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Communications

Simulation of a busy urban environment with vehicles connected to various communication systems

AI and 6G technologies developed for safe interconnected mobility

Geographic information system to assess and mitigate natural disasters

Royal Academy of Engineering’s Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation marks 10th anniversary

Hologram HUD lets drivers ‘see through’ hazards

Poll results: The Post Office Horizon scandal and public IT

When the charged particles from a coronal mass ejection hit the Earth’s atmosphere, they cause a geomagnetic storm that can disrupt radio transmissions and damage power lines

Sci-Fi Eye: The wrong kind of sunshine

The driverless parking & charging system is being trialled at garages operated by Bosch and Cariad

Bosch and VW subsidiary Cariad demonstrate automated EV charging technology

Illustration showing how events on the sun can impact the conditions in near-Earth space

Engineering a response to the solar storm threat

Alexander Graham Bell (March 3, 1847 – August 2, 1922) was an eminent scientist, inventor, engineer and innovator who is credited with inventing the first practical telephone.

Late great engineers: Alexander Graham Bell - founding father of audio communications

Image illustrating the principle, structural design, and application of unidirectional carbon fiber-reinforced flexible piezoelectric nanocomposite materials

Japanese team develops piezo device for connected wearables

UK voice recognition breakthrough holds promise for speech impairment sufferers

NPL measurement technique accelerates progress towards quantum networks