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A man shoved a robot in a shop and it kicked him back, here’s why it may have done that
3+ hour, 18+ min ago (195+ words) Here’s a humanoid who apparently started kicking a customer in Russia, just because they pushed it a little and the video went viral. Just a day later, another video emerged of a humanoid pushing and kicking several people at a…...
Why robot hands are one of the hardest problems in humanoid robotics
21+ hour, 44+ min ago (939+ words) Why can a robot do a backflip but struggle to fold a shirt? The answer is surprisingly complicated. A humanoid robot can run, jump, dance, and even perform a backflip, yet ask it to fold a shirt, pick up a…...
World's top 25 Fields Medalists raise alarm on machine math proofs
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (530+ words) The debate over agentic mathematics has reached beyond mathematical proofs. A group of the world’s most decorated mathematicians is warning that the race to make AI solve difficult mathematics could damage the field it aims to advance. Twenty-five Fields Medalists…...
New drilling technique puts 20-foot reactor 100 feet underground
2+ day, 14+ hour ago (516+ words) A full-size reactor canister survived a 100-foot descent and retrieval as Deep Fission tests its underground nuclear concept. Deep Fission has successfully lowered a 20-foot reactor canister 100 feet underground and retrieved it using commercial drilling equipment, testing a key part…...
Anthropic says scientists exploited Claude for bioweapons research
2+ day, 15+ hour ago (457+ words) Anthropic says it disrupted five cases in which researchers used Claude in ways that could have supported biological weapons development. The company said it could not establish whether the researchers intended to cause harm. It still blocked the activity because…...
Apple's foldable iPhone Duo marks its biggest design shift since 2007
3+ day, 15+ hour ago (638+ words) Apple has entered the foldable phone market with iPhone Duo, combining its largest-ever iPhone display with the A20 Pro chip. Apple has entered the foldable smartphone market with the iPhone Duo, a $1,999 device that opens into the company’s largest iPhone display…...
AEON enters Humanoid Gym ahead of planned 1,000-robot deployment
4+ day, 20+ min ago (494+ words) AEON will learn and validate industrial tasks before factory deployment. Hexagon Robotics and motion technology company Schaeffler announced last month that AEON had entered Schaeffler’s Humanoid Gym in Germany, advancing a collaboration to bring humanoid robots into industry. The facility…...
10,000 OpenAI agents crack Navier-Stokes mystery in 88 hours
4+ day, 14+ hour ago (486+ words) OpenAI’s massive Navier–Stokes search involved 2.7 million messages and roughly 130 billion output tokens. OpenAI says one of its internal systems has found a finite-time singularity in the three-dimensional Navier–Stokes equations, potentially resolving one of mathematics’ seven Millennium Prize Problems....
New electro-hydraulic technology harvests energy from moving trains
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (367+ words) The platform harvests energy continuously from track vibration, structural flex, and constant dynamic loading as trains move at full speed. The rumble of a heavy freight train carries immense force. Soon, that trackside vibration could directly feed high-tech data centers....
Huawei's new chip design tackles heat 55% while boosting density
5+ day, 13+ hour ago (542+ words) Huawei’s Tau Scaling Law design stacks chip layers to boost density, reduce power use and tackle thermal limits. Huawei says a new vertically stacked semiconductor design can address one of the biggest problems facing its next-generation smartphone chips: heat. The…...