MIT engineers design recyclable elastic yarn
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In an early real world test of artificial intelligence in health research, scientists at UC San Francisco and Wayne State University discovered that generative AI could process enormous medical datasets far faster than traditional computer science teams — and in some cases produce even stronger results. Human experts had spent months carefully analyzing the same…
I recently tried out an AI CAD platform and It's insane how AI is designing it with just 2 prompts it generated me a parametric lamp design exactly what I thought of. There's still more to modify but I was thinking it can actually fast up my design time. submitted by /u/tierdofthis …
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Claire chatted to Mark Gray from Universal Robots about their lightweight robotic arms that work alongside humans. Mark Gray has worked in automation for the last 30 years, first involved in machine vision and robotics and finally collaborative robots or cobots. As country manager, Mark was the first person to work for Universal Robots in…
A robotic arm works in an energy storage production workshop at the Sigenergy Nantong Smart Energy Center in Nantong, east China’s Jiangsu Province, July 24, 2026. Unlike traditional factories, Sigenergy has achieved a leap from “single-point automation” to “full-process collaborative intelligence.” Every key piece of equipment here is connected to the industrial internet, realizing the…
This illustration is by DaveKeen on instagram. I am a self-taught CAD user, and I like to make props for my photoshoots, which brings us to these goggles. How do professionals approach something that is hard, yet conforming to the human body? I had some old 3D Headsets to disassemble, sadly they are super bulky,…