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Sea turtles
These turtles have a speed of 2 meters per second, which is very flexible in movement and can function as a 3-D environment thanks to modern actuators.
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New robots support space exploration
NASA is working with the Human Intelligence and Research Institute (IHMC) in Florida to develop an outer robot skeleton for cosmonautics.
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Fujitsu develops eye tracking technology for users
On October 2, Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. announced today the development of its Eye Tracking technology, which seeks to harness the power of compact, affordable cameras a…
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Intelligent carpets help people fall off
The magic carpet is not only to fly, but also to recognize when someone falls. A team at the University of Manchester (UK) has created a fiber-optic mat, capable of sens…
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Gloves help to pass the ball as Andy Murray
Ghost gloves can help train the muscles like the serve of the Olympic champion Andy Murray.
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US - South Korea: Deep-scatter robot development
Under the auspices of the US government, US and Korean scientists have created moving robots as worms on surfaces by bending themselves. K
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Write by eye
It is the dream of every writer or writer living: just look at the page and the letter appears automatically. Jean Lorenceau, a neuroscientist at the University of Pierr…
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Build a robot that can swim frogs
A team of scientists from Tokyo Technological University (Japan) has successfully created a robot, named Swumanoid, able to swim back and swim school. In the future, the…
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Watching human robots 'game boarding' when playing jail
The Ishikawa Oku Laboratory, Tokyo University (Japan) has developed a very good robot robot, winning all the human opponents. This is achieved thanks to the high-speed v…
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Robot avatar
Nobody can stand loneliness, and experts from Yamagata University (Japan) are investing in developing a robot that can follow you anywhere. MH-2 (with 'miniature humanoi…
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The robot understands the thoughts of the paralyzed
Good news for paralyzed people when scientists have just tested a robot that can understand the minds of patients and perform the simple operations that patients require…
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Waving to control the plane
One day unmanned aerial vehicles would be as simple as the arm waving, scientists say. Yale Song and colleagues at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the Unite…
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Eye eye detection liar
US researchers have developed a new computer software capable of identifying liar more accurately than police investigators.
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Hand out the music
Legend has it that some people can talk by hand. Now a professor of electronics and computer science at the University of British Columbia has decided to turn this legen…
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Robot has a tail like a lizard
Scientists at the University of California (U.S.) have created robots that can jump and balance in the air like lizards.