Technology

February 25, 2025

Eerie Humanoid Robot Uses Synthetic Muscles With Hydraulic Fluid To Emulate Kicks and Twitches

When we think of robots, we usually picture machines with clunky, mechanical movementsโ€”much like the motions and gestures of a waitress in China who tricks customers into thinking she's an android. Well, the days of โ€œroboticโ€ being synonymous with rigid moves may be over. Clone Robotics, a Poland-based company, has introduced the Protoclone, a robot with synthetic muscles that give it eerily realistic human motions.

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February 5, 2025

Ingenious At-Home Device Produces Water From Thin Air Thanks To NASA-Developed Technology

Water is a precious resource that we all rely on and now there appears to be a device to produce more of it from thin air. Spout uses technology adapted from NASA to draw out water from the air and make it safe to drink. Sleek, eco-friendly, and health conscious, the device could be the future of water consumption, and it all begins on a kitchen counter.

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January 21, 2025

Norway Is Set To Be the First Country in the World to Fully Transition to Electric Vehicles

Scandinavia is known for its eco-friendly efforts, but Norway is really taking the lead when it comes to cutting motor emissions. According to recent data collected by the Norwegian Road Federation (OFV), almost nine out of 10 new cars sold in 2024 were fully electric. Thatโ€™s 88.9%, up from 82.4% in 2023, showing how committed Norway is to going green on the roads. With a population of just 5.

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January 13, 2025

CES 2025: This Helpful Little Cat Robot Blows on Hot Food and Drinks To Cool Them Down

CES 2025 was packed with amazing new tech, but a few products really stole the show this year. Tokyo-based Yukai Engineering won everyone over with their adorable creations, like a fluffy robot companion that acts just like a real human baby. Another standout was a super cute, cat-shaped mini robot thatโ€™s as practical as it is charmingโ€”it cools down hot meals and drinks by blowing air on them.

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