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Robot navigates high-speed parkour with autonomous movement planning
Four-legged robot plays badminton with humans
Chimpanzees use medicinal leaves to perform first aid, scientists discover
How the failure of two dams amplified the Derna Flood tragedy
A vast molecular cloud, long invisible, is discovered near our solar system
NASA experiment shows solar wind might make water on the moon
Ancient lakes and rivers unearthed in Arabia's vast desert
Study explores how humans across cultures and historical periods conceptualize relationships
Severance explained: Could you really separate your memories?
Miniature deep-sea morphable robot
Multimodal locomotion of the deep-sea robot in the Mariana Trench
A squirrel-inspired robot that can leap from limb to limb
A squirrel-inspired robot that can leap from limb to limb
Coffee-making robot breaks new ground for AI machines
An evolving robotics encyclopedia that characterizes robots based on their performance
Four planets orbit Barnard's Star, too hot for life
Bionic hand mimics human touch with hybrid design
Sharper image: Optics instrument reveals pictures of 'baby planets'
A 3D tree reconstruction algorithm contributes to a new era of urban planning
Quantum interference dictates methane's molecular behavior on gold surfaces
Morphing robot GOAT adapts to diverse terrains
Magnetosensitive wristband in underwater conditions
Turning robotic ensembles into smart materials that mimic life
New framework mimics human lifelong learning
Real-time brain-controlled drone flight with the memristor-enabled neuromorphic BCI
Flatworm-inspired robot nimbly navigates cluttered water surfaces
Bio-hybrid drone uses silkworm moth antennae to navigate by smell
Milky Way's central black hole constantly bubbles with light
New insights into the mysterious Yellow Hypergiant stars outbursts
From collisions to stellar cannibalism – the surprising diversity of exploding white dwarfs