Humanoid Robots Tackle the Challenge of Monkey Bars

ETH Zurich's Robotic Systems Lab showcases a humanoid robot's ability to navigate complex structures, highlighting advancements in robotic agility and perception.

ETH Zurich's Robotic Systems Lab showcases a humanoid robot's ability to navigate complex structures, highlighting advancements in robotic agility and perception.

After years of speculation, Apple has officially launched the iPhone Duo, its first foldable smartphone, priced starting at $1,999.

MIT PhD student Ila Kumar is reshaping the landscape of technology design by actively involving communities, particularly young people affected by trauma, in the creation of digital tools that promote well-being.

The iPhone Air, Apple's thinnest smartphone to date, has been in the market for nearly a year. This review examines its performance, design, and user experience over the past twelve months.

Robotics is transforming daily tasks, enhancing convenience and efficiency through automation. This exploration delves into its mechanisms, trade-offs, limitations, and real-world applications.

Microsoft's Windows XP, launched on August 24, 2001, revolutionized the consumer and business software landscape, yet its legacy persists in various sectors even today.

IBM has announced a new chip designed to execute Arm and IBM Z instructions simultaneously, aiming to enhance software compatibility for its mainframe systems.

NASA's SmallSat 2026 event highlights advancements in small satellite technology and upcoming missions, featuring discussions from industry experts.

The Shark FlexStyle IonCurl introduces enhancements to a familiar design, focusing on improved airflow and user experience.

Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra continues its legacy in the foldable phone market, offering incremental improvements in design and functionality while maintaining a premium price.