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Where do you want your body to go when you die? Research shows more people choose science
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Have you asked yourself where you want your body to go when you die? There is a growing interest in ...
“While the human penis functions primarily to transfer sperm, our result suggests its unusual large size evolved as a sexual ornament to attract females rather than purely as a badge of status to ...
The robot can bend, grasp and carry in ways humans can’t, which could help it navigate spaces too confined for human arms.
This New Skittering Robotic Hand Could Reach Things You Can't ...
Studies of brain injuries and electrical stimulation seemed to bear this out. Damaging the Broca’s area, for instance, ...
Explore the vital role of academic reform in strengthening paramedics and allied health professionals for a resilient ...
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US researchers build fall-safe biped robots to advance real-world reinforcement learning
Researchers in the US developed bipedal robots with a new design, the HybridLeg platform, ...
EPFL engineers unveil a detachable robotic hand that crawls into tight spaces, grips objects both ways, and returns ...
Hyundai's Atlas robot lifts 110 lbs, spins 360 degrees, and learns fleet-wide overnight—robotics hits its iPhone moment.
Samuel Merritt University (SMU), a leader in healthcare education for over a century, today announced the Jan. 27 grand opening of its state-of-the-art downtown Oakland campus, which empowers students ...
Unlike traditional robotic grippers fixed to stationary arms, this dual-mode manipulator functions both as a conventional end effector and as an independent mobile tool. Once undocked, ...
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