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Ants use the hairs on their jaws to sense objects and to mechanically stabilise their grasp over anything they are carrying
Robotics & UAVs

Ant mandibles could help robots get a better grip

elderly lady at a laptop illustrating how technology can help tackle dementia in the home
Medical & healthcare

UK project looks to tech to tackle dementia at home

Automotive

Automotive sector rattled by Trump tariffs

Electronics

Wales to see £250m investment into UK’s largest semiconductor facility

This robot can walk, without electronics, and only with the addition of a cartridge of compressed gas, right off the 3D-printer
Robotics & UAVs

Researchers develop gas powered 3D-printed robot

The probe will work alongside Ferronova’s FerroTrace to improve the detection of cancerous lymph nodes during surgery
Medical & healthcare

UK team to pioneer next-gen health tech for better patient outcomes

Aircraft flying over the North Atlantic are creating more longer-lived contrails
Aerospace

PACIFIC project to assess impact of non-CO2 emissions from aviation

Wael Othman and Mohammad A. Qasaimeh with the off-the-jaw tactile feedback system
Medical & healthcare

Off-the-jaw system adds tactile feedback to minimally invasive surgery

Materials

Nanoplastic and bio-mulch passively cool greenhouses

A new method has been used to understand how pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles interact, particularly at traffic signals
Artificial Intelligence

Lidar and AI combine to help improve road safety

Aardvark reimagines current weather prediction methods offering the potential to make weather forecasts faster, cheaper, more flexible and more accurate
Artificial Intelligence

Aardvark AI weather system offers fast and accurate forecasts

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Coal, oil & gas

Ruthenium catalyst developed for sustainable hydrogen production