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Robot Movement

December 26, 2017

Learning about how the human body moves from anatomically accurate humanoid robots.

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Drone Forensics

December 20, 2017

Using drones to prosecute decades-old war crimes in Guatemala.

Read moreDrone Forensics

Nano-Distilling Seawater

December 5, 2017

Turning saltwater to drinking water with sunlight.

Read moreNano-Distilling Seawater

Greener Diapers

November 29, 2017

A cornstarch based absorbent could lead to greener diapers.

Read moreGreener Diapers

3D Printed Rocket Engines

November 28, 2017

Engineers are using 3D printers to build rocket engines.

Read more3D Printed Rocket Engines

Car Noise App

November 10, 2017

Mobile phones may soon be able to listen for car trouble.

Read moreCar Noise App

Magnetic Memory Fabric

November 8, 2017

Magnetic fabric could let your clothes store data.

Read moreMagnetic Memory Fabric

Hybrid Flying Robots

October 26, 2017

Tiny hybrid robots could conduct rescue missions in the air and sea.

Read moreHybrid Flying Robots

Science Through Filmmaking

October 19, 2017

A film project reveals the secret behind sperm locomotion.

Read moreScience Through Filmmaking

Mimicking Octopus Skin

October 18, 2017

The octopus inspires shape-changing materials.

Read moreMimicking Octopus Skin

DNA Cargo Robots

September 15, 2017

DNA robots move and sort nanoscale-sized payloads.

Read moreDNA Cargo Robots

Ant Jaws

August 31, 2017

To catch fast prey, a type of ant has high-speed, spring-loaded jaws.

Read moreAnt Jaws

Yarn Electricity

August 29, 2017

A stretchy fiber could spin motion into electricity.

Read moreYarn Electricity

Space Plastic

August 23, 2017

Astronauts’ replacement tools could come from an unconventional source.

Read moreSpace Plastic

Self-Healing Robots

August 17, 2017

Engineers have designed soft robots that can heal themselves from damage.

Read moreSelf-Healing Robots

Car Charging On-The-Go

June 23, 2017

Wireless charging of moving objects could let electric cars cut the cord.

Read moreCar Charging On-The-Go

Exploration Telepresence

June 22, 2017

Tomorrow’s space pioneers will be very different from the explorers of yesterday.

Read moreExploration Telepresence

Audio Sheets

May 30, 2017

Thin, flexible transducers could lead to newspapers that can hear and talk.

Read moreAudio Sheets

Ocean Science in the 21st Century

April 29, 2017

ENCORE PRESENTATION: OCEAN SCIENCE IN THE 21st CENTURY - Old warships become new habitats. An ocean quadcopter gives researchers a sky-high view of the stormy North Atlantic. And, autonomous underwater vehicles that search for sunken treasure. Also, behind the untimely death of the octopus.

Read moreOcean Science in the 21st Century

3D Printed Buildings

April 28, 2017

Giant robotic 3D printers can rapidly construct whole buildings, and could build moon bases, remote research stations, and more.

Read more3D Printed Buildings

Mobile Plastic Fuel

April 3, 2017

Mobile power reactors could turn plastic garbage into gasoline and diesel fuel.

Read moreMobile Plastic Fuel

Cryo-Recycling

March 30, 2017

Icy temperatures may be the key to recycling unwanted technology.

Read moreCryo-Recycling

African Renewable Energy

March 28, 2017

Partnerships can help African nations develop sustainable energy grids.

Read moreAfrican Renewable Energy

Crowdsourcing Artificial Intelligence

March 27, 2017

The U.S. Navy asks computer gamers to help brainstorm the challenge posed by super-intelligent machines.

Read moreCrowdsourcing Artificial Intelligence
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