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US Researchers Create Spring-Powered Computer That Uses No Electricity

A Computer With No Chips, No Wires, No Power In a remarkable breakthrough, researchers have built a fully mechanical computer made entirely from springs, steel bars, and moving parts — without using any electricity at…

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AI Drones Take on Landmines: Faster, Safer, Smarter Clearing Begins

A New Era in Humanitarian Demining Clearing landmines has long been one of the most dangerous and time-consuming tasks in post-conflict regions. However, the Ministry of Defence is now exploring a breakthrough solution: AI-powered drones…

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China’s new gravity sensor could detect hidden US 18,000-ton nuclear submarines

A Radical Shift in Detection Technology China is developing a breakthrough sensor that could change how navies detect submarines beneath the ocean’s surface. Instead of relying on sound waves like traditional sonar, this system focuses…

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New Chip-Scale Optical Wireless System Reaches 360 Gbps with Reduced Energy Use

Rethinking Wireless with Light As demand for faster internet keeps rising, traditional wireless technologies like Wi-Fi are starting to show their limits. Crowded radio frequencies, signal interference, and growing energy consumption are becoming serious challenges.…

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Stitching Wood Like Fabric Makes It Tougher Than Ever, TU Graz Finds

A simple idea with powerful results Researchers at Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) have discovered that stitching thin layers of wood—called veneers—like fabric can dramatically improve their strength and durability. Instead of relying only…

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US Scientists Build Battery That Stores Energy as Heat at 4,350°F in Carbon Blocks

Researchers in the United States have developed a new kind of battery that doesn’t rely on chemicals in the traditional sense. Instead, it stores energy as heat—reaching temperatures as high as 4,350°F (2,400°C)—inside specially designed…

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Hard as Steel, Printed Like Plastic: Scientists 3D Print One of Earth’s Toughest Metals

A Long-Standing Manufacturing Challenge Researchers at Hiroshima University have developed a breakthrough technique that allows engineers to 3D print tungsten carbide–cobalt (WC–Co), one of the hardest engineering materials on Earth. Industries widely use this ultra-hard…

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The Ultimate Yard Helper: Yarbo Robot Mows, Trims, and Plows on Its Own

Maintaining a yard throughout the year can be time-consuming, especially when different seasons demand different tools. From mowing grass in summer to clearing leaves in autumn and removing snow in winter, homeowners often rely on…

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How to Keep Your Livestock Comfortable During the Summer

There is no denying that summer can be a challenging time for farmers and animal keepers. Of course, warm weather helps grass grow; however, high temperatures can make livestock uncomfortable. For instance, chickens, sheep, goats,…

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Robots That Swim Like Fish: Smart Fin Lets Underwater Drones Glide Through Turbulence

Researchers at the University of Southampton have created a fish-inspired robotic fin that could help underwater robots move smoothly through turbulent water. By copying the way fish sense and respond to changing currents, the new…

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Design

US Researchers Create Spring-Powered Computer That Uses No Electricity

AI Drones Take on Landmines: Faster, Safer, Smarter Clearing Begins

China’s new gravity sensor could detect hidden US 18,000-ton nuclear submarines

New Chip-Scale Optical Wireless System Reaches 360 Gbps with Reduced Energy Use

Stitching Wood Like Fabric Makes It Tougher Than Ever, TU Graz Finds

US Scientists Build Battery That Stores Energy as Heat at 4,350°F in Carbon Blocks

Hard as Steel, Printed Like Plastic: Scientists 3D Print One of Earth’s Toughest Metals

The Ultimate Yard Helper: Yarbo Robot Mows, Trims, and Plows on Its Own

How to Keep Your Livestock Comfortable During the Summer

Robots That Swim Like Fish: Smart Fin Lets Underwater Drones Glide Through Turbulence

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