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Breakthrough Self-Healing Bioelectronic Interface Sets New Standard for Brain-Implant Biocompatibility

1 week ago | azorobotics.com | Laura Thomson

According to a study published in Cyborg and Bionic Systems, recent advances in flexible bioelectronics have made significant progress toward seamless integration at bio-tissue-electronic interfaces. However, persistent obstacles such as foreign body response (FBR) caused by mechanical mismatch and signal instability under dynamic physiological settings remain key impediments.
New Haptic Devices Boost Safety and Precision in Industrial Robot Control

1 week ago | azorobotics.com | Bethan Davies |Soham Nandi

Reviewed by Bethan DaviesResearchers have developed two advanced haptic devices that enhance robotic teleoperation by providing more intuitive and precise control in hazardous industrial environments, addressing a long-standing gap in safety and usability.
Aerial Robots for Flexible Material Manipulation

1 week ago | azorobotics.com | Laura Thomson

With an NSF CAREER award and inspiration from nature, Lehigh University researcher David Saldaña hopes to improve the capabilities of aerial robots, enabling them to manipulate flexible materials and adjust to changing stresses in real-time. Inspiration can strike at any time, any place, and from almost anything. I was walking my dog and watching a squirrel jump from tree branch to tree branch.
Drone Regulations Around the World: What You Need to Know

1 week ago | azorobotics.com | Bethan Davies |Soham Nandi

Reviewed by Bethan DaviesDrones are taking off, but so are regulatory concerns. The rapid adoption of drones across commercial, military, and recreational sectors is reshaping industries—but it’s also raising serious concerns around safety, privacy, and airspace integrity. Unregulated use can lead to mid-air collisions, unauthorized surveillance, and disruptions to controlled zones.
Solar-Powered Robotic Foam Purifies Water and Steers Itself

1 week ago | azorobotics.com | Bethan Davies |Soham Nandi

Reviewed by Bethan DaviesResearchers have developed a light-driven robotic material that autonomously purifies water, propels itself across surfaces, and runs entirely on sunlight—no batteries, motors, or electronics required. Published in PhotoniX, the study introduces a multifunctional foam built from reduced graphene oxide (RGO), titanium carbide MXene, and titanium dioxide (Ti3C2Tx–TiO2).
AI Unlocks Jellyfish Movement Control, Offers Insights for Soft Robotics

1 week ago | azorobotics.com | Laura Thomson

In an innovative study published in Nature Communications, a research team led by Dai Owaki, an associate professor in the Department of Robotics at Tohoku University’s Graduate School of Engineering, used moderate electric pulses to successfully regulate jellyfish's swimming behavior. They used a lightweight artificial intelligence (AI) model to forecast each jellyfish’s swimming speed.
NASA’s Perseverance Rover Probes One of Mars’ Oldest Rock Formations

1 week ago | azorobotics.com | Bethan Davies |Soham Nandi

Reviewed by Bethan DaviesNASA’s Perseverance rover is now investigating a region on Mars known as “Krokodillen,” an area that may hold some of the oldest rocks on the planet. This site could offer rare insights into early Martian environments—possibly even signs of ancient water or life. NASA scientists are also testing a new sampling strategy that allows selected rock cores to remain unsealed, giving the mission added flexibility as exploration continues.
How Smart Robots Could Aid Individuals with Dyspraxia

2 weeks ago | azorobotics.com | Bethan Davies

Smart robots may soon offer more personalized support for people with motor coordination conditions like dyspraxia, thanks to a new project led by the University of Surrey. Engineers are developing mathematical models that enable assistive robots to detect and respond to a person’s intent, effort, and fatigue, allowing the technology to adapt in real time and offer more tailored assistance.
AI-Powered Discovery Maps the 3D Structure of the Human Genome

2 weeks ago | azorobotics.com | Bethan Davies |Soham Nandi

Reviewed by Bethan DaviesIn a major leap for genetics, scientists from MIT and UMass Medical School have uncovered how the human genome folds into a three-dimensional, knot-free structure, called a fractal globule, that allows cells to tightly pack DNA while keeping key genes accessible. Their findings explain how nearly two meters of DNA fit inside a cell nucleus just microns wide, all while supporting essential processes like gene expression and replication.
AI-Driven Urban Research Using Instagram Emotion Analysis

2 weeks ago | azorobotics.com | Laura Thomson

Researchers at the University of Missouri have created an artificial intelligence (AI) tool to analyze public Instagram posts to improve city safety, services, and emergency response efforts. The study was published in Frontiers in Computer Science.