April 1st, 2022 @ Electronic Design: Keeping on Your Toes

And now time for a little fun and fantasy.

Here are our April 1st articles for 2022. We hope you enjoy them. 

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Tele Odor Promo Mw
Can digitally synthesized odors add realism to VR gaming or bring a bit of the real-world office environment to remote workers?
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Mad Scientist Dreamstime Promo
A breakthrough in materials science defies traditional electronics by doing away with them altogether in a range of audio apps.
Hollywood has acknowledged that celebrities are now less important than technology professionals.
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Reaction Dreamstime Promo
Testing speed of human response may be as simple as using a smartphone app and text messages, according to a health institute.
This video playback system enables the deceased to finally catch up on the shows they recorded but were always on their “I’ll watch it later” list.
Could the technology that will enable more powerful, more cost-effective wind turbines be floating above the hills of Northwestern New Jersey? Join our intrepid correspondent,...
The popular game show will use science and engineering constants as the answers, and contestants must provide the associated name.
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Promo Neuron Ed
Stemming from research conducted by two universities, the engineers developed an artificial neuron that eventually responded to conversations in the lab.
Here’s a way to apply modern techniques to archaic ways on April 1st.
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