A Pipe Cleaner Bending Lego Robot Is Equal Parts Pointless and Brilliant
An exercise in pushing Lego to its functional limits.
An exercise in pushing Lego to its functional limits.
It's quite realistic, but not enough that it doesn't look like a creepy imitation.
When it comes to protecting humans and human property from robots and AI, we should come up with something more sensible.
Never again experience the excruciating pain of peeling a forgotten Lego brick from the sole of your foot.
Researchers have stated that the partnership has the potential to, “permit war to be fought faster and at a scale great than ever before."
I can’t beelieve it!
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency has created a safer way to mix explosive ingredients by building a working robotic version of human intestines.
Using eight reconfigurable legs, the BionicWheelBot can creepily crawl along the ground, but then transform into a wheel and roll at an alarming speed.
It’s not the only fish robot out there, but it could be the first that can swim in three dimensions, untethered, in the open ocean.
Palladium reactor core not included.
This is literally how a dystopian sci-fi movie starts.
The research is one of the first to address kinesthesia in prosthetic technology.
Foundation head Peter Diamandis says the time has come for technology to allow people to help each other across long distances.
This cleverly made footage of a migrating herd of SpotMinis makes for some seriously uncomfortable viewing.
We could be looking at a new world record.
The details on what this is intended to do are worryingly vague.
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