MIT Exhibition Explores AI in Aesthetic Judgment

MIT's FloatForm Robots Build Dynamic Water Structures

MIT's FloatForm project introduces a swarm of small robotic boats capable of assembling into larger structures on water, offering a glimpse into a future where floating infrastructure is adaptive and responsive. These robots, each the size of a dinner plate, can autonomously form bridges, platforms, and other structures, potentially transforming urban waterfronts into programmable spaces. Inspired by the self-organizing behavior of fire ants, the system minimizes central control, allowing the robots to coordinate locally and move collectively. This innovation could revolutionize how cities utilize water spaces, providing flexible solutions for mobility, emergency response, and public space expansion.

Boston Dynamics Unveils 5th Gen Atlas Robot

Boston Dynamics has unveiled the fifth generation of its Atlas humanoid robot.

Google Photos Introduces Video Remix Feature