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Why robots still can’t match animal speed and agility

Despite decades of research and millions of dollars in investment, robots still can't match the speed, endurance, or agility of many animals. Dr. Max Donelan...

Scientists revolutionize soft robotics and wearable tech with 3D-printed ink

Researchers at EPFL (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne) have developed a groundbreaking ink that's set to transform the way soft robots and wearable devices...

Scientists develop octopus-inspired suction cup for robots

Researchers at the University of Bristol have developed an innovative robotic suction cup that mimics the gripping power of octopus suckers. This new device can...

Scientists use 3D printers to create soft skin for robots

Researchers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign are transforming the way robots interact with humans by using 3D printers to create soft skin pads...

MIT engineers create flexible skeletons for muscle-powered robots

In a groundbreaking development, engineers at MIT have created a new kind of device that could make robots move using muscles, just like humans...

Unraveling the universe’s secrets with robot-assisted space mapping

In the quest to understand the vastness of the universe, scientists have embarked on an ambitious project using a special tool called the Dark...

How tiny robots are mimicking nature to make big strides

Imagine tiny robots working together like a school of fish or a colony of ants. This isn't science fiction anymore; it's what researchers at...

Scientists create aquatic robot mimicking Chinese rice grasshopper

At Kiel University, a team of smart scientists led by Professor Stanislav N. Gorb is turning the natural world's coolest tricks into awesome robot...

MIT engineers teach household robots common sense

In a world where technology is rapidly advancing, engineers at MIT are taking a significant step towards making household robots smarter and more adaptable. Imagine...

Stanford researchers create power-saving spring actuator to support next-gen robots

In the quest to make robots and machines do more without gobbling up too much power, researchers at Stanford University have come up with...