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    Singapore engineers unveil transforming droplet robot ALBATROSSβ—πŸ€– NEW: Engineers in # Singapore built # ALBATROSS , a roughly 1 kg # robot that falls from a # drone at about 150 m, spiMmastodonTechnologyRobotics520 h ago

    Engineers in Singapore have built ALBATROSS, a robot weighing about one kilogram that is dropped from a drone at roughly 150 metres. It spins its limbs to slow its fall from around 110 to 24 km/h, then transforms into a small sailboat steered by a fish-like rudder. The machine runs on just three actuators and three sensors, impressing observers with how much capability is packed into such a simple design.

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    Study models how albatrosses may evolve as climate warmsβ–ΌπŸ¦… NEW: A # PNAS study fed more than three decades of black-browed # albatross records into a model that let traits likeMmastodonScience616 h ago

    A new PNAS study fed more than three decades of black-browed albatross records into an evolutionary model, allowing traits such as wing length, breeding timing and behavior to change as the climate warms. The results show that so-called evolutionary rescue can extend the species' survival under mild warming, but that strong warming overwhelms this adaptive capacity, raising concerns about the long-term future of albatross populations.

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    Albatross Robot Falls, Self-Rights, and Sails Like a Leafβ–ΌMeet Albatross: It Falls, Spins, Self-Rights, and Sails Away Like a Leafβœ‰newsTechnologyRobotics1 h ago

    Engineers have unveiled a small robot called Albatross that mimics the way a leaf or gliding seed travels on the wind. It can drop from height, spin and self-right when it lands, then set off across the ground, suggesting a lightweight design for cheap, deployable robots that scatter over wide areas for sensing or delivery tasks.

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    Jordan Smith holes remarkable albatross for Shot of the Day●Jordan Smith’s amazing albatross is the Shot of the Dayβœ‰newsSportGolf15 h ago

    English golfer Jordan Smith produced an albatross β€” three shots on a single hole β€” that has been named the PGA Tour's Shot of the Day. Albatrosses are among the rarest feats in golf, rarer than a hole-in-one, which explains the buzz around the strike. Fans are sharing the highlight as one of the standout moments of the tournament week.

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    Jordan Smith holes remarkable albatross at Bank of Utah Championship●Watch Jordan Smith make incredible albatross at Bank of Utahβœ‰newsSportGolf21 h ago

    Golfer Jordan Smith produced an albatross during the Bank of Utah Championship, holing a shot two strokes under par on a hole. The rare feat, seen only occasionally on the PGA Tour, is drawing attention from golf fans impressed by the shot's difficulty and timing.