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    Smart textiles boost connectivity between wearable sensors by 1,000 times
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    Smart textiles boost connectivity between wearable sensors by 1,000 times

    Tokyo, where the centre was launched this week // credit: Derrick Brutel
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    International cyber security Center to tackle growing and emerging challenges in...

    The first soft ring oscillator gets plushy robots to roll, undulate, sort, meter liquids, and swallow./ Image: Harvard University
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    A soft ring oscillator allows soft robots to roll, undulate, sort,...

    A robotic harvester, dubbed the 'Vegebot', has been trained to identify and harvest iceberg lettuce, a crop which has so far resisted automation. / Image: University of Cambridge
    Robotics

    ‘Vegebot’ uses machine learning to identify and harvest lettuce

    Scientists develop camera to see polarised light
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    Scientists develop camera to see polarised light

    The approach maps the ones the zeros of digital data to the presence or absence of particular molecules in solutions. The researchers used the scheme to encode image files in solutions.
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    Researchers store digital images inside molecular thumb drive

    This walking microrobot was built by the MIT team from a set of just five basic parts, including a coil, a magnet, and stiff and flexible structural pieces./ Image: MIT
    Robotics

    MIT’s tiny ‘walking’ motor can help robots to assemble complex structures

    Using artificial intelligence to better predict severe weather
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    Using artificial intelligence to better predict severe weather

    The new aerogel insulating material is highly transparent, transmitting 95 percent of light. In this photo, parallel laser beams are used to make the material visible.
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    New material can passively capture solar heat out of sunlight

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