Mecha Break, the recently released free-to-play mecha shooter from Amazing Seasun Games, is a hell of a lot of fun. The ...

This causes the dead spider to act like a robot gripper, ... “The spiders themselves are biodegradable,” said Daniel Preston, assistant professor of Mechanical Engineering at Rice University.

The robot is inspired by a spider’s design while also taking some inspiration from geckos. The Magnecko uses electro-permanent magnet modules on its four feet, allowing it to walk easily on ...

Researchers from Rice University in Texas have turned spider corpses into mechanical gripping robots that can lift 130 per cent of their own body weight and be used to manipulate circuit boards.

If you think dead spider robots are something straight out of a horror movie (or your worst nightmares), I have some news for you.. Mechanical engineers from Rice University have actually turned ...

As for the new Titan, Volta completes the set of Titan powers by adding an Assault Titan to the mix. The mech is optimal for ...

According to a paper shared on the arXiv, mCLARI isn’t the first creepy crawly robot to come from CU Boulder’s mechanical engineering labs. Its predecessor, CLARI, was 34 millimeters long and ...

The answer: Spiders are hydraulic machines (SN: 4/25/22).They control how much their legs extend by forcing blood into them. A dead spider no longer has that blood pressure, so its legs curl up.

The robot utilizes a set of onboard sensors to scale the area ahead of it and look for concave rocks or other signs suggestive of a graspable area. Like a physical spider.

Giant robots in anime, particularly the mecha genre, tend to be iconic for many reasons. Whether it's a transformation sequence like Voltron/Golion being formed from many different individual ...

Faye Yap, a graduate student in mechanical engineering, wondered if a dead spider coiled up in the corridor could be utilized as a robot component. It might sound creepy for some people to witness ...

Just when you thought spiders couldn’t get any more unnerving, someone went and did this. “Necrobotics,” the act of reanimating dead things as robots, is apparently a thing now. And ...