11
2017
CERN zaps antimatter with lasers to study its spectrum for the first time
Matter's mysterious twin, antimatter, has become slightly less mysterious, thanks to new research at the CERN particle physics lab in Switzerland.
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2017
Young Creator of the month
Every month, Kidobotikz will be selecting some of the best project submissions from the community and award the student with a “Young Creator of the Month” award ! !
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2017
High-speed racing drone comes ready to fly
The Draco drone is a quadcopter that has been built from the ground up for racing. It is crafted from a lightweight carbon fiber and is claimed to hit speeds of 75 mph and upwards
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2017
ExoMars 2020 rover mission gets green light
The ExoMars 2020 mission will use a lander/rover for surface exploration of the Martian equatorial region, where it will seek signs of present or past life.
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2017
Molecular-sensing smartphone analyzes the world around us
By analyzing the light that's reflected off vibrating molecules, this phone is reportedly capable of identifying objects by their unique optical signature, and thus determine the chemical composition of the material.
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2017
This desktop 3D printer is (mostly) 3D-printed, runs on batteries
Italian digital prototyping laboratory 3DRap is looking to make its mark with a 3D-printed 3D printer that makes use of open source software.
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2017
Honda's self-balancing motorcycle follows you around like a puppy
Using UNI-CUB technology, Honda has demonstrated a motorcycle with the ability to self-balance, and even self-drive at slow speeds.
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2017
Giant Avatar-style robot takes first steps in South Korea
This robot is the world's first manned bipedal robot and is built to work in extreme hazardous areas where humans cannot go unprotected
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2017
NOVAerial's helicopter drones: Better than multicopters?
Multicopter drones have emerged in the last five years as one of the key technologies shaping our immediate future. Their easy, stable flight and ability to hover gives them a ton of use cases from filmmaking, to deliveries, industrial inspection, constru
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2017
It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a ... feathered drone?
Scientists often turn to the animal kingdom to overcome robotics challenges, and lately we are seeing how this approach can benefit unmanned flying machines.
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