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Agile Soft Robot Uses Electric Fields for Shapeshifting Movement
Researchers have developed an agile, shapeshifting soft robot capable of clever movement, demonstrating amorphous characteristics. The unique soft morphing creation, developed by the University of Bristol and Queen Mary University of London, is more adaptable than existing soft robots.
Feb 9


Filipino Workers Power OnlyFans' Global Content Machine
A quiet revolution is unfolding in the digital realm, largely orchestrated from the Philippines, where a burgeoning workforce is intricately involved in the production and promotion of explicit content for foreign models on platforms such as OnlyFans.
Feb 9


SpaceX Shifts Focus to Moon City, Elon Musk Confirms
SpaceX is prioritising the construction of a "self-growing city" on the moon, a goal Chief Executive Elon Musk stated could be achieved in less than 10 years. Musk stated that 'securing the future of civilisation' remains his top priority, noting the moon offers a faster route to this objective.
Feb 9


AutoFlight Launches the World's Largest Flying Car as China Aims for Low-Altitude Dominance
tech360tv | Chinese aviation start-up AutoFlight, supported by the electric vehicle battery giant Contemporary Amperex Technology, is at the forefront of mainland
Feb 9


Tesla Unveils AI Training Centre in China to Boost Self-Driving Technology
Tech360tv | Tesla has commenced operations at a new artificial intelligence training centre in China, aimed at enhancing its vehicles' self-driving capabilities in the world's largest electric vehicle market. This initiative follows recent regulatory changes in Beijing that have facilitated advancements in autonomous driving technology.
Feb 9


Chinese Scientists Unveil Groundbreaking 20GW Microwave Weapon Capable of Disabling Satellites
At the Northwest Institute of Nuclear Technology in Xian, Shaanxi province, a seemingly ordinary device known as the TPG1000Cs has emerged as a potent
Feb 6


PC Makers Consider Chinese Memory Chips Amid Global Supply Crunch
Several prominent personal computer (PC) manufacturers are exploring the use of Chinese-made memory chips for the first time. This consideration comes amid a global supply shortage that is affecting product launches and increasing costs throughout the technology sector. Credit: DELL Global electronics supply chains are experiencing a significant scarcity of memory chips. These components are vital for a wide range of devices, from smartphones to data centres. HP has initiated
Feb 6


Amazon Embraces AI to Revolutionise Film and TV Production
Amazon is set to harness the power of artificial intelligence to enhance the efficiency of movie and television production, despite concerns within Hollywood regarding job security and the potential transformation of the industry. At the helm of this initiative is Albert Cheng, a seasoned entertainment executive at Amazon MGM Studio, who is spearheading the development of innovative AI tools designed to reduce costs and streamline the creative process.
Feb 6


Chinese AI Companies Defend Their Safety Practices Amid Western Criticism
Chinese companies are addressing the challenges associated with artificial intelligence in a manner that reflects their unique cultural context, asser
Feb 5


Biomimetic AI Robot Moya Debuts, Boasts 92% Human-Like Walk
A humanoid robot named Moya has debuted in Shanghai, drawing attention for its human-like walking accuracy and expressions. DroidUp, the robotics organisation behind it, describes Moya as the world’s first fully biomimetic embodied intelligent robot.
Feb 5


Robots to Engage with Seniors in Singapore Care Centres as Part of Innovative Research Study
From the coming month, charming doll-like robots will be interacting with seniors at various care centres across Singapore. These robots, named Lovot
Feb 4


Drone-Powered Umbrella by Canadian Engineer Goes Viral
A Canadian inventor has created a drone-powered flying umbrella that automatically hovers and follows its user, requiring no hands to operate. The invention has gone viral online. Credit: I Build Stuff Engineer John Tse built the device, which features a quadcopter-style drone system, sensors, and onboard computing beneath a standard canopy. He designed the umbrella as a do-it-yourself engineering experiment for hands-free rain or sun protection. Mr. Tse, an engineer, filmmak
Feb 4
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