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Halo leg exoskeleton packs 1,490W power with 12-mile battery range
1+ week, 7+ hour ago (98+ words) The exoskeleton is powered by a four-motor HyperDrive Pro system. Hypershell has introduced the Halo full-leg exoskeleton. This is the company’s latest development in wearable robotics. Engineered to assist users across walking, hiking, and tackling demanding, varied terrains, the device…...
Stretchable conductors for wearable devices get algorithm-driven boost
1+ week, 16+ hour ago (494+ words) What if the material inside a wearable could carry electricity and ions at the same time? The next generation of wearable sensors may not be limited by electronics themselves, but by the materials carrying the current. Scientists need conductors that…...
Scientists discover hidden layer of RNA that helps fine-tune how tightly DNA coils itself
1+ week, 2+ day ago (404+ words) DNA and RNA normally stay separate, but small RNA building blocks called ribonucleotides sometimes get embedded into DNA during ordinary cellular processes. Scientists have identified a previously unrecognized layer of the human genome. It’s built not from DNA’s usual building…...
New marine battery uses immersion cooling to prevent fire spread
1+ week, 3+ day ago (497+ words) XING Mobility has unveiled an immersion-cooled marine battery designed for twice the energy density of conventional systems. Taiwanese battery maker XING Mobility has unveiled a marine battery system that uses liquid cooling to keep individual battery cells safer while delivering…...
Scientists observe the effect of gravity on a quantum object for the first time
1+ week, 3+ day ago (572+ words) Researchers used a Quantum Galileo Interferometer to split the quantum waves into two paths and then merged them to study the path difference. Scientists at the University of Ulm, the University of Oxford, and the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev…...
Three-in-one cybersecurity shield protects military nuclear reactors
1+ week, 4+ day ago (431+ words) Advanced reactor developers preparing for U.S. military installations now have a new cybersecurity team built around the unusual demands of those projects. OSC Global and InfraShield have launched Janus Cyber, an initiative focused on securing reactors through design, regulatory authorization and…...
Hunt for dark matter narrows, simulations reach closer to decode mystery
1+ week, 5+ day ago (502+ words) Hunt for dark matter narrows, US’ galactic simulations reach one step closer to decode mystery Interesting Engineering A new study from the University of Washington is offering astronomers a more cautious â but potentially more powerful â way to search…...
The nuclear renaissance: SMRs and the reactor buildout
1+ week, 5+ day ago (516+ words) Interesting Engineering...
This soft robot jumps under infrared light without needing a reset
1+ week, 5+ day ago (445+ words) Infrared light twists the soft ring, storing energy until the V-shaped tail snaps down and launches the robot. Researchers at North Carolina State University have developed soft robots that can repeatedly jump when exposed to infrared light. The teardrop-shaped devices…...
This startup's space mirrors could extend solar power into the night
1+ week, 5+ day ago (122+ words) This startup’s space mirrors could extend solar power into the night. Astronomers have concerns Interesting Engineering “Satellites whose entire purpose is to reflect as much sunlight as possible are fundamentally incompatible with astronomy research,” University of Regina astronomer Samantha Lawler…...