Technology and the built world

Every Noise at Once

Every Noise at Once is a website created by Glenn McDonald at Spotify that maps thousands of musical genres on a scatter-plot, each linked to artists and a playlist.

Everyday Robots

Everyday Robots was an Alphabet robotics project at X, launched in 2016, that built learning robots for sorting trash until it merged into Google DeepMind in 2023.

EVGA Corporation

EVGA Corporation is an American computer hardware company in Brea, California, founded in 1999, best known as a longtime NVIDIA graphics card partner until 2022.

EVgo

EVgo is an American electric vehicle fast charging company operating a public network of roughly 3,900 DC fast charging stalls at over 1,200 locations across 47 states.

Eviation Alice

The Eviation Alice is a battery-electric commuter aircraft from Eviation Aircraft in Washington State, carrying nine passengers and two crew, with its first flight in September 2022.

Evidence-based design (EBD) is a design methodology that bases decisions about built environments, especially healthcare facilities, on the best available research evidence about effects on health, safety, and well-being.

Evidential deep learning

Evidential deep learning (EDL) is a neural network training approach for uncertainty quantification, introduced at NeurIPS 2018, where the network outputs evidence parameterizing a Dirichlet distribution over class probabilities.

Oct 26, 2026

Evidently AI

Evidently AI, also called Evidently, is an open-source Apache 2.0 Python framework (pip install evidently) for evaluating, testing, and monitoring ML and LLM systems, founded 2020 by Elena Samuylova and Emeli Dral, YC Summer 2021.

Evides

Evides (Evides Waterbedrijf) is a Dutch drinking water company headquartered in Rotterdam that supplies about 2.5 million people and major industries, the second largest in the Netherlands.

eVinci

eVinci is a heat-pipe-cooled nuclear microreactor developed by Westinghouse Electric Company, delivering up to 5 megawatts from a factory-built, container-shipped unit that runs eight or more years without refueling.

Evinrude Outboard Motors

Evinrude Outboard Motors is an American brand of outboard boat engines founded by inventor Ole Evinrude in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 1909; BRP discontinued production in 2020.

Evo (AI)

Evo is a series of genomic foundation models trained on DNA sequences by the Arc Institute with Stanford University and NVIDIA, first released in 2024.

Evo 2 (AI model)

Evo 2 is a biological foundation model for DNA from the Arc Institute and NVIDIA, trained on more than 128,000 genomes and released in 2025.

Evo Morales grounding incident

The Evo Morales grounding incident was a 2013 diplomatic crisis in which Bolivian president Evo Morales's plane was denied European airspace and forced to land in Vienna.

Evol-Instruct

Evol-Instruct is a 2023 method that uses a large language model to rewrite seed instructions into more complex variants, creating instruction-tuning data without human annotation.

Evolution AB

Evolution AB, also known as Evolution Gaming, is a Swedish B2B supplier of online casino games founded in 2006, best known for live dealer content streamed from studios to operators worldwide.

Evolution Petroleum Corporation

Evolution Petroleum Corporation (NYSE American: EPM) is a Houston-based energy company that holds non-operated working, mineral, and royalty interests in US oil and gas properties.

Evolution strategies

Evolution strategies are a class of evolutionary algorithms for black-box optimization, developed in the 1960s at the Technical University of Berlin, using mutation and selection without gradients.

Evolution strategy

An evolution strategy is a black-box optimization algorithm that improves candidate solutions through mutation, recombination, and selection, developed by Ingo Rechenberg and Hans-Paul Schwefel in the 1970s.

Evolutionary algorithm

An evolutionary algorithm (EA), or artificial evolution, is a stochastic optimization method inspired by biological evolution, spanning genetic algorithms and evolution strategies; NASA flew an antenna it designed.

Evolutionary clustering

Evolutionary clustering is a data mining method for time-stamped data that produces one clustering per time step, balancing fit to current data against stability from the previous step.

Oct 20, 2026

Evolutionary computation

Evolutionary computation is a group of search and optimization techniques that mimics biological evolution, maintaining populations of candidate solutions that improve through selection, mutation, and recombination.

Evolutionary multiobjective optimization

Evolutionary multiobjective optimization (EMO) is a family of population-based algorithms that use evolutionary search to approximate the Pareto optimal set of problems with several conflicting objectives in one run.

Evolutionary programming

Evolutionary programming is a family of stochastic optimization algorithms that evolves candidate solutions through mutation and selection alone, without crossover, conceived by Lawrence J. Fogel in 1960.

Evolutionary reinforcement learning

Evolutionary reinforcement learning (ERL, also written EvoRL) is a family of machine learning methods combining evolutionary algorithms with reinforcement learning to improve exploration and robustness in deep RL.

Evolutionary robotics

Evolutionary robotics is a robotics and artificial intelligence field that automatically designs robots through artificial selection, evolving controllers and body plans rather than hand-engineering them.

EvolutionaryScale

EvolutionaryScale is a biology AI company founded in 2023 by ex-Meta researchers, known for its ESM protein models and acquired by Chan Zuckerberg Biohub in 2025.

Evolv Technology

Evolv Technology is a Massachusetts-based security company whose Evolv Express walk-through system uses AI and electromagnetic sensing to screen people for weapons, sold by subscription since going public in 2021.

Evolvable hardware

Evolvable hardware applies evolutionary and other bio-inspired algorithms to create or optimize physical devices, or to let hardware adapt itself and recover from faults during operation.