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Sep 30, 2022

Scientists Create AI-Powered Laser to ‘Neutralize’ Cockroaches

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Why use traps and pesticides when you could zap a roach away?

Sep 30, 2022

Hearts by design

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Scalable biofabrication of heart helical tissue pattern augments pumping function.

Michael V. Sefton [email protected] and Craig A. Simmons

Science.

Sep 30, 2022

Will Artificial Intelligence Drive Robots?

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Agility CEO Damion Shelton and CTO Jonathan Hurst discuss artificial intelligence and its role in robot control. They also discuss the capability of robot learning paired with physics-based locomotion, Cassie setting a new world record using learned policies for control, and an exploration of the future of robotics through Dall-E.

At Agility, we make robots that are made for work. Our robot Digit works alongside us in spaces designed for people. Digit handles the boring and repetitive tasks that are meant for a machine, which allows companies and their people to focus on the work that requires the human element.

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Sep 29, 2022

Just like Back to the Future: A design company has created a 3D shoe that adapts to the wearer’s foot

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Have you ever desired to possess shoes like in the Back to Future movie? The shoes that tie the laces to fit the feet…

Well, it may not be exactly the same thing, but German company WertelOberfell seems to have managed to create 3D-printed shoes that adapt to your feet.

Sep 29, 2022

Schrödinger Win for Extreme Waves

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Researchers create the most realistic rogue waves to date, showing dynamics that follow those expected for extreme waves in more idealized systems.

Sep 29, 2022

DALL·E Now Available Without Waitlist

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New users can start creating straight away. Lessons learned from deployment and improvements to our safety systems make wider availability possible.

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Starting today, we are removing the waitlist for the DALL·E beta so users can sign up and start using it immediately. More than 1.5M users are now actively creating over 2M images a day with DALL·E—from artists and creative directors to authors and architects—with over 100K users sharing their creations and feedback in our Discord community.

Sep 29, 2022

Bruce Willis has become first Hollywood actor to sell rights to ‘digital twin’

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Looks like he will be able to do Die Hard 300 and beyond.😄


Earlier this year, Bruce Willis announced he’d be ‘stepping away’ from acting following an aphasia diagnosis.

A disorder that affects how a person communicates, aphasia impacts writing, speech, and how someone understands spoken language.

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Sep 28, 2022

NASA Throws a DART at an Asteroid to Test How to Stop a Civilization-Killing Rock from Hitting Earth in the Future

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DART demonstrated using a kinetic impactor to crash into a small asteroid and alter its orbital path.

Sep 27, 2022

Experimental and Analytical Framework for “Mix-and-Read” Assays Based on Split Luciferase

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The use of immunodetection assays including the widely used enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) in applications such as point-of-care detection is often limited by the need for protein immobilization and multiple binding and washing steps. Here, we describe an experimental and analytical framework for the development of simple and modular “mix-and-read” enzymatic complementation assays based on split luciferase that enable sensitive detection and quantification of analytes in solution. In this assay, two engineered protein binders targeting nonoverlapping epitopes on the target analyte were each fused to nonactive fragments of luciferase to create biosensor probes. Binding proteins to two model targets, lysozyme and Sso6904, were isolated from a combinatorial library of Sso7d mutants using yeast surface display.

Sep 27, 2022

‘Something is seriously wrong’: Room-temperature superconductivity study retracted

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After doubts grew, blockbuster Nature paper is withdrawn over objections of study team.