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Army and MIT’s way of linking metamaterials makes building a supermileage ... “In a couple of years we may find there is no major Army advantage to robots-made-robots but right now, ...
An MIT team is developing a robot that has the potential to become possibly the most versatile machine ever. Referred to by the team as the "robotic equivalent of a Swiss Army knife,” the ...
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Interesting Engineering on MSNHumanoid robots could soon see through walls with MIT’s new imaging breakthroughDuring tests, the MIT team's robotic radar system achieved 96 percent when reconstructing hidden and obscured objects.
MIT's tiny hopping robot is designed to go places humans can't Combining a spring-based jump with wing control, the robot can adapt to surfaces like ice, glass, and uneven ground. 04/28/2025 ...
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Tech Xplore on MSNReflected Wi-Fi signals could enable robots to find and manipulate hidden objectsA new imaging technique developed by MIT researchers could enable quality-control robots in a warehouse to peer through a ...
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Interesting Engineering on MSNChinese military unveils mosquito-sized drones that can perform battlefield missionsDiscover the innovative mosquito-sized drone from China designed for covert military operations and surveillance missions.
Whether you have or haven't heard of the Roomba, you may be interested in these 10 military robots from iRobot, ... The company was founded in the early 1990s by MIT roboticists Colin Angle, ...
On May 3, 2023, a video went viral that appeared to show a robot doing military drills. In the video, the robot seems to shoot guns at targets, cross a few hurdles, engage in combat, and even put ...
SPROUT, short for Soft Pathfinding Robotic Observation Unit, is a flexible, vine-like robot developed by MIT Lincoln Laboratory in collaboration with the University of Notre Dame.
MIT researchers are one step closer to perfecting self-repairing robot bees Featuring muscle-like actuators, bug-sized robots are coming. And they're just the beginning, say researchers.
Dog-like robots could one day learn to play fetch, thanks to a blend of artificial intelligence (AI) and computer vision helping them zero in on objects. In a new study published Oct.10 in the ...
The idea of having robots aiding humans in spaceships, orbital stations, and bases in remote planets is as old as sci-fi itself, but it’s taken decades for someone to come up with an idea for an ...
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