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Tiny liquid-metal pump gives soft robots a lighter and more flexible future

A Tiny Pump With Big Potential Engineers have created an ultra-small liquid-metal pump that could make soft robots lighter, more portable, and far more agile than current designs. The breakthrough device, roughly the size of…

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New Liquid Battery Stores Sunlight for Years and Releases It on Demand

A New Way to Store Sunshine Solar power is one of the cleanest energy sources on Earth, but it comes with a major limitation: sunlight disappears at night. To overcome this challenge, researchers at University…

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Harvard Researchers Develop Tougher and More Sustainable Natural Rubber for Tires

Harvard Researchers Develop Tougher and More Sustainable Natural Rubber for Tires Researchers at Harvard University have developed a new method for processing natural rubber that could lead to tougher, longer lasting and more sustainable tires.…

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Scientists Develop Penguin-Like Film That Adapts to Heat, Cold, and Wireless Signals

Nature Inspires a Smart New Material Scientists have created an innovative multifunctional film inspired by the unique thermal abilities of penguins. The new material can switch between heating and cooling modes while also controlling microwave…

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Gold Does Not Tarnish Like Other Metals And Scientists Finally Know Why

Why Gold Rarely Tarnishes Gold has long been admired for its brilliant shine and extraordinary resistance to corrosion. Unlike iron, which rusts, or silver, which darkens over time, gold can remain almost unchanged for thousands…

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Cornell Researchers Develop Soft Robot Gripper That Picks Ripe Fruit Without Bruising

Researchers at Cornell University have developed a soft robotic gripper capable of detecting fruit ripeness by touch and harvesting delicate produce without causing bruising or damage. The technology uses stretchable fiber-optic sensors to allow the…

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Invisible Eyes on the Battlefield: New Tech Detects Drones While Staying Hidden

A New Era of Invisible Detection Modern battlefields are becoming increasingly crowded with drones, radar systems, and electronic surveillance tools. To stay ahead in this rapidly evolving environment, Italian defense company Leonardo has introduced a…

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Living Lights: 3D-Printed Algae Could Become a Carbon-Negative Lighting Revolution

Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder have developed glowing 3D-printed algae structures that may one day replace traditional electric lighting with a more sustainable alternative. The team created living materials using bioluminescent algae, opening…

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US Company Launches ‘World’s First’ Color LiDAR Sensors for Human-Like Machine Vision

US-based tech company Ouster has unveiled what it calls the world’s first native color LiDAR sensors, a breakthrough that could allow machines to “see” more like humans. The company designed the new Rev8 OS digital…

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China’s Rice-Sized Sensor Gives Surgical Robots the Power of Touch

China has unveiled a rice-sized tactile sensor that could give surgical robots a human-like sense of touch during delicate medical procedures. Researchers at Beihang University and collaborating institutes developed the ultra-small device to help robotic…

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Engineering

Tiny liquid-metal pump gives soft robots a lighter and more flexible future

New Liquid Battery Stores Sunlight for Years and Releases It on Demand

Harvard Researchers Develop Tougher and More Sustainable Natural Rubber for Tires

Scientists Develop Penguin-Like Film That Adapts to Heat, Cold, and Wireless Signals

Gold Does Not Tarnish Like Other Metals And Scientists Finally Know Why

Cornell Researchers Develop Soft Robot Gripper That Picks Ripe Fruit Without Bruising

Invisible Eyes on the Battlefield: New Tech Detects Drones While Staying Hidden

Living Lights: 3D-Printed Algae Could Become a Carbon-Negative Lighting Revolution

US Company Launches ‘World’s First’ Color LiDAR Sensors for Human-Like Machine Vision

China’s Rice-Sized Sensor Gives Surgical Robots the Power of Touch

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