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Figure’s humanoid can now watch, learn and perform tasks autonomously

General-purpose humanoid robots will need to handle all sorts of jobs

New Moonwalkers designed to get workers around a warehouse faster

The new version has been designed specifically for indoor commercial use in distribution, logistics and warehouse settings, to benefit workers who might notch up 30,000 steps in a day

Coughs can linger for weeks after getting sick: Here’s why & how to get over it faster

"About 1 in 4 people who have had a cold or other respiratory infection will have a lingering cough"

Kepler Forerunner humanoid robot may be heading for a workplace near you

Whereas the latest price estimate for the Optimus is less than US$20,000, the Forerunner ought to go for about $30,000

NASA’s Curiosity rover snapped this dreamy timelapse of a Martian day

While parked ahead of a pause in duties for the Mars solar conjunction, Curiosity put its Hazcams to another use

“Giant” predatory worm half a billion years old unearthed in Greenland

"We have previously known that primitive arthropods were the dominant predators during the Cambrian, such as the bizarre-looking anomalocaridids"

Synthetic biology breakthrough fixes CO2 from the air better than nature

Max Planck scientists developed a brand new CO2-fixation pathway that works even better than nature’s own tried-and-true method

LG brought the world’s first wireless transparent OLED TV to CES 2024

The 77-inch OLED T works with the company's wireless video and audio transmission tech

New Vulcan rocket sends privately-built Moon lander to space

"Yee haw, I am so thrilled," ULA CEO Tory Bruno said in the company's launch control room

In a breakthrough diabetics’ damaged cells regenerated to produce insulin

The discovery could mean that, one day, diabetics won't need to take multiple daily insulin injections

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