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Bee-Inspired Micro-Robot Uses Magnets to Hover, Search, and Rescue

Inspired by Bumblebees Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, have developed the world’s smallest wireless flying robot, drawing inspiration from bumblebees. This insect-sized device measures less than one centimeter in diameter and weighs only…

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Revolution in Solar Tech: See-Through Panels Could Make Every Building a Power Plant

A Game-Changing Solar Innovation Researchers from the University of Southern Denmark have achieved a significant breakthrough in solar technology by developing transparent solar panels. This cutting-edge innovation has the potential to transform skyscrapers into renewable…

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What Are Stainless Steel Ball Valves?

For just a sec, picture a reality where you can’t directly control the way or direction water, gas, or chemicals flow. Industrial systems would be all over the place, plumbing would be impossible, and something…

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New Hydrophilic Coating Could Improve Golf Ball Performance in Any Weather

A groundbreaking innovation in golf ball technology could soon help players maintain precision and control, regardless of wet or dry course conditions. Scientists from the American Chemical Society (ACS) have developed a hydrophilic coating designed…

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The ROI of Machine Control Solutions: Why Advanced Automation Is Revolutionizing Construction and Manufacturing

1. A Rapidly Shifting Landscape: Machine Control Takes Center Stage Recent market data from the International Federation of Robotics indicates that global spending on construction and manufacturing automation is set to exceed USD 75 billion…

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China’s New Deep-Sea Tool Can Secretly Cut Undersea Internet Cables

China Develops a Game-Changing Underwater Tool China has developed a deep-sea cable-cutting device that can sever undersea communication and power cables at depths of up to 4,000 meters. The China Ship Scientific Research Centre (CSSRC)…

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Robots That Grow Themselves? This New Design Spins Its Own Frame

In a breakthrough inspired by nature, researchers from the Institute of Technology at the University of Tartu in Estonia have developed a robot capable of spinning its own structural components on demand. Drawing from how…

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How Do Deco Bin Blocks Maintain Durability in Harsh Environments?

Designed for both functionality and aesthetics, these durable concrete structures offer reliable solutions in demanding environments. They not only enhance the visual appeal of industrial and commercial spaces but also maintain their integrity over time.…

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Underwater Spy: Soft Robot Mimics Flatworm to Track Pollution and Marine Life

A New Approach to Underwater Mobility Researchers at EPFL (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne) have developed a novel underwater robot inspired by the unique locomotion of flatworms. As a result, this innovative robot holds significant…

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Decade-Long Project Complete: London’s ‘Super Sewer’ Ready to Transform the Thames

A Long-Awaited Solution to a Growing Problem After a decade of construction, London’s ambitious “super sewer,” the Thames Tideway Tunnel, is finally complete. This landmark engineering project, designed to drastically reduce sewage overflows into the…

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Design

Bee-Inspired Micro-Robot Uses Magnets to Hover, Search, and Rescue

Revolution in Solar Tech: See-Through Panels Could Make Every Building a Power Plant

What Are Stainless Steel Ball Valves?

New Hydrophilic Coating Could Improve Golf Ball Performance in Any Weather

The ROI of Machine Control Solutions: Why Advanced Automation Is Revolutionizing Construction and Manufacturing

China’s New Deep-Sea Tool Can Secretly Cut Undersea Internet Cables

Robots That Grow Themselves? This New Design Spins Its Own Frame

How Do Deco Bin Blocks Maintain Durability in Harsh Environments?

Underwater Spy: Soft Robot Mimics Flatworm to Track Pollution and Marine Life

Decade-Long Project Complete: London’s ‘Super Sewer’ Ready to Transform the Thames

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