Discover the revolutionary sticky wall climbing system inspired by geckos and developed at Stanford University. Watch as Gecko Man demonstrates this innovative technology, scaling a smooth glass wall ...
You know, it’s just not fair. It seems that even if we stay active, age will eventually get the better of our muscles, robbing them of strength and our bodies of mobility. Canes and walkers do not ...
The collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge earlier this year and an I-95 overpass in Philadelphia last June weren't triggered by structural flaws — a runaway, powerless ocean ship and tanker ...
What’s happened? Led by robotics Ph.D. student Paul Nadan, a team at Carnegie Mellon University has been developing the extraordinary Loris robot for several years. The latest version of the robot, ...
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How much weight can this climbing robot really hold?
A jaw-dropping experiment puts a climbing device to the test to see just how much weight it can support while scaling upward.
At IFA 2025, we noticed that nearly every major robot vacuum maker is setting stakes in the stair-climbing frontier. Reading time 3 minutes Stair-climbing robot vacuums are actually about to be a ...
A research organization has developed an electrical adhesive technology that could enable robots to scale walls. Wall-climbing robots could be a boon for the U.S. military, which could use them on ...
Researchers at the Italian Institute of Technology (IIT) have developed a growing robot, named FiloBot, that responds to gravity and light by autonomously adopting some of the behaviors of climbing ...
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