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Damage-sensing and self-healing artificial muscles heralded as huge step forward in robotics
University of Nebraska–Lincoln scientists have devised a systems-level approach for a soft robotics technology that can identify damage, pinpoint its location, and autonomously initiate self-repair.
Contour RollerMouse Red Plus Wireless Review: More than just a very pricey wrist rest
Contour's RollerMouse Red Plus Wireless is a well-built, comfortable ergonomic alternative mouse device with a roller bar and a wrist rest, but is it the right kind of ergonomic for you?
Logitech G915 X TKL Review: The same, but better?
Logitech updated its low-profile G915 TKL with an almost-identical G915 X TKL, featuring redesigned switches, a thicker top plate, and better battery life.
Molex demonstrates PCIe 7.0 cabling solution: 128 GT/s at 1 meter
Molex unveiled its Genesis connector and cable system at Computex, targeting future PCIe 7.0 deployments with a design optimized for 128 GT/s signaling.
ASMedia and Via Labs are developing USB4 v2 controllers
ASMedia and Via Labs are working on their own USB4 v2 controllers, but don't expect them to come to market for at least 18 months.
Gabe Newell’s brain-computer interface startup to reveal first chips later this year
Starfish Neuroscience, a startup backed by Valve co-founder and CEO Gabe Newell, has published an article revealing the first details of its brain-computer interface (BCI) chip.
The world’s loudest mechanical keyboard features relays and firecrackers to make noise
Twitch stream uwo's lab built attached some relays to a mechanical keyboard, making it much louder than the loudest switches you can buy.
TSMC custom employee-exclusive suitcases are sold online for as high as $16,700
TSMC’s new custom-designed employee-exclusive 20-inch suitcase is awesome to behold, but some resellers are asking too much.
