Canyon Owen

    Walking, hopping, swimming, none of it requires a brain, a computer, or sensors for this robot from AMOLF in Amsterdam. The legs are just flexible tubes that wiggle with constant airflow, like the inflatable dancers

    AMOLF robot walks without computer or sensors

    AMOLF robot walks without computer or sensors

    Terrymiller

    That modular Tron 2 bot from LimX Dynamics just pulled off a scaled-down construction demo with Zinova, showing it can switch between a stationary dual-arm rig, a wheeled base, or a bipedal walker. The test had it moving

    Tron 2 modular robot construction demo

    Tron 2 modular robot construction demo

    Evira
    Evira@evira· 6d

    IVF builds embryos in a lab, tests them, then transfers the best match. thebrainmaze #Science

    prosthetic eyeball IVF process

    prosthetic eyeball IVF process

    Nayani
    Nayani@nayani· 6d

    Butterflies actually taste with their feet, which means the moment they land on a plant, their legs determine if it is suitable food. It's wild to think about how convenient that is, testing the meal before you even take

    Rose  🎞️

    A complete reframing of how information exists in the universe, not just something that feels unintuitive. The core frameworks of quantum mechanics get explained in a ten-minute video, with the full breakdown available

    Quantum mechanics core frameworks explained

    Quantum mechanics core frameworks explained

    Katrina Karan

    Roger Penrose argues that consciousness relies on quantum mechanics in ways conventional neuroscience can't explain. He states the human brain functions as a quantum engine rather than a computer, which means

    Roger Penrose quantum mechanics theory

    Roger Penrose quantum mechanics theory

    Katrina Karan

    Neuroscientists say the brain skips truth checks entirely and just reacts to repetition. keep repeating a thought and you strengthen the neural pathway tied to it. eventually that path turns automatic without effort.

    neuroplasticity explained

    neuroplasticity explained

    Terrymiller

    Bro, Neura Robotics dropped the headless 4NE1 for a walk in Zurich to build public trust before daily life integration. The Germany-based bot stands 180 cm tall and weighs 80 kg. It can hit speeds up to 5 km/h and handle

    Neura Robotics 4NE1 Zurich walk

    Neura Robotics 4NE1 Zurich walk