Scientists create ant-sized robot that could revolutionize rescue missions
Imagine tiny robots, no bigger than ants, crawling through the rubble of a collapsed building, reaching places that are too dangerous or too small...
Tiny robots inspired by insects find their way home
Have you ever wondered how insects can travel far from their homes and still find their way back?
This question is not only fascinating in...
Scientists develop self-powered robots to monitor water environments
Researchers at Binghamton University, State University of New York, have created a self-powered "bug" that can skim across water to collect environmental data.
This innovation...
This beetle-inspired robot achieves improved flight with passive wing mechanisms
Researchers have discovered how rhinoceros beetles use a passive method to deploy and retract their wings, a finding that could enhance the design of...
Robots learn to adapt like animals after injuries
Fish fins and insect wings are amazing pieces of natural engineering that help their owners move efficiently through water or air.
Engineers have long looked...
Scientists develop amazing shape-shifting robot inspired by Origami
Inspired by the art of origami, engineers have developed a new robot that can change into more than 1,000 different shapes using only three...
‘Miracle’ filter turns regular LEDs into advanced spintronic devices
Traditional electronics rely on semiconductors to transmit data using bursts of charged particles (electrons or holes) to convey messages as "1s" and "0s."
Spintronic devices,...
Engineers create smart valve to boost soft robots’ toughness
Engineers at the University of Sheffield have developed a new type of valve that enhances the resilience of soft robots, making them more durable...
This robot could survive through self-amputation
In a groundbreaking development, Yale roboticists have created a robot that can survive by self-amputation, much like lizards and crabs.
This innovative technology allows robots...
Scientists create 3D-printed fabric for medical devices and soft robots
Scientists at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore), have developed a groundbreaking wearable fabric called RoboFabric.
This fabric is flexible but can stiffen on demand,...