MIT Develops Magnetically Controlled Soft Microrobots with Precise 3D Printing
MIT researchers introduce a new soft magnetic hydrogel and fabrication method enabling intricate microscopic robots controlled by external magnets
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MIT researchers introduce a new soft magnetic hydrogel and fabrication method enabling intricate microscopic robots controlled by external magnets
MIT philosopher Sam Berstler examines why people use plausible deniability in conversations and how social norms shape indirect speech and covert conflicts
SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026 spotlights AI, robotics, urban resilience, and entertainment with live demos and expert sessions
A humanoid robot developed by Chinese company Honor finished a half-marathon in just over 50 minutes, surpassing the human world record by several minutes
A humanoid robot named Lightning set a new half-marathon record in Beijing by finishing the race in just over 50 minutes, beating the fastest…
Levy Rozman, known for his online chess teachings, has released "Chess for Babies" to help introduce the game to younger players and broaden its…
Dutch scientists have created a leather handbag derived from dinosaur DNA to showcase the potential of lab-grown leather technology
A mysterious boom rattled homes across the Houston area on Saturday, followed by a Texas woman claiming a suspected meteorite crashed through her roof,…
Commonwealth Fusion Systems announced plans to develop a viable nuclear fusion reactor by the early 2030s, marking a significant milestone in efforts to create…