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Malaysia is fast-tracking its tech workforce with a goal to train 5,000 people in advanced chip technology by 2027. The country is partnering with global tech giant Arm Limited to build a skilled semiconductor industry and keep homegrown talent working at home.
A groundbreaking clinical trial shows that training the less-impaired arm after stroke significantly improves motor skills, even years later. This discovery could transform daily life for millions of stroke survivors who rely on their "good" arm.
Nevada County is calling for volunteers to help honor military members and veterans at its largest annual Armed Forces Day celebration on May 16. The free event features airplane rides, live music, and activities that bring the entire community together.
Scientists finally know why T. rex had such famously small arms. New research shows the fearsome predator evolved massive jaws and a powerful skull instead, making arms unnecessary for hunting.
While imported bionic arms cost more than most Indian families earn in a year, Prashant Gade built functional prosthetics in a tiny Pune room using hot water bags and toy levers. His company Inali now provides bionic arms at one-tenth the usual price, restoring independence to over 12,000 people.
A Florida man who had a stroke at age seven can now move his paralyzed arm again, thanks to a tiny implanted device that reawakens dormant nerves. The FDA-approved technology is giving hope to patients who lost function decades ago.
Scientists created AI-powered soft robot arms that learn movements once and instantly adapt to new situations without retraining. The breakthrough brings safe, flexible robots closer to helping people with daily tasks like bathing and rehabilitation.
When armed robbers opened fire at PMJ jewelry shop in Karimnagar, the staff refused to back down and fought to protect their store. Their brave resistance forced the criminals to flee, leaving behind stolen goods.
A robotics company celebrated 20 years by unveiling a surgical robot built specifically for operating rooms, not adapted from industrial machines. The lightweight arm could make advanced robotic surgery more accessible to hospitals everywhere.
A groundbreaking NHS trial is testing an earpiece device that helps stroke survivors recover arm function from home. Amanda James-Hammett, who lost movement at 37, can now sew, dress herself, and carry tea again after 12 weeks of treatment.
Queen Máxima of the Netherlands is training to become a military reservist, joining her husband and eldest daughter in serving the Dutch armed forces. The 54-year-old queen picked up her uniform last week, just before the age cutoff for new reservists.
Oliver Burkeman's new philosophy of "imperfectionism" teaches readers how letting go of impossible standards helps them focus on what truly matters. His TED interview reveals why accepting our limitations is the key to living a fuller life.
A decade after Tesla teased a "snake charger" that never shipped, Xiaomi just unveiled a robotic arm that plugs in your electric car automatically. The compact device fits tight garage spaces and delivers hands-free charging without the energy waste of wireless systems.
A robot with three arms can now slice and arrange raw fish like a professional sushi chef. The autonomous sashimi-bot handles delicate salmon with precision that could transform food preparation.
A 17-year-old engineer from India just proved you don't need a fancy lab to break world records. Hiten Dharpure created a fully functional robot arm smaller than a paperclip using everyday materials and his bedroom workspace.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul just announced a pilot program requiring repeat speeders to install smart devices that prevent excessive speeding. The technology taps into existing systems that already display speed limits in many modern cars.
YouTube just launched new parental controls that let families set daily time limits on Shorts or block them completely. The update responds to growing concerns about endless scrolling and its impact on teen wellbeing.
A team in Guadalajara designed a prosthetic arm that uses just one muscle sensor to control multiple natural movements, making bionic limbs easier to use. For one tester, it's a childhood promise finally fulfilled.
A Mexican engineer kept his childhood promise to his best friend, creating a simplified robotic arm that could make prosthetics accessible to thousands. The device uses just one muscle sensor to control multiple hand movements.
Forty-two members of a Maoist rebel group in India voluntarily surrendered to police, handing over three dozen weapons and choosing peace over conflict. Among them were senior commanders who had spent decades in armed struggle.
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