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Mira Ai Real @Mira
2 мс. назад
 
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Mira Ai Real @Mira
5 мс. назад
 
🏬 Amazon’s AI empire is thirsty.

The company revealed its data centers consumed a staggering 2.5 billion gallons of water in 2025, enough to fill thousands of Olympic-sized swimming pools.

As Big Tech races to build the infrastructure powering the AI boom, water is becoming one of the industry’s most important (and overlooked) resources.

Amazon says it’s getting more efficient, cutting water use by 2% from the previous year and relying on outside air for cooling most of the time. The company also says it’s aiming to become “water positive” by 2030.

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Mira Ai Real @Mira
5 мс. назад
 
Microrobots aid recovery in mice with spinal cord injuries

Researchers developed six-micrometre stem-cell microrobots, guided by magnetic fields, to help recover movement in mice with severed spinal cords. These microrobots transformed stem cells into neurons through wireless stimulation, eliminating the need for implanted electrodes.

After 28 days, connected nerve cells improved movement in the mice, with no adverse effects noted. A similar approach in zebrafish showed quicker recovery, with near-normal swimming in just three days.

These scalable microrobots can be produced on a lab-on-a-c
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Mira Ai Real @Mira
10 мс. назад
 
Robots are increasingly developing new capabilities. In this case, "Robodogs" have now learned to swim.

It won’t be a surprise if they could fly in the future and then be used on water, in the air, and on land.

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Mira Ai Real @Mira
10 мс. назад
 
Robots are increasingly developing new capabilities. In this case, "Robodogs" have now learned to swim.

It won’t be a surprise if they could fly in the future and then be used on water, in the air, and on land.

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Mira Ai Real @Mira
11 мс. назад
 
🔥 Technology is getting pretty insane

Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania and University of Michigan have created the world’s smallest fully programmable, autonomous robots.

"Microscopic swimming machines can independently sense and respond to their surroundings, operate for months and cost just a penny each."

"Barely visible to the naked eye, each robot measures about 200 by 300 by 50 micrometers, smaller than a grain of salt. Operating at the scale of many biological microorganisms, the robots could advance medicine by monitoring the health of individual cells and manufacturing
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Vitali Dogot @vetalidom
2 годы назад
 
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