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- 1NASA team develops humanoid robots to assist astronauts●🤖 NEW: # NASA ’s Dexterous # Robotics Team at Johnson Space Center develops # humanoid robots to assist # astronaut crew
NASA's Dexterous Robotics Team at Johnson Space Center is developing humanoid robots to help astronaut crews on Moon and Mars missions. Building on 15 years of work with the Valkyrie and Robonaut 2 robots, engineers are testing the machines for tasks such as transporting equipment and operating hatches, freeing astronauts to focus on exploration work.
- 2Efficient Computer raises $97M Series B at $650M valuation▼Efficient Computer raises $97M Series B, valuing startup at $650M
Startup Efficient Computer has raised a $97 million Series B funding round, valuing the company at $650 million. The Pittsburgh-based chip developer, founded by Carnegie Mellon professor Brandon Lucia, is building energy-efficient general-purpose processors. The funding will support scaling its engineering team and commercializing its technology, drawing attention in the semiconductor and energy-efficiency space.
- 3Dynasty Warriors 3 Remastered Team Discusses Remaster Choices and Unreal Engine 5●Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered Interview: Remake vs. Remaster, Using Unreal Engine 5, More https:// nin
A new interview with the team behind Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered covers why the project is a remaster rather than a full remake, and how Unreal Engine 5 is being used to update the classic hack-and-slash title. The developers also touch on other technical and design decisions behind bringing the 2000s game to modern platforms.
- 4Lance Stroll: Honda engine costs Aston Martin two seconds a lap●Lance Stroll: Honda F1 engine makes Aston Martin slower by two seconds a lap
Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll says the team's Honda Formula 1 engine is making the car slower by two seconds a lap, according to Motorsport.com. The claim points to a significant performance deficit linked to the power unit, and is likely to fuel debate about the team's engine partnership and competitiveness in the current F1 season.
- 5Lance Stroll: Honda engine leaves Aston Martin two seconds a lap slower●Lance Stroll: Honda F1 engine makes Aston Martin slower by two seconds a lap https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/lance-st
Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll says the Honda F1 engine has left the team roughly two seconds per lap slower, a striking assessment of the car's current competitiveness. The comment has drawn attention in the Formula 1 paddock and among fans, given Honda's upcoming ties with Aston Martin and the team's struggles relative to rivals.
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