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Icefin Robot Reports on The Crucial Role of Crevasses in Antarctic Ice Shelf Stability

Crevasses, as discovered through groundbreaking research led by Cornell, are not just fissures in the ice; they serve a crucial function in the circulation of seawater beneath Antarctic ice shelves.

30 Oct 2023

Moldova's Robotics Team Triumphs at FIRST Global 2023, Clinching Gold and Silver in Singapore

Moldova's Robotics Team has once again made its nation proud by clinching a GOLD medal and a SILVER medal at the FIRST Global 2023 held in Singapore from October 6-10.

12 Oct 2023

Air For Life Sets New Industry Standard with NASA-Inspired Air Purification Technology

Air For Life, the pioneering force in air purification, is on a mission to provide clean and healthy indoor air for all with its products that use cutting-edge technology to reduce health risks and improve lives.

21 Sep 2023

Bota Systems Joins Universal Robotics UR+ Ecosystem to Simplify Integration of Force-Torque Sensors

Bota Systems, a pioneer in multi-axis force-torque sensors, announces its new Universal Robot FT Sensor Kit, a highly sensitive six-axis force-torque sensor that is certified by Universal Robots (UR) for use with their collaborative robots, including their newest UR20 model.

7 Sep 2023

Novel Structures for Use in the Robotics Field

Bistable structures in nature are unique in terms of their rapid response and force amplification even with the slightest physical stimulation.

24 Apr 2023

Temperature-Modulating Robotic System to Integrate into Bee Hives

A temperature-modulating robotic system has been developed by scientists at EPFL (École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne) could be smoothly combined into notoriously sensitive honeybee hives.

24 Mar 2023

Acoustic Detection Dataset of Birds in Montane Forests

One among the ecosystems that are subjected to experience threats from climate change is montane forests, also called biodiversity hotspots.

22 Mar 2023

When Should Data Scientists Try a New Technique?

If a scientist wanted to forecast ocean currents to understand how pollution travels after an oil spill, she could use a common approach that looks at currents traveling between 10 and 200 kilometers.

30 Jan 2023

Characterization of the Seafloor Environment and its Changes

A seafloor monitoring program has been conducted in Australia where they can accurately keep the changes caused in the environment under surveillance.

16 Jan 2023

New Method Allows Flapping-Wing Robot to Land Autonomously on a Perch

Scientists (from École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne) have come up with a technique enabling a flapping-wing robot to land autonomously on a horizontal perch with the help of a claw-like mechanism.

20 Dec 2022