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24/02/2026

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18/02/2026

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30/05/2025

That’s helpful- Feedme Feedme Feedme

Researchers at the University of Lincoln are developing AI to translate pet vocalizations, aiming to decode what cats and dogs are saying.

The technology analyzes barks, growls, and meows to identify emotions and needs, with a potential launch.

06/04/2025

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06/04/2025

Great

20/03/2025

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11/03/2025

Cool

26/02/2025

Amazing

26/02/2025

Looks great!

The robot boasts a 10x increase in hardware reliability and a 10 dB decrease in noise.
https://link.ie.social/BZNCf0

26/02/2025

Wow

Researchers have developed an H-shaped bionic piezoelectric robot (H-BPR) that mimics a cheetah’s running gait using piezoelectric beams, offering a unique blend of speed and agility.

The 38-gram robot achieves motion and turning by adjusting voltage, reaching a maximum speed of 66.79 mm/s, and carrying loads up to 55 g.

Unlike traditional piezoelectric robots, it boasts a simpler design and greater movement flexibility. Future iterations could integrate sensors or cameras, making the valuable robot in extreme conditions, search and rescue missions, or industrial applications.