AI. Tech. The next evolution. on Instagram: "At MIT’s Media Lab, researchers are advancing prosthetics that connect directly to the nervous system. Research assistant Everett Lawson, who underwent an amputation procedure, has been able to design and control his own bionic leg using muscle signals that translate into robotic movement. This work highlights the potential of biomechatronics not only to restore lost mobility but to extend human capability, marking a step toward true human-robot integ

AI. Tech. The next evolution. on Instagram: "A fully 3D-printed home has been constructed using large-scale concrete extrusion technology, demonstrating that additive manufacturing is now capable of delivering structural durability, speed, and affordability at scale. By reducing material waste and labor time, printed housing is being positioned as a viable solution for global housing shortages and rapid urban development. Follow for daily breakthroughs at the intersection of AI and technology. ➕

AI. Tech. The next evolution. on Instagram: "Unitree has unveiled quadruped robots designed for firefighting and emergency response. With modular builds, these robots navigate hazardous environments and support rescue operations. Equipped with a water cannon reaching 60 meters and 40 liters per second, they can spray water or foam at angles from 5° to 85°, providing versatile firefighting capabilities. Unitree’s fire rescue robots are already deployed in real-world missions and are now available