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A quadruped robot dance-off is inevitable

Boston Dynamics' SpotMini Can Dance Now

Underwater explosions detonated by the US Navy to test the sturdiness of ships’ hulls have provided seismologists with a test opportunity of their own: how much can we know about an underwater explosion from the seismic and acoustic data it generates?
Looking and listening for signals of navy test explosions off Florida coast

A group of researchers reports the construction of the first reservoir computing device built with a microelectromechanical system. The neural network exploits the nonlinear dynamics of a microscale silicon beam to perform its calculations. The group’s work looks to create devices that can act simultaneously as a sensor and a computer using a fraction of the energy a normal computer would use.
New reservoir computer marks first-ever microelectromechanical neural network application

For first time artificial intelligence has been integrated into a MEMS device

AI on a MEMS Device Brings Neuromorphic Computing to the Edge

Chip can learn on its own and inference at 100-microwatt scale company says at Arm Tech Con

Eta Compute Debuts Spiking Neural Network Chip for Edge AI

The tiny hopping-robot MASCOT completed its 17 hour mission on the asteroid Ryugu in early October. Now the
MASCOT Path Across Asteroid Ryugu During its 17 Hours Mission

A tissue-like material capable of synchronized beating when heated and cooled has been developed by a team of University of Bristol chemists.
Scientists create synthetic prototissue capable of synchronized beating

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