AI-powered muscles, made from lifelike materials, paired with intelligent control systems can perform motions that feels natural, responsive, and safe.

ETH Zurich scientists 3D print muscle tissue in simulated zero gravity, paving the way for growing human tissue in space.

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This build creates a realistic stove with redstone effects and detailed structure for modern kitchens. It is compact, stylish ...

Runge Cars of Minnesota has released its latest creation, an air-cooled 5.3-liter flat-eight engine. Destined to power a lightweight, mid-engined supercar called the Runge R3, it'll also fit in the ...

Simulating physics is central to robotics: before a robot ever moves in the real world, much of its learning, testing, and control happens in a virtual environment. But traditional simulators often ...

Straight away, I don’t want to pretend like 48,000 miles is a ton for a pickup truck; it’s not. This machine still has about 12,000 miles left on the powertrain warranty (it was built too early to ...

The hottest engine in the world is minuscule, reaches seemingly impossible efficiencies and could approximate nature’s tiniest machines. They used an electric field to trap and levitate the bead in a ...