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New tool measures radio frequency waves in fusion plasmas
A new approach to measuring radio frequency waves in fusion plasmas was demonstrated.
Robots cruise Singapore streets in search of bad behavior
Singapore is testing robots to patrol the streets in search of those engaged in bad behavior like smoking in non-smoking areas.
CRISPR tech pinpoints parasites in water
The method can identify the presence of even a single microorganism within a given sample, which is signaled by a fluorescent glow.
Glasgow engineers create worm-like robots
New robots can stretch nine times their length.
Mars rover successfully grabs rock sample
NASA confirms that its Perseverance Mars rover has successfully retrieved its first rock drill sample for return to Earth.
Video: NASA space lasers precisely map hidden Antarctic lakes
Satellite data reveal the presence of two previously unknown active sub glacial lakes.
Bürkert Fluid Control Systems debuts new line of seat valves
Bürkert introduces its new line of seat valves.
Ross Controls introduces its M35 series double valves for external monitoring
The M35 series valve is designed to supply air to a zone or entire machine/system until signaled to shut off and exhaust residual downstream pneumatic energy from the machine.
Monitoring of gas scrubbers by means of sonic velocity
The measuring system reliably displays concentrations of both scrubbing liquid and salt content.
Video: Demo of magnetic capture system seizing space debris
The system successfully captured a simulated piece of space junk in orbit.
Team aims to expand human-robot collaborations in manufacturing
AI is being trained to detect what humans will do next.
Watch this motorless robot arm bend, stretch and twist
This omnidirectional octopus-like robot arm can stretch, bend and twist without a motor.
Liquid-filled flexible fiber strengthens data transmission
A new stretchable optical fiber consists of a continuous liquid glycerol core contained within a transparent fluoropolymer sheath.
Army completes testing of an anti-drone laser
System can shoot down suspicious drones.
AI recognizes footprints, but doesn't outperform experts
AI does not outperform experts, but could help alleviate the burden on them.
Laser beams made visible in vacuum
To perform quantum experiments, individual atoms need to be transported into exactly the right position.
Video: New robot pulls punches like the mantis shrimp
Robot mimics the powerful punch of the mantis shrimp.
OrionStar introduces its robot waiter
Lucki is designed to fill a labor shortage in the service industry.
Startup using submarines to autonomously map the ocean floor
The e-AUVs can be used to conduct surveys up to 985 ft.
Tesla Bot could take on mundane, everyday tasks
Elon Musk announced plans during the company's inaugural AI Day.