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Wireless EV charging needs the car parked just right. A University of Osaka team uses …
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Digital audio clips when sound gets too loud. Imperial’s USF-Audio folds the peaks back into …
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Trunk-like robots bend, grab and link up into bigger machines
by Lisa Larsen10 viewsTensegrity robots from Colorado State bend like an elephant’s trunk and grab each other with …
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Cornell’s EchoMotion gives a normal smartwatch sonar: inaudible sound and a small AI track 12 …
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Edinburgh and Michelin built rubber tidal turbine blades that bend in strong currents: same energy …
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2026 osteoarthritis guideline: the tech that helps your joints, new electronic devices
by Lisa Larsen24 viewsThe 2026 osteoarthritis guideline from the ACR rates braces, splints, gloves, heat, TENS and more. …
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Beyond EUV: nanoimprint and the new technologies breaking frontiers for next-gen silicon
by JWCarlin39 viewsNanoimprint lithography stamps chip patterns instead of drawing them with light. How it works, what …
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How close are we to AGI? New ARC-AGI-3 records, what AI still can’t do, expert …
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AI weather forecasts explained: how they differ from physics models, who uses them in 2026, …
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Augmented reality in sports in 2026: fan activations, virtual ads, 3D offside replays, smart glasses, …
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NASA’s SSPICY mission is over: Starfish Space’s Otter, sent to inspect dead satellites, was lost …
