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Inside the US Army's new modernization mega-command
Working with other top service officials, Milley shifted billions of dollars into modernization programs including the top priority - long-range, precision fires - and based the new command in Austin, ...
Like something out of an early Transformers movie, researchers at Caltech have just demonstrated how a humanoid and a drone ...
Interesting Engineering on MSN
Venom-like soft robot uses smart gel to morph, stretch, and mimic biological motion
Inspired by Marvel’s Venom, a new soft robot made of electro-morphing gel bends, stretches, and shapeshifts with ease.
Tech Xplore on MSN
Shapeshifting soft robot uses electric fields to swing like a gymnast
Researchers have invented a new super agile robot that can cleverly change shape thanks to amorphous characteristics akin to ...
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Video: China's humanoid robot shows off flexibility with full-body stretch routine
China's humanoid robot has stunned online viewers with a full-body stretch routine, showing advanced balance and motion ...
When fully developed, R1, which for now uses wheels instead of legs to get around, will be deployed as a "smart companion for ...
GXO Logistics will start using humanoid robots at warehouses "to help with a variety of repetitive tasks." The company will use Agility Robotics' bipedal (two-legged) "mobile manipulation robot" named ...
Scientists designed microrobots that use sound to swarm, adapt, and heal themselves — working together like a living organism ...
Ever wanted a robot lawnmower you can ride? If the answer’s yes, then Honda has something for you. The Japanese company will ...
I may write about movies and TV shows for a living, but there’s only so much time in the day to watch things, and inevitably ...
For Hock Tan, Broadcom’s CEO, the OpenAI deal is just the latest milestone in a bull year that has seen his company’s stock rise more than 30% even before the jump caused by the OpenAI announcement.
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Soft to steel: Tiny robot muscle lifts 4,000 times its weight, defying limits
The stiffened artificial muscle can support up to 5 kilograms (11 pounds) — roughly “4,000 times its own weight.” The muscle ...
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