Researchers at the US Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory have unveiled a breakthrough testing method capable of measuring the performance of nuclear materials at temperatures up to 1,000 Kelvin (approximately…
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Humanoids, robodogs, and drones deployed at China’s Hefei metro
During one of the busiest travel periods of the year, Hefei’s metro network operated with robotic assistance. Humanoid assistants offering directions, four-legged robotic dogs patrolling platforms, and drones scanning tunnels overhead….
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Japan turns to manganese oxide for better lithium-ion batteries
Scientists at the Advanced Institute for Materials Research (WPI-AIMR) at Tohoku University in Japan have turned to manganese-rich oxides to build long-lasting cathodes with nearly perfect cycling performance in a major boost for lithium-ion…
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Cloud Storage in a Zero-Trust World: The Need for End-to-End Encryption and Secure File Sharing
In a Zero-Trust world, we need end-to-end encryption (E2EE) and secure file sharing because the old idea of a “secure perimeter” has disappeared. Zero Trust is based on “never trust, always verify”, so the data itself must stay protected…
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Why 2026 could be the pivotal year for Humanoid Robots
The year 2026 is shaping up to be a major turning point in the development of humanoid robots. After decades of theoretical research and technical experiments often confined to laboratories or spectacular demonstrations, several factors…
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Designing for Precision: CAD Tips for Micro-Scale 3D Printing
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Micro-scale 3D printing demands a fundamentally different approach to CAD design compared to traditional macro-scale work. With feature sizes smaller than a strand of hair and tolerances measured in single-digit microns, the…
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New 72-foot robot arm to clear nuclear debris at Fukushima plant
On Wednesday, Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings unveiled a massive new robotic arm designed to retrieve highly radioactive fuel debris from the tsunami-damaged Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant.
The reveal marks a fresh step in…
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Code Review for Business-Critical Software: How Hidden Risks Accumulate in Mature Codebases
Business-critical software rarely fails overnight. More often, it keeps running while quietly becoming harder to understand, modify, and trust. Teams notice symptoms first: slower delivery, fragile releases, recurring bugs in familiar areas. The…
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9 signs your HVAC system needs attention before a costly breakdown
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Japan unveils humanoid robot monk trained in Buddhist scriptures
Scientists at Kyoto University in Japan have unveiled Buddharoid, a humanoid robot trained on Buddhist scriptures. The robot attended a temple event, performing hand gestures and answering questions like a spiritual priest.
Buddharoid is…
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