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2017
History repeats: SpaceX launch reuses Falcon 9 booster
SpaceX made history again today with the second successful launch and powered landing of a Falcon 9 booster.
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2017
Prototype drone takes VTOL tech to new heights
Being able to transition from Vertical to Horizontal flight with ease, this drone is essentially a milestone innovation with several point to point delivery application.
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2017
Robot takes a one-two approach to crop analysis and monitors plants individually
With its array of sensors and intelligent capabilities, this Robot can now monitor plants individually and report about their progress.
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2017
The Raspberry Turk is a DIY chess robot with instructions to build your own
Raspberry Turk is a robot that can play chess. Developed by Joey Meyer, it's design and codes have been shared on GitHub for enthusiasts to recreate it.
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2017
NASA developing drones to take to Martian skies
NASA is developing drone technologies that would make it easier for investigating the planet without having to depend on slow moving rovers.
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2017
Is it a bird? Is it a bug? No it’s a biomimetic microdrone with flapping wings
UK biomimetic engineering startup Animal Dynamics is building a microdrone with wings inspired by the flapping flight of a dragonfly.
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2017
NASA's flat-packed Puffer robot unfurls for rugged terrain
The Puffer robot was inspired by origami and started out as a paper robot with four wheels. The researchers then swapped the paper material being used as the robot's main body for a printed circuit board, which allowed them to incorporate electronics. The
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2017
Underwater drone is ready to make a splash
The 3-kg drone is being made in Standard and Advanced models, both of which come with a 30-m (98-ft) tether running up to a Wi-Fi-equipped buoy that's towed along at the surface.
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2017
Meet Iorek, the Robot That Communicates in a Remarkable Way
Iorek is a repurposed Baxter industrial robot which has been upgraded with Kinect. It can recognizes an object a human being is pointing at and talking about the same. It is also capable of asking questions to clarify about what they mean.
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2017
Cassie the ostrich bot does the bipedal robot chicken walk
Cassie, a new robot from Agility Robotics, is a great example of that: its stable yet precise gait and was based on that of birds — specifically, ostriches.
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