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    Process begins to fill Lindsey Graham's Senate seat after his death▼Lindsey Graham's death prompts process to fill his Senate seat✉newsWorldElections1 h ago

    Reports say Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina has died, setting in motion the process of filling his Senate seat. Under state law, the governor would call a special election to fill the vacancy, and attention is turning to who might run and how the balance of the Senate could be affected.

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    Developer releases tool to simplify motion control programming●Motion control is hard (so I made it easy)▶youtubeTechnologySoftware66.2K41 min ago

    Ryan Strace has released a new software project aimed at making motion control easier, arguing in his announcement that motion control is hard. The project has drawn strong attention, with tens of thousands of likes and engagement across platforms, as developers and hobbyists discuss the difficulty of the field and whether the new tool genuinely lowers the barrier to entry.

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    Researchers describe a technique that uses three-dimensional structured light fields to steer and control electron behavior, a development in the field of physics with potential implications for ultrafast electronics and quantum technologies. The work demonstrates how shaping light in full three dimensions offers finer control over electron motion than conventional approaches.

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    Researchers have developed a tiny jumping robot capable of precisely controlling the height of each jump. The achievement is notable because fine-tuned jump control at small scales is difficult, and could support applications in exploration, search-and-rescue, or microrobotics research.

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    Single-board computer and controller target robotic systems▼SBC and controller deliver inference, vision, navigation, control and connectivity for robots.✉newsTechnologyRobotics1 h ago

    A new single-board computer paired with a controller module has been introduced for robotics applications, combining inference, computer vision, navigation, motion control and connectivity in one package. The integrated approach is aimed at developers building autonomous robots, reducing the need to assemble separate subsystems for perception, decision-making and communications.

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    AI is Helping Robots Kick Better●Industry Insights: AI is Helping Robots Kick Better✉newsTechnologyRobotics3 h ago

    The Association for Advancing Automation reports that artificial intelligence is improving the way robots perform kicking motions, a development relevant to legged robotics and dynamic movement control. The industry group's insight highlights how machine learning helps machines balance and coordinate movements that were previously difficult to program. Discussion is so far limited to the industry publication itself.