Celia Gorman
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The Most Interesting Thing About Stephen Colbert's Monologues Is The Wall Behind Him
A behemoth from the heroic age of power engineering stirs to life in the New York City subway’s Substation 13 → Read More
Better Living Through Virtual Reality
Seniors in Minneapolis pilot a virtual reality program for wellness → Read More
For Tech History Buffs, The Most Interesting Thing About Stephen Colbert's Monologues Is The Wall Behind Him
A behemoth from the heroic age of power engineering stirs to life in the New York City subway’s Substation 13 → Read More
Casting a $20 Million Mirror for the World’s Largest Telescope
The glass arcs that will let astronomers peer back millions of years are decades in the making → Read More
Building Alaska’s Internet
A network of 109 microwave towers brings the Internet to remote areas of Alaska → Read More
Octopus-Inspired Camouflage for Soft Robotics
A new elastic skin morphs to produce different textures → Read More
Inception Drive: A Compact, Infinitely Variable Transmission for Robotics
A novel nested pulley configuration forms the heart of a transmission that could make robots safer and more energy efficient → Read More
Anki Makes Programming Easy with Drag and Drop Coding
With an easy-to-use interface based on Scratch, you can now command Anki's Cozmo to do complex tasks without any programming experience → Read More
Anki's Code Lab Brings Sophisticated Graphical Programming to Cozmo Robot
With an easy-to-use interface based on MIT's Scratch, you can command Cozmo to do complex tasks without any programming experience → Read More
Watch This Robot Navigate Like a Rat
Specialized neurons in a rat’s brain may be the key to autonomous robot navigation → Read More
Watch This Robot Navigate Like a Rat
Specialized neurons in a rat’s brain may be the key to autonomous robot navigation → Read More
How to Digitize a Rat Brain
AI experts hunt for the secrets of intelligence in 1 cubic millimeter of brain tissue → Read More
How to Digitize a Rat Brain
AI experts hunt for the secrets of intelligence in 1 cubic millimeter of brain tissue → Read More
Robot Ray Swims Using High-Voltage Artificial Muscles
This transparent, soft robot fish propels itself by flapping fins made of dielectric elastomers → Read More
Robot Ray Swims Using High-Voltage Artificial Muscles
This transparent, soft robot fish propels itself by flapping fins made of dielectric elastomers → Read More
Lighting Up Lingshed: A Remote Village in the Himalayas Gets Lights and Internet Access
Volunteer engineers from IEEE Smart Village initative and the Global Himalayan Expedition install the first ever solar-powered microgrid in a remote Indian village → Read More
Lighting Up Lingshed: A Remote Village in the Himalayas Gets Lights and Internet Access
Volunteer engineers from IEEE Smart Village initative and the Global Himalayan Expedition install the first ever solar-powered microgrid in a remote Indian village → Read More
Robot Dance Party: Major Robotics Conference Coming to South Korea
Get ready: one of the world’s biggest robot research conferences, the IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS), is coming South Korea next week. The conference will be held at the Daejeon Convention Center 9-14 October 2016. Here’s a taste of what’s to come. And for our full coverage, head over to our robotics blog, Automaton. → Read More
Genetically Engineered Rat Cells Make This Robot Stingray Swim
This fully controllable robotic ray is powered by a gold skeleton and light-activated cells → Read More
Genetically Engineered Rat Cells Make This Robot Stingray Swim
This fully controllable robotic ray is powered by a gold skeleton and light-activated cells → Read More