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A humanoid robot named Gabi just made history in South Korea! Standing 130cm tall in robes, it became the first non-human to join a Buddhist initiation ceremony at Seoul’s Jogyesa Temple.
Blue Energy and GE Vernova plan a 2.5 GW hybrid nuclear-gas power plant. It promises faster electricity delivery than traditional nuclear, meeting surging AI and manufacturing demand.
Forget C-3PO. Hyper-realistic humanoid robots are here. You can now build a computer model that imitates Luke Skywalker's droid, complete with a voice generator and text input for conversation.
Born in 1990s Ericsson labs in Lund, Sweden, Bluetooth launched in 1999, becoming a wireless standard. Named after King Harald Bluetooth, it unites devices just as he united Denmark and Norway.
Poseidon's seen it all, from wooden boats to cruise ships. Now, imagine his shock as electric boats recharge mid-ocean, thanks to a new offshore charging system.
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Orbiting Earth, a few centimeters separate mission success from disaster. Spacecraft docking once took months of data crunching; now it takes seconds. Flexcompute, Northrop Grumman, and NVIDIA made it happen.
Titanium driver faces dominated golf for 30+ years. Callaway's new Quantum drivers fuse titanium with carbon fiber using a "military-grade" polymer, creating the Tri-Force Face for enhanced performance.
Waste sorting just got a high-tech upgrade. Humanoid robots are joining the automation revolution, stepping in as waste firms struggle to find staff.
A tiny house for a family? The Soma delivers! This home on wheels boasts three bedrooms and a large open living area, proving spacious design is possible for everyone.
A year ago, AltoVolo's eVTOL sportscar was just renders. Now, the UK company has a working prototype taking to the skies!
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For 28-year-old designer Shreya Thakkar, witnessing her grandparents' aging in Vadodara sparked a mission. This March 2023 story, now from our archives, reveals her journey.
Future-forward luxury arrives May 2, 2026. This 2+2 electric convertible boasts carbon fiber, real-time DiSus-M suspension, and advanced driving features.
Imagine sensors smaller than a penny, costing cents, detecting motion with sound alone. Georgia Tech researchers developed passive metal tags that emit unique ultrasonic sounds on contact—no power needed.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, a Mayors AI Forum member, urges local governments to shape AI's use and impact. Their frameworks are crucial for guiding this powerful technology.
Worried about online firms using your data? Berkman Klein researchers unveil a new tool to verify identity, limit shared information, and control data storage.
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From F1 champions to MotoGP superbikes, Brembo brakes define performance. Now, they're bringing that serious stopping power to mountain bikes with a new ecosystem of gear.
Beep and Moia are expanding on-demand and scheduled circulator services nationwide, Beep's CEO announced.
Companies are seizing control of their data to customize AI. The challenge: balancing ownership with the secure, high-quality data flow needed for reliable insights. This EmTech AI discussion explores AI factories.
Japan Airlines is deploying humanoid robots to its ground support staff on May 1, 2026. They'll handle baggage and operate equipment in a new pilot program with GMO AI & Robotics.
AI promises cheaper, faster opinion polling. But will it actually make results more accurate?
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Lasers, a 1988 Ford Festiva, and a YouTuber's wild vision: Meet the world's thinnest street-legal car. Tyler Fever chopped the tiny Festiva into a shopping-cart-sized contraption, even fitting two seats!
Mastering shipbuilding takes years, right? Not for YouTuber Nick Kroehnke. He's building a 12-foot sailboat from hardware store materials, proving you don't need decades to craft a vessel.
Meet KAI: a faceless humanoid robot with 115 degrees of freedom and 18,000 tactile sensors. This 5'8" marvel from Kinetix AI is set to revolutionize homes and services.
Want an ebike without buying a new one? The Cyplore kit electrifies your road or gravel bike. It's claimed to be the lightest system available, transforming your ride without the bulk.
Tired of password nightmares and constant hack threats? Texas A&M cybersecurity engineers found a solution: "HIPPO." Their IEEE Internet Computing findings reveal a sturdy, sophisticated answer to online security.
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Utah's 50-year-old nuclear reactor will power an AI data center this summer—a first for the TRIGA system. This experiment aims to prove nuclear energy can meet AI's growing power demands.
Cars were built wrong from the start. In 1930, Chrysler's Carl Breer proved it: every car he tested was more aerodynamic running backward than forward.
The Land Rover Freelander, dead since 2015, is back! JLR and Chery are reviving the nameplate in 2026, not as an SUV, but as an entirely new brand.
China just launched the world's largest car carrier, hauling 10,800 vehicles—enough to stretch 31 miles! Built by Guangzhou Shipyard International, this colossal vessel redefines global auto transport.
Air taxi developer and the FAA are showcasing advanced air mobility on a nationwide tour. See the future of flight now!
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Forget cramped tiny living. This extra-wide "Tiny Mansion" offers a spacious interior for two, plus a huge rooftop terrace perfect for parties.
Robots are joining Tokyo's ground crews! Japan Airlines launches a May trial at Haneda Airport, deploying Chinese-made humanoids to move baggage and cargo, tackling Japan's labor shortage.
A new all-iron flow battery electrolyte from the Chinese Academy of Sciences lasts 6,000+ cycles with no degradation and costs 80x less than lithium.
New algorithm ensures fair disaster relief. Koç University researchers developed a logistics model that cuts inequality in unmet demand by 34%, speeding aid distribution.
New method turns sewage sludge into renewable natural gas, cutting treatment costs. This pilot study produced 200% more gas than current practices, offering communities sustainable waste cleanup and energy.
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Don't let its 215 sq ft fool you. This tiny house packs big luxury, including a comfortable interior for two, plus a nearby sauna and hot tub.
BYD just launched pre-sales for its Great Tang EV at the Beijing Auto Show. This D-class SUV is a flagship electrification move, featuring BYD's 2nd-gen Blade battery and 1000V architecture for faster charging.
Robots are finally delivering on the hype! A year after most failed, nearly half autonomously navigated a complex Beijing course. One even shattered a human half-marathon record.
Want to scale transformational tech for our planet? Greentown Labs CEO Georgina Campbell Flatter says a supportive ecosystem is the cornerstone of entrepreneurship.
Bend, roll, mimic skin: stretchable, transparent electronics are nearing reality. University of Turku researchers developed new flexible materials, inspired by tree leaves, to reshape future devices.