Fleury and postdoctoral researchers Bakhtiyar Orazbayev and Matthieu Malléjac have spent the last four years trying to move objects in uncontrolled, dynamic environments using soundwaves.

Scientists have created a 3D-printed smart gel that can walk underwater, grabs objects and move them, an advance that may lead to soft robots which mimic sea animals like the octopus. It may also ...

The new smart sensor uses embedded information ... pedestrians, and other objects will move in order to guide their decisions. By adding a machine learning system to the photomemristor array ...

However, it has yet to infiltrate the Internet of Things, or the everyday objects we use all the time such as our shoes, clothing or smart home ... get the BEST of Tom's Guide direct to your ...

Humans use imagination for far more than daydreaming. The ability to visualize possible scenarios is something we do every single day. We mull over alternative routes to avoid traffic, cook up ...