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Bryan and Nicolette chat with Michael Knight, President of TTI Semiconductor, about some of the disruption taking place in the tech and electronics realm and what manufacturers and distributors can do to stay on top of it. We’ll talk 5G…

The most important unsolved problem in classical physics, according to Richard Feynman, is turbulence, the complex phenomenon responsible for surf, fast flowing rivers, and many other fluid flows. Now University of Queensland (UQ)…

Perhaps you've been hearing a lot about origami robots, flexible bots that can be used in a ton of applications like drug delivery within the human body and search-and-rescue missions. Because these robots need to be flexible, they tend to…

Biomimicry is an established practice in robotics, with researchers developing everything from robots that hop like grasshoppers to those that run like cheetahs. The next leap? Figuring out how to create robots that perch as effortlessly as…

It’s a bit disconcerting when Facebook’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithms feed you the perfect ad just as you start to think about a product. Now an AI program developed by Carnegie Mellon University in collaboration with Facebook AI…

Iceberg lettuce is difficult to harvest mechanically. The most cultivated lettuce in the UK, it’s easily damaged and grows relatively flat to the ground, making it a challenge for robotic harvesters. Sturdier crops like potatoes and wheat…

Researchers from the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) have developed a new and improved snake-inspired soft robot that is faster and more precise than its predecessor. The robot is made using…

In the quest to determine how what happens in one part of the brain affects what happens in the rest of the brain, researchers at the University of Minnesota have developed a transparent brain implant for mice using 3D-printing. By…