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Thats really cool @gadget 's that Russia has! awsome peace of equipment, 3 km per second!
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AI-Powered Headphones Create a “Sound Bubble” Around Users
Researchers from the University of Washington have unveiled innovative AI-enabled headphones that filter ambient noise, creating a “sound bubble” to shield users from unwanted sounds. The device employs six microphones and a neural network to amplify nearby sounds while suppressing distant ones within a range of up to 2 meters. This technology allows users to focus on conversations even in noisy environments, such as restaurants or parties. The team is now working on integrating this breakthrough into smaller devices, including hearing aids.
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How Did the Term “Bug” Originate in Programming?
In 1947, operators of one of the earliest computers, the Mark II at Harvard University, encountered an unexpected issue: a moth had become trapped in one of the machine’s relays, causing it to malfunction.
The operators removed the insect and taped it into the technical logbook, noting that a “bug” (referring to the moth) had been found. From that point on, the term “bug” became synonymous with errors or glitches in programs and systems, firmly embedding itself in the language of computer science.
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A Robotic Hand That Detaches and Crawls—But Don’t Be Alarmed, It’s All Part of the Plan!
Engineers from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL) and MIT have unveiled a five-fingered robotic hand that can detach from its main manipulator and crawl independently. Operating autonomously, the hand can grasp objects beyond the reach of the primary robot, then return and reattach itself.
Each finger of the robotic hand has four degrees of freedom and can bend in both directions relative to the plane of the hand. The developers used a genetic algorithm to determine the optimal number of fingers and their placement on the cylindrical palm.
In the basic configuration, the autonomous hand uses only two fingers to grasp and hold one, two, or even three objects, while the remaining fingers are employed for locomotion.
This innovation could be extremely useful for working in confined spaces.
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China set a world record by organizing the largest drone show in history. A total of 7,598 UAVs were launched simultaneously, all controlled from a single laptop.
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I wouldn't be surprised if this gadget would be popular in Asia.
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Thats really cool @gadget 's that Russia has! awsome peace of equipment, 3 km per second!
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Next week might be the last for many of us. Reports indicate that President Biden has authorized the use of long-range missiles against Russia. Given the severity of the situation, a nuclear response seems like the only possible outcome.
Let us all hope for reason to prevail and for humanity to step back from the brink. Wishing everyone strength and luck in these uncertain times.
Stay safe.
Elon Musk: Rockets to Replace Airplanes?
Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX, envisions a future where airplanes are replaced by spacecraft. Imagine traveling from New York to Shanghai in just 40 minutes, London to New York in 29 minutes, or New York to Sydney in 49 minutes.
This bold concept relies on the Starship rocket, capable of reaching speeds of 27,000 km/h. If realized, it could revolutionize long-distance travel, making the world more connected than ever before.
What do you think: Is this the future of transportation or just science fiction?
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🚀 Boston Dynamics Unveils Impressive New Demo of Atlas Robot
Boston Dynamics recently released a fascinating video showcasing its humanoid robot, Atlas. In the demo, Atlas autonomously moves engine covers from one container to another—no remote control, no cheats, just pure automation. This subtle dig at other robotics initiatives, like Elon Musk’s Optimus, underscores Boston Dynamics’ commitment to genuine autonomy.
The demo is impressive: Atlas maintains stable mobility, performs complex tasks with minimal errors, and shows a clear capacity for “intelligent” actions. If this isn’t cherry-picking but a real demonstration of Atlas’s consistent capabilities, it might just be the most advanced humanoid robot in the world right now.
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Robo-Dog Conquers Vertical Ladders
A method has been developed to train a quadruped robot to climb ladders. By combining hook-like grippers with reinforcement learning algorithms, researchers achieved a 90% success rate on slopes ranging from 70° to 90°. The climbing speed has been increased by 232 times compared to previous models.
The robot adapts to different ladder parameters and remains stable against external disturbances. Remarkably, the system requires no additional tuning when transitioning from simulation to a real robot. The climbing gait resembles that of humans: the hind legs generate lifting force while the front legs provide stability.
Pros: No need to walk it.
Cons: Can't hide, can't escape.
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Meanwhile, Qualcomm has proposed to acquire Intel, while Intel is facing financial difficulties.
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Larry Ellison, the founder of Oracle and a multibillionaire, enthusiastically claims that an extensive AI-powered surveillance system can ensure “optimal citizen behavior” and maintain control over disobedient populations.
Autonomous drones will not only be capable of tracking violators but also providing continuous surveillance, along with other AI tools, on those whose behavior is or may become threatening.
BMW, in collaboration with Aeromine Technologies, is testing bladeless wind generators on rooftops to improve sustainability at its facilities globally. These systems use an aerodynamic design that captures and amplifies airflow from building rooftops. The first "stationary" wind energy system in the UK has been installed at BMW’s Oxford plant, marking a significant step in eco-friendly energy solutions for industrial use.
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