Scientists built artificial muscles that weave straight into fabric. They run completely silent and can hoist loads up to 200 times their own mass.

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SpaceX is aiming for something never achieved before in spaceflight history. During Flight 15, SpaceX will attempt to catch both the Super Heavy booster and Starship using the giant mechanical arms of its launch tower.… Mostrar mais

SpaceX Flight 15 tower catch attempt

Something dark was hanging over an area near a US military base in Anchorage, Alaska, and the person filming it says it looked like a giant jellyfish. Tentacle-ish bits dangled off it and seemed to move on their own, per… Mostrar mais

Anchorage jellyfish UFO footage

Robots need to function in real-world settings, and that requires a major leap in how they learn daily tasks. Memories Upload might solve this specific challenge by letting machines pick up skills from actual human… Mostrar mais

Memories Upload robotics learning

Figuring out how humans move through the world might be the real strat for where robots go next. #Science #Tech

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A company is building a two-seat electric vehicle designed to drive and fly.

two-seat flying electric vehicle

Perceptron's new open-source benchmark is called EgoHome, and its focus is the quick stuff most existing tests let slip through: human actions that wrap up in under a second. The numbers back it up, with 3,371 annotated… Mostrar mais

Perceptron EgoHome benchmark

Physical AI's next jump runs through data, not just hardware. memories_ai is putting together the infrastructure that takes ordinary first-person footage and turns it into organized training material, the kind that feeds… Mostrar mais

Memories AI training data for robots and VLAs

Eureka is the name of the autonomous underwater robot from Impossible Metals, a US company, and it just showed it can pick out individual mineral nodules on the seabed instead of scooping everything up. The demo went… Mostrar mais

Impossible Metals Eureka deep-sea robot

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No government or private company had pulled off this rocket engine technology before. A startup just flew it successfully, a first-of-its-kind demo in aerospace. That's a real milestone.

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Jared Isaacman says NASA plans to have the first Moon Base infrastructure ready before astronauts set foot on the lunar surface again.

Jared Isaacman NASA Moon Base plans

Scientists built artificial muscles that weave straight into fabric. They run completely silent and can hoist loads up to 200 times their own mass.

artificial muscles woven into fabric

SpaceX is aiming for something never achieved before in spaceflight history. During Flight 15, SpaceX will attempt to catch both the Super Heavy booster and Starship using the giant mechanical arms of its launch tower.… Mostrar mais

SpaceX Flight 15 tower catch attempt

Something dark was hanging over an area near a US military base in Anchorage, Alaska, and the person filming it says it looked like a giant jellyfish. Tentacle-ish bits dangled off it and seemed to move on their own, per… Mostrar mais

Anchorage jellyfish UFO footage

Robots need to function in real-world settings, and that requires a major leap in how they learn daily tasks. Memories Upload might solve this specific challenge by letting machines pick up skills from actual human… Mostrar mais

Memories Upload robotics learning

Figuring out how humans move through the world might be the real strat for where robots go next. #Science #Tech

Robotics future and human interaction

A company is building a two-seat electric vehicle designed to drive and fly.

two-seat flying electric vehicle

Perceptron's new open-source benchmark is called EgoHome, and its focus is the quick stuff most existing tests let slip through: human actions that wrap up in under a second. The numbers back it up, with 3,371 annotated… Mostrar mais

Perceptron EgoHome benchmark

Physical AI's next jump runs through data, not just hardware. memories_ai is putting together the infrastructure that takes ordinary first-person footage and turns it into organized training material, the kind that feeds… Mostrar mais

Memories AI training data for robots and VLAs

Eureka is the name of the autonomous underwater robot from Impossible Metals, a US company, and it just showed it can pick out individual mineral nodules on the seabed instead of scooping everything up. The demo went… Mostrar mais

Impossible Metals Eureka deep-sea robot

Finally a clutch round for the tectonic plates

Amruta@amruta

💭Science

Here's the method for how earthquakes happen

No government or private company had pulled off this rocket engine technology before. A startup just flew it successfully, a first-of-its-kind demo in aerospace. That's a real milestone.

Startup flies first-of-its-kind rocket engine tech

Jared Isaacman says NASA plans to have the first Moon Base infrastructure ready before astronauts set foot on the lunar surface again.

Jared Isaacman NASA Moon Base plans