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Technology transfer and moving of hardware from our New Bern, NC office to the...

Engineers are beginning to face new challenges related to the design of printed circuit...

Associate Professor Neils Jonassen authored a bi-monthly static column that appeared in Compliance Engineering...

This document discusses the myth that digital circuit boards can be isolated from conductive chassis structures, explaining the reality that they are always coupled through distributed capacitance and transmission line effects.

Why does the electrical hazard symbol look exactly the way it does? Discover how safety symbols migrate between IEC and ISO standards, the science of icon design for instant recognition, and why exactness in standardization could save lives.

The process of merging iNARTE into the RABQSA International organization is now well under...

Associate Professor Neils Jonassen authored a bi-monthly static column that appeared in Compliance Engineering...

I learned about a new robot from Boston Dynamics through IEEE Spectrum called Petman1....

Just as the National Weather Service intensified tornado warnings to save lives, your product safety labels must cut through information overload to motivate action. Learn why clear, impactful warnings using ANSI/ISO standards and powerful graphics are critical—because when it comes to safety communication, lives depend on it.

In a previous edition of this magazine, we covered the contributions of some of...