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August 29, 2025

By David Hamilton

Ripple Bug-Inspired Microrobots Redefine Water Mobility

A team of scientists from several leading institutions has come together to push aquatic microrobotics to the next level. Their work, inspired by the water strider,...

August 27, 2025

By Gaurav Roy

Bee Brains Inspire Smarter AI and Robotics

By Gaurav Roy

Bees, the world’s greatest pollinators, are an essential part of the biodiversity on which we humans are directly dependent for our survival.These winged insects are primarily...

April 24, 2025

By David Hamilton

From Brittle to Bendable: 3D Printed Origami Ceramics

By David Hamilton

A team of ingenious researchers has introduced a new ceramic design that utilizes origami folding strategies to avoid catastrophic failure. The new structure could have upending...

Deep-Sea Sponge Inspires Super-Strong Lattice Structure for Engineering

March 20, 2025

By David Hamilton

Deep-Sea Sponge Inspires Super-Strong Lattice Structure for Engineering

By David Hamilton

A team of engineers from RMIT’s Centre for Innovative Structures and Materials utilized biomimicry to develop a super-strong lattice structure that provides enhanced performance compared to...

February 19, 2025

By David Hamilton

Embedded 3D Printing Mimics Nature, Opening New Possibilities for Semiconductors

By David Hamilton

Manufacturers have improved their embedded 3D printing methods over the last 5-years. Yet, one limitation remains that no one has managed to eliminate – the ability...

Aerial Robots to Benefit from AI Powered Strain Receptors

January 13, 2025

By David Hamilton

Aerial Robots to Benefit from AI-Powered Strain Receptors

By David Hamilton

Artificial intelligence continues to provide innovations across the aeronautic and robotics industries. Recent developments involving integrated AI-powered strain receptors could make it possible to create more...

Spraying gel from helicopoter over wildfire

August 30, 2024

By Gaurav Roy

Protection from Wildfires – Advancing Solutions with ‘Heat-Activatable Biomimetic Hydrogels’

By Gaurav Roy

Wildfires are getting more severe and damaging all over the world. In 2023, nearly 12 million hectares were burned, setting a new record, 24% higher than the...

July 26, 2024

By Jonathan Schramm

Homeward Bound – How Ants Are Inspiring AI-based Robotics

By Jonathan Schramm

Navigating Like AntsWe know insects are not especially smart in the human sense. However, despite their limitations, they are able to perform remarkable feats of organization...

July 15, 2024

By David Hamilton

3D Printing Can Make Robotics Safer through Biomimetics

By David Hamilton

A study published in Advanced Intelligent Systems this month introduces a new form of robotic actuator that uses biomimetics to create motion similar to how your...

July 1, 2024

By David Hamilton

Multi-Material Additive Manufacturing Opens Doors to In-House Prototyping

By David Hamilton

This week, a team of University of Missouri researchers published a study in the scientific journal Nature Communications that introduced a new method of 3D printing complex...

May 27, 2024

By Gaurav Roy

Re-Imagining Aero and Fluid Dynamics through the Venus Flower Basket Glass Sponge

By Gaurav Roy

Glass sponges, commonly found in the deep ocean, belong to the Hexacitinellida class. They derive their name from their tissues, which comprise glass-like structural particles made of...

March 26, 2024

By Gaurav Roy

Learning from Nature – Manipulating Light with the Help of Leafhoppers

By Gaurav Roy

A new study led by researchers at Pennsylvania State University has found that the small particles secreted by leafhoppers, which are commonly found in our backyard, can help...

January 16, 2024

By Gaurav Roy

How Robotics Can Take a Cue From Nature

By Gaurav Roy

From being a source of amusement for science fiction writers to becoming a tool for development for human society, robots, and robotics have traveled a long...