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- A must in the war against climate change: Managed retreat
- A solar powered AI system-on-a-chip can be configured for use in just about any type of application
- Swiss Center for Electronics and Microtechnology
- Improved drug delivery for lung inflammation, through genetically engineered nanoparticles, has a promising result in mice
- Could robots sense injury with the help of bruisable artificial skin?
- Researchers have developed a fast, steerable, burrowing soft robot for both here and way out there
- Optical cloaking and invisibility: From fiction toward a technological reality
- A game-changing light weight active joint that you can put in any type of robot
- Infinitely recyclable plastic called PDK is not made from petroleum and is getting ready for industrial-scale manufacturing
- New self-healing concrete that is four times more durable than traditional concrete and could cut CO2 emissions
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AI system on chip runs on solar power
Robotic burrowing with tip extension and granular fluidization
New Research from the Monash Ammonia Project
Wirelessly powered washable textiles
Powering OSC-based e-textiles underwater
Wireless non-contact voltage detection glove
A smart microphone that doesn't listen to you
Batteries, camera, action! Learning a semantic control space for expressive robot cinematography
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