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06/05/2026
Nuclear energy, particularly small modular reactors, is gaining renewed momentum as utilities and engineers look for reliable ways to meet rising electricity demand while reducing emissions.
The conversation is shifting from whether we need more clean power to how quickly we can build the infrastructure needed to support grid modernization as technologies evolve.
Visit IEEE Transmitter to read more: https://bit.ly/4etzcUj
06/05/2026
Robots for all!! 🤖✨
We had such an incredible time at the Robot Parade today at here in Vienna! It was amazing to see the latest innovations take over the exhibition floor.
Which robot caught your eye?!
06/04/2026
“What if we thought about online safety as a design responsibility?
In my latest column in The Institute, I reflect on how a generation is growing up in digital systems that were never built with them in mind, and why protecting children must begin at the engineering level.
Through global collaboration and standards, IEEE is helping shift the focus from reacting to risks to designing systems that account for them from the start.
When we design with intention, we do not just build technology; we help shape a safer digital future.”
Mary Ellen Randall, 2026 IEEE President & CEO
Read more in IEEE Spectrum: https://bit.ly/4o7wTdT
06/03/2026
Autonomous systems require a common way to represent and interpret the world.
A series of IEEE standards empowers these systems to interpret, process and act on complex tasks faster, more reliably and more consistently.
Explore how the IEEE Robotics & Automation Society and IEEE Standards Association communities are shaping the future of technology: https://bit.ly/4uzAALL
05/29/2026
The robotics industry is undergoing a distinct shift. While robots are becoming impressively advanced, displays of their progress have largely been limited to demos or controlled settings — until now. Experts are increasingly looking toward how robots can provide value in the real world and intelligently adapt to unpredictable human environments.
Visit IEEE Transmitter to read the latest trends: https://bit.ly/49ruxAv
05/28/2026
Healthcare technology is rapidly advancing as patients look for quicker access to care and providers manage growing demands. Now, AI-powered tools, digital therapies and connected technologies are becoming part of the healthcare landscape, creating new opportunities to improve care and expand access.
But as innovation accelerates, it’s crucial to have conversations about how we make these technologies safe, trusted and accessible.
Read more from IEEE Standards Association about the vital role that standards will play: https://bit.ly/4uECXgv
“Congratulations, graduates! This milestone is a testament to your hard work, your perseverance and the possibilities ahead.
As you begin this next chapter, know that IEEE stands with you as a global community of innovators, ready to support your journey as you shape the future of technology and make a meaningful impact.”
-Mary Ellen Randall, 2026 IEEE President & CEO