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Exoskeleton for loaders and factory workers Cray X
German Bionic has developed a lightweight exoskeleton made of carbon fiber Cray X.
Weighing only 7.4 kg, the exoskeleton, equipped with two servomotors, is capable of lifting loads up to 28 kg. The battery lasts for 8 hours of intensive work, that is, for a full day.
Device price $700
Scientists affirm that human augmentation with robotic body parts is on the horizon.
A team of researchers has proposed that humans can enhance their physical abilities by integrating robotic body parts such as prosthetic limbs and artificial organs. The team argues that the use of robotic technology in human augmentation has already been demonstrated in various domains such as medicine, sports, and the military.
Advancements in technology have made robotic body parts more accessible and affordable, making it easier for people to adopt them for performance enhancement. However, the scientists acknowledge that ethical, social, and legal considerations should be taken into account in the implementation of human augmentation.
The team emphasizes the need for proper regulation, oversight, and public discourse to ensure the safe and responsible use of these technologies. They conclude that human augmentation with robotic body parts is no longer a distant possibility but an achievable reality that requires careful consideration and thoughtful implementation.
Samsung's Bixby can now clone your voice to answer your calls
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US railroads… number 1 world economy they said …. Best infrastructure… democracy….
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Apple Reportedly Planning to Limit iPhone 15's USB-C Port in the Same Way as Lightning.
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Top Android Phones From China Are Packed With Spyware, Research Finds | A recent study shows that top-of-the-line Android phones sold in China are a total privacy nightmare.
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Breaking News! The US military has shot down a Chinese surveillance balloon that was flying over the Pacific Ocean. This raises questions about what these balloons are capable of seeing and the implications for privacy and security. The balloons, equipped with high-resolution cameras and other surveillance technologies, are capable of gathering vast amounts of data from the ground. This incident highlights the importance of regulations and discussions surrounding the use of such technology.
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Farewell radiators? Testing out electric infrared wallpaper
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Is Apple really coming out with a foldable iPad?
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Dreamix: Video Diffusion Models are General Video Editors
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US, Netherlands and Japan reportedly agree to limit China's access to chipmaking equipment
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Meta's chief product officer says the metaverse will one day be as 'important as the smartphone'
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Apple unveils MacBook Pro featuring M2 Pro and M2 Max, with more game-changing performance and the longest battery life ever in a Mac
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Eight of the top 10 best-selling smartphones in 2022 were iPhones
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Chocolate 3D Printer, Cocoa Press, to Ship this Fall for $1,499. Pre-Orders Start in April
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This "kissing" device lets long-distance couples and total strangers experience intimacy, sort of
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Nokia launches DIY repairable budget Android phone - Nokia G22 has removable back and standard screws allowing battery swap in less than five minutes at home
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Robot pianist Arpeggio
Here is a competitor to live pianists from Majestic Pianoworks.
The bot is equipped with an array of manipulators that cover absolutely all keys, including foot pedals.
And software training allows Arpeggio to play works of any complexity at the level of a virtuoso.
Diving drone can switch between flying and swimming | A drone that can fly like a standard quadcopter but also operate underwater could be developed as a tool for engineers and search and rescue teams
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The most ambitious neural network is being developed by a team of former Google employees - AdeptAI promises to surprise everyone.
As planned, AI will be able to perform any task in the browser using text commands - you can ask to find a refrigerator for a specific budget, fill out a Google Spreadsheet, or order products for making hodgepodge (or other dish).
So far, in a beta test, you can sign up here , in the near future they promise to roll it out to the general public.
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The Google dudes can if they want to.
A new thing called Video Editing Tool .
It works as follows - you have a set of static pictures, you arrange them in a given order and prescribe the actions that should occur "between the images", and the newfangled artificial intelligence remakes it all into a video.
Animation on a new level
Samsung Display shows off a new folding phone hinge that can rotate 360 degrees.
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Somebody invented luggage with legs so that they can turn into tables
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Robots used to carve out marble sculptures. Well, well, well!!
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