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This Touchless Gear System Uses Fluid Dynamics to Transfer Power and Rotation Without Any Teeth
Engineers reinvent the 5,000-year-old gear using fluids instead of solid teeth.
The Brooklyn Nets have recently faced a disheartening stretch of losses, including a tight 116-113 defeat against the New Orleans Pelicans. In light of these struggles, Coach Fernàndez is ...
Atlas, a humanoid robot made by robotics company Boston Dynamics, has been upgraded from a version 60 Minutes saw in 2021, ...
Unveiled at CES 2026, this collaboration combines Boston Dynamics' engineering brilliance with Google DeepMind's innovative ...
Robots at CES 2026 are smarter, more helpful and more fun. Here are our favorites so far.
Together, Boston Dynamics, Hyundai, and Google aim to prove that humanoid robots are a viable technology for real-world ...
Draymond Green has built a Hall of Fame resume on being the connective tissue of the Golden State Warriors. The dirty work.
Not everybody agrees that replicating the four-limbed, bipedal shape of a human should be replicated in robot form. For one, ...
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US scientists invent water-driven gears for robots and machines that resist wear
Scientists at New York University have developed a new gear mechanism that uses fluid dynamics rather than interlocking ...
Eduardo Camavinga and the Opportunity Liverpool Cannot IgnoreThere is a certain familiarity to the moment Real Madrid find ...
The study, published January 13 in Physical Review Letters, replaces the metal or plastic cogs of conventional gears with controlled flows of liquid. In their experiments, ...
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