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- 1Dexter at 20: How Pilot Reshoots Built a Franchise▼Dexter at 20: How Pilot Reshoots Helped Create a Franchise (Exclusive)
The Television Academy marks the 20th anniversary of Dexter with an exclusive feature looking back at the show's pilot reshoots. The piece explores how reworking the pilot episode helped define the series' distinctive style and tone, ultimately turning the Miami-set serial-killer drama into a lasting franchise that spawned sequels and revival series.
- 2Fitness Plus Dexter Offers Free Chair Pilates Classes●Free chair Pilates at Fitness Plus Dexter focuses on core st...
Fitness Plus in Dexter is running free chair Pilates sessions aimed at building core strength. The low-impact format is designed to be accessible for older adults or those with limited mobility, using a chair for support instead of a mat. The local paper's coverage of the offering is drawing attention from residents interested in free fitness options.
- 3ETH Zurich robotic hand walks on its fingertips●Discover the extraordinary ETH Zurich robotic hand. Researchers successfully trained this detached mechanical hand to wa
Researchers at ETH Zurich have trained a detached mechanical hand to walk independently on its fingertips, demonstrating striking advances in soft robotics and AI control. Clips of the eerie, lifelike movement are spreading widely online, with commenters marvelling at the dexterity and debating how such technology could be used in prosthetics, research and automation.
- 4Disembodied Robot Hand Walks, Grabs Objects and Beats Video Games▼Disembodied Robot Hand Can Walk, Grab Objects and Even Beat Video Games
Researchers have unveiled a disembodied robotic hand capable of walking on its fingers, grasping objects and even playing video games. The demonstration highlights rapid advances in dexterous robotics, showing a single manipulator performing locomotion and manipulation tasks once thought to require a full humanoid platform. Commentators are pointing to it as a striking example of how far robotic actuation and control have progressed.