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Magic, cooking and droids inspire this roboticist
Dennis Hong and his team design human-like robots that can help solve problems and also entertain.
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Dennis Hong and his team design human-like robots that can help solve problems and also entertain.
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Researchers are using artificial intelligence for pet-translation apps. One day, it might put into words what our furry friends are vocalizing.
Making such organoids with 3-D printing and other tech can help researchers learn more about many troubling and potentially deadly disorders.
The spikes were meant to keep birds away. But five nests found in Europe may use the bird deterrents for structure and to scare off predators.
Computer scientist Eakta Jain is looking at human-horse interactions for ideas about how to design robots that work well with people.
Researchers at the 2023 Regeneron ISEF unveiled computer programs to diagnose skin conditions, warn of dangerous driving and translate sign language.
New research into the behavior of moving groups of people adds to decades of study on the wisdom of crowds.
Blinking is usually thought to be somewhat random. But a new study tracking blinks in Formula One drivers shows it can be predictable — and strategic.
Using saltwater would allow coastal cities to save their freshwater for drinking and to reduce their carbon footprints. Some could save money, too.
Astronaut Kjell Lindgren has flown into space twice and performed more than 100 scientific experiments. He is now part of the crew planning a return to the moon.