Arranging a meeting is usually a flurry of planning, reservations, materials collating and getting the word out about the event, but you don't want to have a mass stampede of attendees upon arrival.

Two MIT graduates have developed an AI-powered 3D printer that converts household food waste into functional objects like cup holders, coasters, and decorative items. What if you could use your ...

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Abstract: This paper presents the mechatronics design, modeling, and characterization of a soft robotic table inspired by caterpillar locomotion. The table is capable of manipulating objects on the XY ...

Adam Feinberg, Carnegie Mellon professor of biomedical engineering. A research team at Carnegie Mellon University has developed a technique for 3D printing tissue scaffolds out of collagen, the major ...

Sometimes a spoon is just a spoon. By Joshua David Stein Joshua David Stein’s children’s books include “Lunch From Home,” “What’s Cooking?” and “Solitary Animals.” The spoon’s best-known role in the ...

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