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Binghamton Professor Breaks 75th World Record in 30 Seconds
Sports3d ago

Binghamton Professor Breaks 75th World Record in 30 Seconds

A Binghamton University professor just ripped his way into the record books for the 75th time. Bill Clark tore through a deck of cards in 30 seconds, proving that everyday heroes come in unexpected forms.

Google News - World Record2 min read
Robotic Guide Dogs Now Talk to Visually Impaired Users
VideosApr 12

Robotic Guide Dogs Now Talk to Visually Impaired Users

Researchers at Binghamton University created robot guide dogs that communicate verbally with blind users, offering route planning and real-time navigation feedback. Seven legally blind participants tested the system and expressed excitement about its potential to transform daily independence.

The Robot Report3 min read
Binghamton Firefighters Rescue Dog Stuck on Roof
Community HeroesMar 21

Binghamton Firefighters Rescue Dog Stuck on Roof

A curious dog found himself in a high place when he wandered onto a roof in Binghamton, New York. The local fire crew turned a routine call into another feel-good rescue story.

Google News - Firefighter Rescues2 min read
Binghamton Firefighters Use Treats to Rescue Rooftop Dog
Community HeroesMar 20

Binghamton Firefighters Use Treats to Rescue Rooftop Dog

A curious dog in Binghamton, New York got himself stuck on a roof after wandering out but couldn't find his way back inside. Local firefighters saved the day with patience, doggy treats, and a little creative problem-solving.

Google News - Firefighter Rescues2 min read
Volunteers Keep Binghamton's Only Bookstore Alive
Acts of KindnessFeb 9

Volunteers Keep Binghamton's Only Bookstore Alive

In Binghamton, New York, a team of dedicated volunteers has kept Riot Act Books running since 2020, making it the city's only bookstore. Their anti-profit model proves community-powered businesses can thrive where traditional stores couldn't.

Google: volunteers help2 min read
Caterpillars Hear Through Tiny Hairs, Inspiring New Tech
VideosJan 29

Caterpillars Hear Through Tiny Hairs, Inspiring New Tech

Scientists at Binghamton University discovered that caterpillars hear through microscopic body hairs, not ears. This breakthrough could revolutionize how we design microphones.

Phys.org2 min read