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Boston Dynamics’ Upcoming Humanoid Robot Will be Powered by Google DeepMind Technology

Robotics, Tech /

Boston Dynamics has teamed up with Google’s AI research division to accelerate work on its next-generation humanoid robot, Atlas, with the goal of making it behave more naturally around humans. The collaboration was revealed Monday at Hyundai’s CES 2026 press conference and focuses on advanced robotics research powered by Google DeepMind’s AI foundation models. According […]

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A Unique Form of Quantumness may be Key to Quantum Computers Success

Physics, Quantum Physics /

Google researchers used their Willow quantum computer to show that quantum contextuality may be essential to its computational power. What gives quantum computers their edge over classical machines? A new experiment suggests that “quantum contextuality” could be a crucial factor. How Qubits Redefine Computing Quantum computers differ fundamentally from conventional machines because they exploit uniquely

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Dental Braces Have a More Modern History Than People Once Thought

Dentistry, Healthcare /

Ancient Egyptians and Etruscans are often credited with pioneering orthodontics, reportedly using fine gold wires and catgut to straighten teeth—a story that has long appeared in dental textbooks, suggesting our ancestors were surprisingly advanced in seeking the perfect smile. However, when archaeologists and dental historians examined the evidence closely, they found that much of this

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Assessing the Feasibility of Asteroid Mining: Insights from a New Study

Astronomy, Astrophysics /

A few years back, asteroid mining was a hot topic. As the commercial space sector expanded rapidly, turning space into a commercial frontier seemed within reach. The idea of using spacecraft to rendezvous with and mine Near-Earth Asteroids (NEAs) and then transport them to space-based processing facilities was almost as ambitious as sending commercial crews

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Searching for Dark Matter Axions Using a Quantum-Enhanced Haloscope

Physics, Quantum Physics /

Axions are theoretical lightweight particles that may address two major puzzles in physics: they could explain why certain nuclear interactions preserve time symmetry and may also make up dark matter. Dark matter itself does not emit, reflect, or absorb light and has yet to be directly detected. Axions are extremely light, hypothetical particles believed to

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LG Presents a New Laundry-Folding Robot at CES 2026

Applied Science, Robotics /

LG has revealed a new humanoid robot designed to take on everyday household tasks. After teasing CLOiD last week, LG has now revealed its AI-powered assistant capable of folding laundry, unloading dishwashers, serving meals, and performing other household tasks. CLOiD features an unexpectedly charming head module outfitted with a display, speakers, cameras, and various sensors.

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Scientists Develop the Inaugural Model of Artificial Brain Tissue

Applied Science, Neuroscience /

For the first time, scientists have successfully grown functional brain tissue in the lab without using any animal-derived materials or natural biological coatings. Unlike the well-known organoids—often called mini-brains—these structures are simplified organs created from living cells and designed to closely mimic the natural brain environment. The Challenge of Animal-Based Coatings in Neural Tissue Engineering

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Chinese Researchers Created One-Atom-Thick 2D Metals

Chemistry, Materials Science /

Researchers at the Institute of Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences have made a major breakthrough by producing metals just one atom thick, a development that could be transformative. Since graphene’s discovery in 2004, 2D materials have reshaped our understanding of matter and advanced physics and materials science. In recent years, Why Making Two-Dimensional

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Scientists Develop a Shape-Shifting Material Activated by a String Pull

Applied Science, Robotics /

There’s a subtle boundary between mathematics and art—and it seems materials science and paper art share one as well. At first look, the flat, tiled grid created by MIT researchers appears unremarkable.A single pull of the string transforms the grid into its designed 3D form. Inspired by kirigami, the new material could serve in medical

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Humans Have a Seventh Sense called Remote Touch

Applied Science, Artificial Intelligence /

Science has long acknowledged five core senses—sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch—but ongoing research suggests this list may be incomplete. A recent study from Queen Mary University and UCL suggests humans have a seventh sense, “remote touch,” allowing object detection without contact. Nature’s Inspiration: How Birds Detect Hidden Prey The idea was inspired by birds

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