innovation

New joint design makes robots more efficient, grippers stronger, and knee-assist devices align perfectly.

The Candela P-12 completed the longest electric passenger sea journey, highlighting how hydrofoils cut energy use.

Caltech researchers built enzyme-powered bubble robots that steer themselves to tumors and release drugs on demand.

The Hualong One nuclear reactor is the world’s most widely deployed single reactor design.

The deep-sea test supports Japan’s long-running plan to secure critical minerals vital for electric vehicles, electronics, and defense.

The new species has shattered the stereotype that miniature means simple, emerging as a tiny yet highly evolved key to a 70-million-year-old mystery.

The supercomputer comes with a newly designed central processing unit that acts like a computer brain.

Changi or Seletar Airport will host multi-year real-world trials to prepare airports for next-generation open-fan aircraft operations.

A new gas sensor can detect ethanol in the air at just 5 parts per billion while using less than 30 milliwatts of power.

China is exploring how cheap, stealthy missiles could undermine US naval endurance by targeting logistics.

This discovery “solves” the puzzle by proving dinosaurs returned or persisted after the disaster.

US power tool manufacturer DEWALT has introduced a downward-drilling robot designed to automate one of the most labor-intensive steps in data center construction.

The architecture of the new technology supports high vertical and horizontal scalability.

This new liquid cooling method absorbs heat almost instantly, offering relief for power-hungry AI systems.

A model accurately recreated solar cycles from 1996 to 2025 and forecasted key events years ahead.

Researchers diagnosed possibly the oldest case of acromesomelic dysplasia.

Molecular electronic devices built with atomic-level precision could shatter today’s limits on chip density, packing up to 1,000 times more components.

An archaeologist discovers that the Greeks and Romans actually employed human feces as medicine.

Ukrainian forces report they’ve neutralized at least two Russian troops wearing a new kind of “Penguin” winter camo.