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Meta, led by CEO Mark Zuckerberg, is advancing its technology to create wearable devices that can interpret brain signals for controlling digital tools. Unlike similar technologies like Elon Musk’s Neuralink, which require surgical implantation, Meta’s devices are non-invasive and worn on the wrist. These devices utilize electromyography (EMG) to translate neural signals into commands for other devices. This innovative approach, currently in internal testing at Meta, aims to eventually integrate with augmented reality platforms like Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses to enhance digital interactions through sophisticated, multi-modal AI technologies. This marks a significant step in bridging the gap between human cognitive functions and machine operations, potentially transforming how we interact with our digital environments. @science

🦾The Dawn of the Robot Era! We’re stepping into the world of science fiction—literally. The era of robots, particularly bipedal androids straight out of 20th-century sci-fi, has begun. These advanced machines are designed to comprehend spoken commands, engage in intelligent conversation, and execute tasks as directed. As we move into the next decade, robots are poised to become as commonplace as cars—expensive yet highly practical and increasingly integral to our daily lives. The impact of robots is expected to surpass even that of automobiles, potentially making the 21st century known in history as “the age of robots.” @science

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🐑 Meet the Adorable Sea Sheep! Discover the enchanting sea slug, Costasiella kuroshimae, often called the sea sheep due to its resemblance to a fluffy lamb. This tiny marine creature, only about 5 mm long, thrives at depths of 10 meters off the coasts of the Philippines, Indonesia, and Japan. Remarkably, despite its small size, the sea sheep can perform photosynthesis. It feeds on algae, retaining chloroplasts from its diet to harness energy directly from the sun. 🌊 Dive into the marine world with us on @science

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In a fascinating development from Singapore, scientists are turning cockroaches into cyborgs. Equipped with special backpacks, these insects can be remotely controlled. This isn’t just an experiment in robotics—it’s a future vision where these cyborg cockroaches could be employed in search-and-rescue missions or even in tracking operations. Next time you spot a cockroach, consider this: it might just be more than meets the eye. @science

Boston Dynamics has introduced the new generation of Atlas robots. Yes, this is the same robot known for performing parkour and being constantly kicked. The new model, developed in partnership with Hyundai, will be employed in their car manufacturing plants. And you said robots wouldn't take our jobs. @science

JUST IN: Telegram founder Pavel Durov sat down with Tucker for his first on-camera interview since 2016. In this clip, Durov talks about the pressure tactics the US government has used against him, including sending FBI agents to his home. Watch the full interview at TuckerCarlson.com.

🤖 AI Trains Miniature Robots to Play Football British scientists have pushed the envelope in robotics by enabling tiny humanoid robots—just knee-high to a person—to play football. These mini-athletes are powered by deep reinforcement learning, a cutting-edge AI technology that assimilates vast amounts of football simulation data to equip the robots with versatile in-game tactics. These robots can autonomously choose tactics, dynamically adapt to game situations, and even fiercely compete for the ball. While currently limited to one-on-one matches, their movement speed, turning, and ball-striking have surpassed initial expectations. They’ve also achieved smoother, more precise movements and can automatically determine their tactics almost as quickly as live players do, blocking shots and standing up after falls. Stay tuned for the next generation of robotic athletes! 🚀 🤖 @science

Astounding Aerial Abilities of Black Vultures! 🦅 Did you know? Black vultures can soar to heights of up to 1 kilometer and travel distances of 400 kilometers in a single day. However, despite their impressive flight skills, these birds can appear quite awkward on land due to their distinctive gait. Fascinating, isn’t it? @science