Collaboration Awarded Richard King Mellon Foundation Grant To Enhance Understanding of How AI Works
03/03/2026 Aaron Aupperlee
The CREATE Lab at Carnegie Mellon University, the STEM Coding…
Category: Engineering
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Robot Talk Episode 147 – Miniature living robots, with Maria Guix
Claire chatted to Maria Guix from the University of Barcelona about combining electronics and biology to create biohybrid robots with…
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Cyngn Awarded 24th Patent, Strengthening Universal Autonomy Capabilities
Cyngn earns its 24th U.S. patent for real-time adaptive vehicle modeling technology, strengthening its IP portfolio for vehicle-agnostic autonomous driving.
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Molten salt reactor metals can last 3x longer using high purity salt
Researchers have found that untreated salts can create major challenges for molten salt reactors. A team from the University of Liverpool and Copenhagen Atomics found that using untreated salts can lead to severe corrosion, with metal loss in…
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Top 10 most expensive technological achievements in human history
Every civilization leaves behind artifacts that serve as souvenirs and legacies of its time on earth. In the age of technology, building gigantic technological masterpieces is what our civilization will be remembered for, given our attempts to…
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Aikido plans AI data centers inside floating wind turbine platforms
US startup Aikido, has unveiled AO60DC, a global first-of-its-kind floating offshore wind turbine that also hosts artificial intelligence (AI) compute alongside integrated battery storage. This paves the way for greener AI usage powered entirely…
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China team grows world’s rarest millimeter-sized ‘hexagonal’ diamond
After decades of debates over the existence and properties of one of the world’s most elusive materials, researchers in China have successfully synthesized a “pure-phase” hexagonal diamond that might be even harder than the common…
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China eyes 1000-year nuclear energy
Researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) have begun the final installation of superconducting particle accelerators at a groundbreaking nuclear site in Guangdong province.
This could be considered a massive development towards…
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Iran war pushing China to rethink its military AI and energy security
The war unfolding around Iran is being closely monitored in Beijing, where policymakers and analysts are studying the conflict for what it reveals about shifting global power dynamics. While China has limited its public response to calls for…
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BMW to test humanoid robots in production in Germany for the first time
The BMW Group is preparing to test humanoid robots in its car production in Europe for the first time, as the company accelerates its push to integrate artificial intelligence directly into factory operations. The pilot project will take place at…
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