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ROBOTICS INSPIRED BY NATURE
A 15-year-old from Ontario built a bionic underwater “robot turtle” that detects what is quietly killing our seas and just won $50,000 for itA young innovator has created BURT, a robotic turtle that moves quietly underwater. This AI-powered machine mimics natural swimming to obse...- Movie dialogue of the day by What a Girl Wants actor Oliver James: 'Why are you trying so hard to fit in when you were born to stand out?’A memorable movie line from 'What a Girl Wants' champions standing out. It urges people to embrace their unique selves instead of trying to...
- A 15-year-old Canadian teen built a robot turtle, which could help scientists spot reef damage earlier and transform ecological threats underwaterA young Canadian inventor has created a robotic turtle. This innovative device can detect ecological hazards affecting coral reefs. The rob...
- In 2003, archaeologists investigating storm damage near a Mexican pyramid found a hidden tunnel that reframed Teotihuacan’s sacred worldHeavy rains in 2003 unexpectedly revealed a hidden tunnel at Teotihuacan. This ancient site near Mexico City yielded thousands of ritual ar...
- Why Robots Are Studying PrimatesRobots are evolving to become more socially intelligent. Scientists are studying primate behavior to enhance robot interaction. This involv...
- No Leaders, No Plan! So Why Do Animal Swarms Look Smarter Than Us?Animals in forests, oceans, and underground exhibit surprising coordination without a leader, challenging traditional definitions of intell...
- A Strange Pattern Is Appearing in AI Models, and It Looks Surprisingly HumanScientists are exploring neuroscience, particularly mirror neurons, to inspire advanced AI. These brain cells, which fire when observing an...
- Who is Neha Singh, Galgotias University Professor seen introducing Chinese RoboDog as 'Orion' at the Delhi AI Summit?Neha Singh Galgotias: Neha Singh, a faculty member at the Galgotias University, is at the centre of a controversy after a video went viral ...
- Zombie birds! Scientists turn deceased birds into high-tech dronesResearchers at New Mexico Tech are developing drones and robots using preserved bodies of dead birds. These "animatronic" birds aim to impr...
- Novel artificial intelligence system may help robots complete household choresThe team from University of Toronto in Canada and MIT in the US trained the system called VirtualHome using nearly 3,000 programmes of vari...
- Novel material may lead to self-healing robotsCircuits produced with conductive traces of this material remain fully and continuously operational when severed, punctured, or had materia...
- Underwater robotics startup Planys Technologies raises Series-A fundingThis funding round will help Planys expand its robotic fleet, fund product development and scale up its operations.
- Soft robot that grows like vines may aid rescue operationsTo investigate what their robot can do, the group created prototypes that move through various obstacles, travel toward a designated goal, ...
- Researchers find how six-legged robots can run fasterLondon, Feb 19 (IANS) Effecting a breakthrough in making insect-inspired robots run faster, Swiss researchers, led by an Indian-origin scie...
- Scientists develop humanlike biological robotsNew York, Feb 19 (IANS) A team of scientists has developed small, soft biological robots -- bio-bots -- that can walk and swim on their own...
- Microrobots to help build better dronesInspired by nature, scientists have developed a new type of flying microrobots called ‘RoboBees’ which can perch during flight like bats.
- 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...
- New ultralight robot can walk like an insectWhat makes the robot unique is that it is also equipped with a great number of sensors and it functions according to a biologically inspire...
- Eight of the best sci-fi robots everThis list compiles the top eight heroic, deadly, comedic, and philosophical robots that we have always admired.
- Hi-tech sperm may deliver babies and buildingsAmong other uses, these robotic versions could change how in-vitro fertilization works.
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