A contact lens that zooms in
Blinking or looking around produces an electrical signal that San Diego researchers were able to measure and then use to control a flexible biomimetic lens. Robotics, or soft robotics, is...
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Astro, the four-legged robot that behaves like a real dog
Like any well-trained dog, this quadruped robot includes orders such as “sit”, “lie down” and “stand”. In the long term, this robotic canid can help rescuers, policemen and visually impaired...
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Facebook’s brain-machine interface is progressing
The social network thinks that within a decade, writing using only your brain will become common. A team of US researchers funded by Facebook have managed to translate brain activity...
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When Google finds loopholes in iOS
Members of Google’s Project Zero have discovered six flaws in iOS’s iMessage app. The big danger is that they allow an attacker to take control of a remote device without...
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Facebook’s AI beats 6 poker champions
Developed by Facebook and Carnegie Mellon University, Pluribus is the first artificial intelligence capable of beating the best humans in the six-player No-Limit Hold’em, the most-played poker format in the...
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Molecules of our body can also store data
American academics have designed mixtures of metabolites to recreate the binary system, made of 1 and 0. On plates the size of a mobile phone, they managed to record the...