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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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A Robot That Knows Its Strength: Smart Hand Lifts Chips Without Breaking Them

Engineers at the University of Texas at Austin have developed a robotic hand capable of handling some of the most fragile objects imaginable—including potato chips and raspberries—without breaking them. The system achieved a 91.9% success…

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Robovac With UV Vision Hunts Down Invisible Stains Around Your Home

Keeping floors clean can be more difficult than it seems. While traditional robot vacuums easily pick up dust and crumbs, many spills and stains remain unnoticed—especially those that are invisible to the naked eye. However,…

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Bio-Derived Resins Show Superior Performance Over Petroleum-Based Plastics

For decades, industries such as construction, transportation, and renewable energy have relied on synthetic resins made from fossil fuels. These materials—commonly used in plastics, coatings, and composite structures—are valued for their strength and durability. However,…

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Printed to Survive: Cave-Shaped House Stands Strong Against Seismic Shocks

A two-story home that bends instead of breaks could reshape construction in earthquake-prone regions. Developed using advanced 3D-printing technology from COBOD in collaboration with Japanese firm Onocom, the structure blends cutting-edge automation with an ancient…

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No Wires, No Plugs: Finland Transmits Power Through the Air

Recently, researchers in Finland have demonstrated a striking advance in wireless energy transmission by successfully sending electricity through the air using carefully controlled frequencies. Instead of relying solely on traditional metal wires, the team actively…

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Invisible but Powerful: The Microscopic QR Code That Could Secure Tomorrow’s Data

Researchers at TU Wien have pushed nanotechnology to a new extreme by creating a record-breaking microscopic QR code so small that even advanced laboratory tools struggle to detect it. With this breakthrough, engineers are actively…

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Walk on the Moon Without a Rocket: World’s Largest Sphere Set to Redefine Space Tourism

Imagine a colossal lunar replica rising from the ground — not on the Moon, but right here on Earth. That’s the bold vision of Moon World Resorts, which plans to merge architecture, luxury travel, and…

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UK Army Fields Acoustic Tracker to Pinpoint Artillery and Mortar Fire Faster

The British Army is turning to sound as a weapon of its own. In a move aimed at strengthening battlefield awareness, the British Army has adopted a new acoustic detection system capable of pinpointing enemy…

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Computer Chips Designed Like Biological Brains Can Solve Massive Math Problems Using a Fraction of a Supercomputer’s Energy

Rethinking How Computers Work For decades, supercomputers have relied on a traditional architecture where memory and processing units are physically separate. While this design enables powerful calculations, it also forces data to move constantly between…

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Design

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

A Robot That Knows Its Strength: Smart Hand Lifts Chips Without Breaking Them

Robovac With UV Vision Hunts Down Invisible Stains Around Your Home

Bio-Derived Resins Show Superior Performance Over Petroleum-Based Plastics

Printed to Survive: Cave-Shaped House Stands Strong Against Seismic Shocks

No Wires, No Plugs: Finland Transmits Power Through the Air

Invisible but Powerful: The Microscopic QR Code That Could Secure Tomorrow’s Data

Walk on the Moon Without a Rocket: World’s Largest Sphere Set to Redefine Space Tourism

UK Army Fields Acoustic Tracker to Pinpoint Artillery and Mortar Fire Faster

Computer Chips Designed Like Biological Brains Can Solve Massive Math Problems Using a Fraction of a Supercomputer’s Energy

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