Humanoid Robots Learn to Carry Loads Safely Beside Warehouse Staff
Humanoid robots are leaving the laboratory for their first real warehouse trials, where they are learning to pick up boxes, carry them across busy.
Shade and Street Design Cut Heat Risks in Hot Cities
During a heatwave, the most dangerous place in a city is often the most ordinary one: a sun-baked pavement with no cover overhead.
Humanoid Robots Learn to Carry Loads Safely Beside Warehouse Staff
Humanoid robots are leaving the laboratory for their first real warehouse trials, where they are learning to pick up boxes, carry them across busy.
Open Source Maintainers Add Signed Checkpoints to Stop Supply Chain Attacks
Modern software is built from thousands of shared open source components, and attackers have learned that compromising one widely used library can.
New Lakes Left by Retreating Glaciers Are Reshaping Mountain Valleys
As mountain glaciers pull back up their valleys, they often leave behind something their ice once hid: a brand new lake, held in place by loose.
Wireless Earbuds Use Head Tracking to Make Calls Sound More Natural
Wireless earbuds are borrowing a technique from virtual reality to make ordinary phone and video calls feel noticeably more natural.
Europa’s Icy Crust May Hide Briny Pockets Closer Than Expected
Jupiter's moon Europa may hide pockets of salty liquid water much closer to its icy surface than scientists previously assumed, according to new.
Tidy Cabling Becomes a Serious Upgrade for Busy Office Networks
Behind every reliable office network is a cabinet that somebody took the time to organise properly.
Growing Glacial Lakes Prompt Closer Monitoring in High Mountain Valleys
High in mountain ranges around the world, meltwater is collecting in lakes held back by loose rock and ice left behind by retreating glaciers.
AI Code Assistants Learn to Explain the Changes They Make
The newest generation of artificial intelligence coding assistants is being judged less on how much code it writes and more on how clearly it.
