rates. Printing electronics, manufacturing electronics devices and systems ...

Researchers have long believed that as we move up into 6G frequency, the ways in which a signal can reach a receiver will be greatly limited. New research shows that this is not always accurate..Making 6G technology a reality is an important step towards realizing a whole host of new applications including haptic internet, mobile edge computing, and holographic communications. All three of these areas have the potential to change the face of communications, health, transportation, education, and more.

 E-Mail IMAGE: The far side of the Moon always faces away from the Earth, making communications from lunar equipment there much more challenging. Fortunately, relay communication satellites can act as a bridge... view more  Credit: Space: Science & Technology Because of a phenomenon called gravitational locking, the Moon always faces the Earth from the same side. This proved useful in the early lunar landing missions in the 20th century, as there was always a direct line of sight for uninterrupted radiocommunications between Earth ground stations and equipment on the Moon. However, g...