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Try Engineering Free Live Webinar

Posted on September 14, 2026 by dkohn96

Join IEEE TryEngineering on 23 September for “Jumpstart Your Year With TryEngineering’s Resources for Educators,” a free webinar designed to help educators kick off the school year with confidence. Discover free lesson plans, eBooks, and classroom-ready STEM resources that can … Continue reading →

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Temple University Student Highlights IEEE Membership Perks

Posted on August 12, 2026 by dkohn96

https://spectrum.ieee.org/temple-university-student-membership-perks?utm_source=feedotter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=theinstitutealert-080426&utm_content=httpsspectrumieeeorgtempleuniversitystudentmembershipperks&mkt_tok=NzU2LUdQSC04OTkAAAGjbZxL0vosyzY7TQ_W4bhsf5M2N8oTDGDaANqdjQtQqw_tRKhRwevPZkabcsKzqiMpEb2S6RZN462orLy41qsAOduHnCNEVyPwo5ZeaGLzkHTWFg

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Videos: Physical AI Robotics, Robot Hands, and More – IEEE Spectrum

Posted on July 25, 2026 by dkohn96

https://spectrum.ieee.org/video-friday-physical-ai-robotics

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Humanoid Robots and the AI Brain Shift – IEEE Spectrum

Posted on April 28, 2026 by dkohn96

https://spectrum.ieee.org/humanoid-robots-gill-pratt-darpa

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Robot Videos: Human-Size Robot, Drone vs Eagle, More – IEEE Spectrum

Posted on November 5, 2025 by dkohn96

https://spectrum.ieee.org/video-friday-human-size-robot

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History of Internet: IoT’s Expanding Role – IEEE Spectrum

Posted on October 31, 2025 by dkohn96

https://spectrum.ieee.org/history-of-internet-7-phases

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Learning to Code Still Matters in the Age of AI

Posted on October 6, 2025 by dkohn96

From: IEEE Spectrum Cursor, the AI-native code editor, recently reported that it writes nearly a billion lines of code daily. That’s one billion lines of production-grade code accepted by users every single day. If we generously assume that a strong engineer writes … Continue reading →

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