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Robotics & UAVs

New law of physics could improve grip in robotics

Cavendish Nuclear to lead OptiSORT radioactive waste project

Ingenuity gears up for first Mars flight after technical delay

The metal-eating robot can follow a metal path without using a computer or needing a battery. By wiring the power-supplying units to the wheels on the opposite side, the robot autonomously navigates away from the tape and towards aluminium surfaces (Credit: University of Pennsylvania)

Biomimetic metal-eating robot navigates with no computer

Smart Sound Plymouth to deploy autonomous fleet

A2I2 underwater survey robot thrives in the deep end

AI tech to give independent control to robotic exoskeletons

Underwater glider promises silent sea surveys

Aurrigo unveils autonomous Auto-Dolly for airports

NASA releases new video of Perseverance Mars landing

NASA’s Perseverance Rover begins Mars adventure

Honeybees can solve maths tests without using numbers