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News Highlights: Researchers in Singapore pair computers with a notorious plant to advance robotics. It may not be as conscious or bloodthirsty as the
A nightmarish robot with Venus flytraps for hands that can trap objects in its jaw-like leaves — and then pick them up — has been developed by scientists. Engineers from Singapore used tiny remote-controlled electrodes to stimulate severed leaves of the iconic carnivorous plants into closing on command. While the project may seem straight out of the mad scientists' playbook, integrating soft and flexible plant matter into robots could have sensible practical applications. It would allow robots to pick up and manipulate fragile objects that might otherwise be damaged by traditional, mechan...
CORBIN, Ky. (AP) — Running a puzzle company is not as simple as putting a few good...
Watchmen Star Regina King Tries To Identify Which Superheroes Are Real ✖ Regina King may have played a superhero herself, but that doesn't necessarily make her an expert in identifying which are the real deal, and which are just created for comedic effect. She proved this a bit, during a "Superhero ro Superzero?" segment on The Late Late Show With James Corden. Flanked by a trio of fake superheroes, Late Late Show staffers dressed up as the DC heroes Arm Fall Off Boy and Polka Dot Man (set to make his big-screen debut in The Suicide Squad later this year), and the British comics and TV h...
Greg Hall’s steel “Laurel Live Oak” sculpture and Jill Webb’s “Loggerhead Labyrinth” floor design will be part of the new terminal at ILM. (Port City Daily/Courtesy of ILM) WILMINGTON—As travelers hustle through Wilmington International Airport’s new terminal expansion, they’ll also be welcomed by the talent of local artists, thanks to its partnership with the Arts Council of Wilmington and New Hanover County. Three new installations will go up in July 2021, created by muralist Jill Webb, as well as sculptors Paul Hill, Greg Hall and Jeff Hackney. The ILM terminal expansion ...