The robot arm grabs the cleaning sponge and cleans the surface. It doesn’t do a fantastic job, but it does work on the task.

Their high-fidelity computational model is a milestone both in biology, where it can help explain the octopus's impressive capability, and engineering. "The computational model is a useful testbed for ...

New 3D maps reveal octopus arm nervous system complexity SF State researchers pioneer techniques in cephalopod study Advanced imaging technology drives significant ...

Researchers from the University of Virginia have made significant strides in the rapidly advancing field of 3D-printed concrete by developing a more sustainable, printable cementitious composite.

Anthropic’s Claude chatbot can now write and run JavaScript code. Today, Anthropic launched ... can perform calculations and analyze data from files like spreadsheets and PDFs, rendering the ...

Instead, postdoctoral fellow Gabrielle Winters-Bostwick and graduate student Diana Neacsu took multiple sections along the octopus arm to create 3D reconstructions of cell distribution and gross ...

The process melts a filament and ejects the resulting material from a nozzle, printing a 3D shape layer-by-layer. Extrusion is a known 3D-printing method engineers can use to generate logic gates ...

To be clear, 3D printing modern gadgets is not at all what the MIT researchers were going for. In fact, they didn't even have semiconductors on their minds when they figured this out.

More than a year after Austin voters OK’d a measure to make them public, the so-called “G-files” of police officers accused of misconduct are now available to the public. Disclosure of these ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Austinites now have access to personnel files of the city's police officers as part of a voter-approved measure that was passed last year. The G-files show records of police ...

A 3D printer at the Manufacturing Demonstration Facility, seen here as it creates objects using electron beam melting, was used to print an unusual crack-free alloy for use in turbines that ...

You can think of it as being similar to a 39 ft tall (12 m), 75-ton, autonomous 3D printer that spits out carbon-fiber layers at 328 ft (100 m) per minute. Instead of "printing" pieces ...