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In the latest video, Elon Musk and Tesla show off the humanoid robot Optimus' skills in walking on rough terrain without falling.
Xiamen University's lidar (laser radar) system can operate at a depth of one kilometer and detect oil spills from a distance of 12 meters.
E-Dina is a Colombian start-up specializing in renewable energy that has developed a new wireless light called WaterLight.
Robotics startup MagicLab introduces a fleet of humanoid robots at a factory to train them in a variety of jobs.
In China, technological progress is happening at a breakneck pace, regardless of the field, and recently they have presented a new high-performance jet engine.
Researchers in Australia attached
Laibo 2, a robot dog developed in South Korea, has become the first robot to complete a marathon on a single charge after running 42,195 km.
Researchers at the University of Hong Kong (China) have just created a robot that looks like slime (a children's toy). Adults may find it similar to the scary character…
The Swift network consists of ultra-high-resolution robotic cameras that fly into the air via balloons and continuously monitor weather conditions.
A New Zealand company is trying to recreate the energy of a star on Earth, using a new type of fusion reactor.
Saudi Arabia has launched the Riyadh Metro driverless metro system, which can carry 3.6 million passengers per day when completed.
Osaka-based shower manufacturer Science Co. has developed an advanced 'washing machine' called the
The BHMbot robot is only 2 cm long and has potential applications in many fields such as search and rescue or checking the structure of mechanical equipment.
Your body could become a battery for wearable devices thanks to a breakthrough in harvesting waste energy from 6G wireless communications networks.