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Researchers create an autonomously navigating wheeled-legged robot
Tech Xplore· 20 hours agoThis robot, introduced in a Science Robotics paper, navigates environments using various...
The quest to build robots that look and behave like humans
The Economist· 14 hours agoIF THE CANON of science-fiction cinema is in broad agreement on one thing, it is that a robot is...
Oak Ridge cleanup contractor awards $45K for STEM projects in area schools
Gannett via AOL· 6 days agoThis article originally appeared on Oakridger: Oak Ridge cleanup contractor awards $45K for STEM ...
Meet Bristol-Plymouth Regional Technical School's top 10 graduates of 2024
Taunton Daily Gazette via Yahoo News· 2 days agoPiscitelli, son of Dan and Rebecca Piscitelli of Taunton, is an exceptional Robotics and Engineering...
The Prototype - Poppy Playtime Guide - IGN
IGN Videogames· 5 days agoSawyer explains it's for science and says he's learning something new about the Prototype every day. In response, the Prototype thanks him. Currently, we...
meviy Empowers Japan's Tsubame Industries' Archax Robot Development, Revolutionizing Parts...
Valley City Times Record· 7 days ago("Tsubame Industries"). Designed for human piloting, Archax represents the forefront of...
Shaking Up Science | American Libraries Magazine
American Libraries Magazine· 3 days agoThe event was RPL’s second Flip the Fair, introduced in 2022 to help graduate...STEM topics and the library. It’s an example of how libraries are seeking...
This New Swiss Museum Is the Perfect Way to Get Your Kids Excited About Science — Here's How to...
Travel + Leisure· 5 days agoThe complex where the discovery happened — the home of the European Organization for Nuclear...
How a new facility in this Staten Island school aims to engage, empower students
Staten Island Advance· 4 days agoA new area combining key educational components and calming resources for students was recently...
Local programs create training pipeline for Intel's 3,000 semiconductor plant jobs
Journal-News, Hamilton, Ohio via Yahoo News· 7 days agoMay 30—Intel Corp. is pouring money into educational programs at Ohio universities and colleges, including some free training, to get workers ready to fill 3,000 new jobs at the company's two ...
