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In 1888, the Richmond Union Passenger Railway made history as the first successful electric streetcar line in the United States. Recognized as an #IEEE Milestone, this system was developed by engineer Frank J. Sprague who introduced a conduit power supply system and electric traction, which proved that electrified transit is safe, convenient and reliable. The influence of Sprague’s streetcar system extended far beyond Richmond, creating a scalable model that laid the foundations for public transit systems worldwide—including the New York City Subway.
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IEEE congratulates Nobel Prize winners in physics, John Hopfield at Princeton University and Geoffrey Hinton at the University of Toronto. You can find a sampling of some of their published works in the IEEE Xplore Digital Library, available free to access for a limited time. 🔗 https://loom.ly/NwYLgMk #NobelPrize #NobelPhysics #IEEE #IEEEXplore #MachineLearning #NeuralNetworks
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Each year on the second Tuesday in October, we observe Ada Lovelace Day to uplift the life-changing contributions of women in #STEM fields. This day pays tribute to Ada Lovelace, who was a pioneer in the world of computing, developing the first algorithm nearly a century before the invention of modern computers. Her legacy is a testament to the vital role that women have played in advancing technology and innovation and highlights the importance of breaking down barriers to entry for women to pursue technical careers and achieve greatness.
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Mary Ellen Randall, IEEE Fellow, has been elected as the 2025 #IEEE President-Elect. Pending acceptance of the IEEE Tellers Committee's report by the IEEE Board of Directors, Mary Ellen Randall will begin serving as IEEE President on 1 January 2026. See the full results here: https://lnkd.in/eZ4H-R8u
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Robots are making their way to an increasingly diverse array of use cases from sorting recyclable materials to automating agricultural processes—all with little human supervision. Experts predict that robots will be even more prolific in the coming years as AI and more advanced sensors help them become more user-friendly and even more human-like. While the dream of a general household robot to tackle household chores may still be a long way away, today’s advancements are paving the way for a more automated tomorrow. Read more on #IEEE Transmitter: https://bit.ly/3XYrOru
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World Space Week starts today! This annual celebration highlights the incredible advancements in space exploration and its wide-ranging impact on humanity. Whether you're a professional astronomer or casual stargazer, this week is an opportunity to reflect on humanity’s innovative spirit and shared curiosity that keeps us reaching for the stars.
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This week we’re recognizing #IEEE Member Cybele Ghanem, affiliated with IEEE Computer Society and IEEE Young Professionals for her contributions to computer engineering and telecommunications, as well as her far-reaching impact within IEEE. Ghanem joined IEEE in 2016 and quickly found a professional home where she could flourish as an active leader and volunteer, and was recently named an IEEE Computer Society 20 in their 20s honoree. Ghanem holds a master’s degree in telecommunications, networking and cybersecurity and is currently a systems engineer focusing on support and implementation. In her work, she is passionate about applying creative thinking to develop novel solutions that harness the power of technology to change the world for the better.
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Join #IEEE members at FutureCom 2024 in São Paulo, Brazil from 8-10 October as they share insights about the latest advancements in connectivity technologies and their relationship with humanity. During the event, IEEE Impact Creators will discuss technology trends for 2025 and the impact of digital twin technology, ethical AI, robotics and more. Learn more about this year’s event: https://bit.ly/47LAlCM
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Over the past few weeks, #IEEE Impact Creators have been sharing insights about the future of cybersecurity as AI and quantum computing transform the technology landscape. Awareness of these considerations today will help build a better, more secure tomorrow. Read expert insights and predictions on IEEE Transmitter: https://bit.ly/3N8xgmA
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