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Science & Nature Insect and robot appendages are autonomously controlled by the air-water interface...Read MoreLaine Fleishman

Science & Nature Imagine stepping away from your desk and reaching out for your office’s light switch with your eyes closed. You might manage...

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Science & Nature The Unitree G1s will duke it out in China for the title of 'Iron Fist King.' The post Robots square off in...

Science & Nature Is the Boston Dynamics Atlas robot a better dancer than you? It’s time to find out. The post Humanoid robots are breakdancing,...

In a charming corner of the Bay of Lübeck, within sight of northern Germany’s windswept beaches, specialized clearance teams have been trawling the seafloor for the kind of catch that fishermen in these parts usually avoid—discarded naval mines, torpedoes, stacks of artillery shells, and heavy aerial bombs, all of which have been rusting away for