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The Low-Cost, 3D-Printable Open-Source Humanoid Robot for Research and Education

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A new open-source humanoid robot, the Berkeley Humanoid Lite, has been introduced by the University of California, Berkeley, offering an affordable and fully customizable...
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Upcoming Exercise will Test 3D-Printed Drones for Electromagnetic Threat Detection

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The U.S. Army is expected to conduct a military exercise this month in Poland to evaluate the operational potential of 3D-printed drones equipped with...

Construction Drones: Flying Robots Could Build Skyscrapers

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Researchers from the UK have proposed a groundbreaking idea where flying robots could be used to construct skyscrapers. This concept is built on an...
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3D-Printed Hydrogels: A Breakthrough in Radiation Shielding for Space Exploration

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Space travel exposes astronauts to a unique set of challenges, one of the most dangerous being cosmic radiation. While Earth's atmosphere and magnetic field...
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New Soft Joint Technology Enhances Robot Adaptability and Safety

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Researchers at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) have developed a cutting-edge soft joint model that promises to significantly enhance the versatility, robustness, and...
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Revolutionary Soft Battery Could Reshape Future Electronics

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Researchers at Linköping University have unveiled a groundbreaking development in battery technology—a soft, fluid-based battery that can be molded into any shape, opening up...

AI-Powered Platform Turns Words into Working Robots

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A new platform is pushing the boundaries of robotics design by transforming natural language into functional, 3D-printable robots, with no engineering expertise required. Developed...
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Researchers Use 3D Printing to Push the Boundaries of Hypersonic Flight

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Researchers at the University of Arizona College of Engineering are working on the development of hypersonic vehicles, with a focus on creating new technologies...
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New Robot Can “Spin” Custom Components On-Demand, Inspired by Spiders

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Researchers at the University of Tartu in Estonia have developed a revolutionary robot capable of "spinning" its own physical components in real-time, a concept...
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Old Jet Parts Recycled into 3D-Printed Parts for Next-Gen Military Aircraft

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In an interesting initiative, the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has begun repurposing components from retired Royal Air Force Tornado jets, recycling them into...
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Advanced 3D-Printed Bendable Concrete Substantially Improves Durability

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Researchers at the University of New Mexico (UNM) have made a groundbreaking advancement in construction materials with the development of a bendable, ultra-ductile concrete...
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Boost Your Startup with an Article on iHLS – Sale for...

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Why should startups advertise on iHLS? The world of startups in the field of Defense-Tech and innovation is in constant competition for the attention of...
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Drone Delivery of 3D Printed Parts Used for Remote Military Equipment...

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The Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) is testing a system that integrates 3D printing with drone technology to facilitate equipment repairs in remote locations...
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Carbon-Capturing 3D Concrete Printing Technology Enhances Strength Significantly

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Researchers at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) Singapore have introduced a groundbreaking 3D concrete printing method that captures and stores carbon dioxide (CO₂), offering a...
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Soft Ceramic Sensors Pave the Way for Smarter Robotics

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In a breakthrough that merges traditional ceramics with cutting-edge technology, researchers at Empa’s Laboratory for High-Performance Ceramics are reshaping the future of robotics and...
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Solid Rocket Motor Production Accelerated with 3D-Printing

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With the rising demand for U.S. weapons in global conflicts, the United States grapples with a critical shortage of essential munitions, intensifying the urgency...
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This Wearable Device Converts Body Heat to Electricity

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Researchers at the University of Washington have unveiled a groundbreaking wearable device capable of converting body heat into electricity. This innovative prototype not only...
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New Eco-Friendly 3D-Printable Concrete Can Revolutionize the Construction Industry

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3D printing concrete has recently become more popular. Like regular 3D printers, concrete printers work by building a structure layer by layer based on...
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This 3D-Printed Robotic Fabric Can Be Used for Soft Robotics and...

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A team of scientists at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore have been able to develop a versatile fabric that is flexible but can become...
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Revolutionizing Waste Management: Introducing VERO, the Autonomous Robot for Cleaner Environments

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Researchers at the Italian Institute of Technology (IIT) in Genoa have developed VERO (Vacuum-cleaner-equipped RObot), a specialized autonomous robot designed to remove waste, particularly...
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Innovative 3D-Printed Blood Vessels Mimic Human Veins

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Researchers from the University of Edinburgh made a major breakthrough by 3D printing artificial blood vessels – innovative gel-like tubes that are very similar...
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Drones 3D-Printed And Deployed Within 24 Hours

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Within just 22.5 hours, the US Air Force managed to design, assemble, and deploy six 3D-printed autonomous drones. The innovative method was developed by the...

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This Upgrade Could Eliminate One of Laser Weapons’ Biggest Weaknesses

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High-energy laser weapons are steadily moving from development programs into operational military service, but maintaining them in the field remains a significant challenge. One...