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Low-power sensors and artificial intelligence allow tiny drones to operate in fog, smoke, and darkness where vision-based tools fail.

Researchers create a virtual tool that mimics nature to build better robotic sensors, cutting development from 18 months to just two weeks.

This innovation allows soft robotic arms to learn various movements once and then adjust to new situations without retraining, improving their use in everyday tasks.

Scientists use bioinspired robots and simulations to study how zebrafish brains and bodies work together in natural environments.

Skild AI’s general-purpose model enables robots to perform diverse tasks safely across industries.

Using a camera, robots build body-awareness, adapt to damage, and plan actions without constant human help.