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Let's see if the robot Atlas moves in this place is qualified to take care of the housework?
The Atlas, a humanoid robot of Boston Dynamics, has begun field testing in a forest. In the video you can see Atlas moving quite fast, its ability to balance well when s…
A group of scientists in the United States, published video about robots that can perform karate movements.
Atlas not only looks like a human but also works very quickly and flexibly.
Drink Savvy - a beverage company in Boston, Massachusetts, USA - has invented a discolored material when exposed to aphrodisiac drinks, ABC reported.
International scientists are building a powerful new particle accelerator located in a circular tunnel with a circumference of 80-100km.
According to Time, wherever Maria Pereira came to these days like her office in Paris, a medical conference in Boston or returning to visit a house in Portugal, the sepa…
The new technology is developed by doctors at Boston Children's Hospital, promising to provide a healthy, normal life for many heart-damaged babies.
Scientists have discovered that a protein that can support the diagnosis of chronic brain damage (CTE) often occurs in athletes, veterans ...
Experts from the Boston Children's Hospital (USA) observed patients with erythropoietic protoporphyria (EPP) - a rare blood disorder.
Caroline Walsh, 25, lives in Boston, USA: The girl recovered from a strange and rare disease.
Speaking at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Boston, Dr. Josselyn said it was possible to treat people with post-traumati…
Scientists at Boston University (USA) have published the results of a study showed that they have found a new direction to treat insensitive eating.
According to Brigham and Women's researchers (BWH) in Boston, the United States, eating fish twice or more a week will help reduce the risk of hearing loss in women.