GelSight Wedge: Measuring High-Resolution 3D Contact Geometry with a Compact Robot Finger Tactile sensing helps robots to localize and estimate the pose of a visually occluded object. GelSight sensors are

Cat-like Jumping and Landing of Legged Robots in Low-gravity Using Deep Reinforcement Learning When quadruped robots are used in earth-like gravity conditions, attitude control is mainly achieved through reaction forces with

Stop-motion photons: Localized light particles on the road Professor Alexander Szameit and his group of physicists from the University of Rostock, in collaboration with Professor Stefano

COVID-19, Global Economy, and Its Impacts on Cybersecurity As a consequence of the coronavirus, over the next three years, the average growth of the global cybersecurity market is expected to slow down to a rate of 6.2% per year, says the Global Cyber Security Market Analysis report released last year. The predicted trend represents a sharp decline from the impressive growth reported in […] The post COVID-19, Global Economy, and Its Impacts on Cybersecurity appeared first on ReadWrite.

Can artificial intelligence open new doors for materials discovery? A new take on artificial intelligence may open many doors for 3D printing and designing advanced nuclear reactors. The future

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Why do some alloys become stronger at room temperature? For more than 100 years, we’ve known that some metal alloys become stronger by being kept at room

How David Ellison Built Skydance Into Hollywood's Smart Bet When the young Oracle heir entered the entertainment industry, no one expected much. Instead, he’s built the rarest of businesses — a thriving, all-audiences, independent studio.

New study on brain cooling turns treatment advice on its head A large international study on the effects of cooling the brain after a cardiac arrest shows that contrary to

Unlocking the potential of blockchain technology The Republic of the Marshall Islands is a country of around 50,000 people spread across more than 1,000

Stanford researchers develop new manufacturing technique for flexible electronics Ultrathin, flexible computer circuits have been an engineering goal for years, but technical hurdles have prevented the degree

Taking control of unmanned vessels at sea What’s needed to be able to safely send a vessel to sea with no crew? How will these

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How Azur Games grew its hypercasual games to 1.5B downloads Cyprus-based Azur Games has grown its hypercasual games business to more than 1.5 billion downloads and 300 employees.

Researchers found an underwater landfill while looking for chemical discharges from mobiles and electronic devices Research scientists in Norway recently set out on a scientific cruise in the Trondheim fjord to collect water