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Learn how to reverse engineer and utilize the cheapest waterproof ultrasonic sensors on the market for your robotics projects.
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Learn how to decode data from car parking sensors by reverse engineering cheap ultrasonic sensors. This comprehensive guide provides step-by-step instructions, Arduino sketches, and insights into understanding PWM signals, making it perfect for robotics enthusiasts and engineers.

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HPE and Nobel physicist John Martinis launch a Quantum Scaling Alliance to mass-produce quantum supercomputers using chip-industry tools.
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Nobel Prize–winning physicist John Martinis has partnered with HPE and key semiconductor firms to form the Quantum Scaling Alliance, a consortium focused on mass-producing quantum computers. By applying industrial chip-fabrication techniques to quantum chip design, the group aims to move beyond bespoke, lab-built systems toward scalable, commercially viable machines capable of solving complex problems in chemistry, medicine, and data science.

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Dive into the IoT of the modern World. Understand the technology, architecture, benefits, and critical security concerns
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The Internet of Things (IoT) aims to make ordinary objects "smart," enabling them to collect data about everything and interact with each other and with people. The scope of IoT implementation is so broad that it creates its own areas and directions. The biggest challenge is ensuring Security and Confidentiality. Since IoT is deeply embedded in critical infrastructure, addressing vulnerabilities like weak authentication and protecting vast amounts of sensitive data is an absolute imperative for future growth.