Physical AI: CMU Leads the Next Wave of Intelligent Machines
Carnegie Mellon University is shaping the future of physical AI—systems that can sense, react, and make decisions in the real world. Ahead of the AI Horizons Summit, Martial Hebert, dean…
The Future of Smart Robots
Columbia University AI is moving beyond computers and into the real world. Robotics expert Sami Haddadin is leading this change. On March 4, 2025, he will speak at the Columbia…
Building Biological Robots from Human Cells.
Tufts In a groundbreaking leap at the intersection of biology and robotics, scientists at Tufts University have unveiled a new class of tiny, self-assembling biological machines—Anthrobots—constructed entirely from human tracheal…
UCLA Scientists Build Light-Powered Robot That Flaps Like a Bee
UCLA researchers have unveiled a soft robot that mimics insect flight—powered entirely by light. The tiny flapping actuator, called FLaPTOR (Flapping Trilayer Oscillatory Robot), uses a clever three-layer design to…
CMU Trains Navy Robotics Specialists for the Age of AI
Robotics Academy Prepares Sailors for Real-World Tech Challenges At the edge of a lakeshore, two U.S. Navy sailors use amphibious robots to map the terrain. Nearby, others guide a reconnaissance…
Harvard Researchers Advanced Quantum Internet
Harvard University researchers have made a significant advancement in the creation of next-generation internet technology. In a recent experiment, the team successfully established a city-wide quantum network in Boston utilizing…
MIT’s New Bionic Knee Feels Like Part of the Body, Not Just a Tool
An innovative prosthetic system that mixes with muscle and bone may transform how amputees move and feel. By Vraj Parikh | July 15, 2025 In a significant advancement that could…
Caltech Researchers Create a New, Noninvasive Way to Measure Blood Pressure
Introduction After over a decade, a team of researchers at Caltech University have created a method to accurately measure a patient’s blood pressure whilst causing little to no discomfort. A…
AI Takes Flight: Boston University’s AIR Initiative Leads Cross-Disciplinary Innovation
Just a few years ago, AI was nothing more than an emerging technology that was used to write essays for students, but now, it’s one of the most rapidly developing…