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Programming robots with rubber bands
From sorting objects in a warehouse to navigating furniture while vacuuming, robots today use sensors, software control ...
Researchers demonstrate that robots can be designed to react to their environment and perform tasks by programming ...
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AI revolution: Researchers teach everyday objects to sense, think, and move
A stapler that slides towards your hand before you reach for it. A lamp that tilts forward when you start to read.
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Software-Defined Humanist Sebastian Thrun Is Always Learning
Sebastian Thrun is a big, deep—and above all else—human-focused thinker. This might sound strange given his contributions to the world in the fields of computer science, artificial intelligence, ...
Waymo, Google's self-driving taxi service, has been operating in cities across the U.S. for a while, but could Tesla's ...
An apocalyptic vision of a million autonomous drones battling a million autonomous drones in the sky may sound like science ...
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China unveils humanoid robot with lifelike skin and blinking eyes built for daily life
Named Elf V1, the advanced bionic humanoid robot can perceive the world, communicate, learn, and interact intelligently with ...
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Soft robotic vine slithers through arteries and jet engines with lifelike movement
UC San Diego engineers create a soft vine robot that twists through arteries and jet engines with liquid crystal skin.
Apple has unveiled its new M5 chip, and the top-end iPad is one of the first devices to get it. The iPad Pro also gets new wireless chip upgrades for the modem and Wi-Fi.
Apple's spatial computer gets its first upgrade since 2024. The new band can be bought separately for the original Vision Pro, too.
Some developers pay big for AI coding tools. Others stick with free. Here's how to know when to spend - and when to save.
The cuts come as Amazon ramps up investment in artificial intelligence. The company plans to spend over $100 billion this ...
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