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  • New Helix Video Shows Robot Loading and Unloading Dishwasher Pretty Damn Well

    New Helix Video Shows Robot Loading and Unloading Dishwasher Pretty Damn Well

    We’ve come across video after video of humanoid robots performing backflips, delivering punches — and even a clip of a robot kicking the CEO of its maker squarely in the chest.

    Don’t get us wrong, the aerobatics on display are…

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  • China’s 11,000-ton destroyer warns off foreign jets near Taiwan

    China’s 11,000-ton destroyer warns off foreign jets near Taiwan

    China’s state broadcaster has aired an unusually detailed look at how the PLA Navy uses electronic warfare to challenge foreign military aircraft operating near Taiwan. The footage shows the Yanan, a Type 055 guided-missile destroyer and one…

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  • Forgotten radio data is the key to finding new exoplanets, here’s proof

    Forgotten radio data is the key to finding new exoplanets, here’s proof

    Astronomy produces far more data than scientists can immediately analyze. Much of it is stored, catalogued, and rarely revisited. A new study shows that some of the most valuable discoveries may already be sitting in those archives. 

    By…

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  • Under 6,000-year-old ditch, elusive medieval erdstall tunnel found

    Under 6,000-year-old ditch, elusive medieval erdstall tunnel found

    Archaeologists in Germany unearthed yet another mysterious underground erdstall tunnel, one of the most enigmatic archaeological phenomena of medieval Central Europe.

    Back in late 2025, Landesamt für Denkmalpflege und Archäologie (LDA) of…

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  • Richtech Robotics Collaborates with Microsoft

    Richtech Robotics Collaborates with Microsoft

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  • New sensor achieves record-level alcohol sensitivity at ultra-low power

    New sensor achieves record-level alcohol sensitivity at ultra-low power

    Monitoring ethanol at very low concentrations is crucial due to its widespread use in industries, food production, medical diagnostics, and transportation, as well as its volatility and potential health risks. 

    Traditional metal-oxide gas…

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  • China bats for new cruise missiles to cripple US Navy logistics: Report

    China bats for new cruise missiles to cripple US Navy logistics: Report

    China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) claims that its new YJ-18C missile could be the ticket to defeating the US Navy should things turn hot in the Pacific. Since these missiles are relatively cheap to build, the PLA argues, they could be…

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  • What evolving robot standards mean for implementations of cobots

    What evolving robot standards mean for implementations of cobots

    New standards for force- and power-limited robots are intended to improve safety. Source: IDEC

    Industrial automation continues as a fast-growing market, with manufacturers and end users of all types eager to reap the benefits of reliable and…

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  • 132-million-year-old dinosaur tracks could solve ‘dark period’ puzzle

    132-million-year-old dinosaur tracks could solve ‘dark period’ puzzle

    Two groundbreaking dinosaur track discoveries are changing the outdated image of the Jurassic period in South Africa; it turns out the world’s ferocious prehistoric beasts continued to roam here long after catastrophic volcanic eruptions…

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