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Scientists just mapped 110 quadrillion kilometers of hidden fungal threads underground, weighing about five times all humans combinedVast underground fungal networks, stretching billions of times to the sun, exist in Earth's soil. These hyphae, finer than hair, weigh more...- How China built world’s largest high-speed railway station on a mountain in just 38 monthsChina has completed the world's largest high-speed railway station, Chongqing East Railway Station, in a remarkable 38 months. Built on a r...
- Ahead of Op Sindoor anniversary, defence firms pitch for developing more indigenous tech, systemsA year after Operation Sindoor, India's defense sector is strengthening its 'atmanirbhar' ecosystem, with private firms emphasizing indigen...
- China humanoid robot half-marathon to showcase technical leapsMore than 300 humanoid robots participating in China's second robot half-marathon on Sunday will be facing tougher terrain designed to test...
- NASA Is Sending a Flying Robot to Another World: Here’s Why Wheels Are No Longer EnoughRobotic rovers have long explored planets. Now, flying robots are set to become the next frontier. The Dragonfly mission to Titan will use ...
- China’s robot army’s new addition - missile-firing and flying turtle; signs of preparation for World War III?A Chinese engineer has created a 3D-printed robot. The robot resembles a turtle with six legs. It can move on land, in water, and in the ai...
- IIT Guwahati-incubated start up develops robots for AI-driven surveillance at international bordersThe robots developed by Da Spatio Rhobotique Laboratory Pvt. Ltd (DSRL), a startup incubated at IIT Guwahati, have also received acknowledg...
- Aero India 2025: Come say hello to Army's 'pet' projectRobotic dogs, developed by DGPL and other companies, are showcased at Aero India 2025 in Bengaluru. DGPL's 'Trakr' offers improved payload ...
- Indian Army's robotic dogs perform synchronised parade on Army Day in Pune. Watch videoThe Indian Army showcased robotic mules at the Army Day parade in Pune on January 15, 2025. These mules, known as Multi-Utility Legged Equi...
- Addverb announces entry into Humanoid Robotics, aims to launch next-gen humanoid in 2025Indian robotics company Addverb is entering the humanoid robotics market with a launch planned for 2025.
- ET has the lowdown on five of the most exciting startups at ARTPARKStrider Robotics develops agile legged robots for rough terrains. Hones quadruped robot platform. Emphasizes motor drivers, robotic joint a...
- Robots lead Diwali celebrations in Jaipur housing societyAccording to Mishra, these robots can effectively perform tasks such as trying to extinguish a fire in an emergency or fixing a clog in a s...
- 'Snake-inspired step-climbing robot developed'Engineers have created a robot that can stably climb large steps, an advance that may lead to better search and rescue robots that can succ...
- Army to get self-reliant, autonomous robots soonDRDO is in the process of developing robots for armed forces that can work like soldiers and could be used in scenarios like the Pathankot ...
- Robots could help Indian Army in KashmirThis move might be taken in order to reduce the number of injuries the soldiers suffer when faced with armed militants or even stone-peltin...
- This new robot walks just like humansThe humanoid robot DURUS was designed collaboratively by the research nonprofit SRI International and Georgia Tech's AMBER Lab.
- New technology to let robots walk like humans doScientists have developed new technology that will enable legged robots to walk like humans do, an advance that could allow the machines to...
- MIT's cheetah robot can now leap over obstaclesThe Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers had demonstrated last year that the robotic cheetah was able to run untethered.
- Two-legged robot can take a walk in the grassResearchers last week successfully field-tested for the first time the locomotion abilities of the two-legged robot with technology that th...
- NASA's ape-like robot RoboSimian to help in disastersThe robot, named RobotSimian, designed by Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) is headless but is covered with seven cameras that act as 'eyes.'
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