This is a video from researchers at the University Of Washington who have developed a tiny, pannable camera system capable of streaming live video that’s so small it can fit on the back of a beetle (or any other small insect). The entire system weighs only 248 milligrams in total.

This is a video of engineer Shane Wighton of YouTube channel Stuff Made Here discussing and demonstrating the robot he built to cut his hair with actual scissors instead of clippers or anything else that would potentially be safer. Shane must really trust his abilities, because as far as risky

This is another robotic spy animal video from John Downer Productions, this time featuring a robotic grizzly bear cub and bald eagle drone capturing some footage of wild grizzly bears as they fish in a river. Did you know a grizzly bear can smell fish from 20 miles away? That’s

Seen here doing his best Wolverine, this is a video of Youtuber the Hacksmith building a pneumatic exoskeletal suit to cheat his way to the bicep curl world record, with a 255-pound curl (the all-human record is currently 249.12 pounds, as set by arm wrestler Denis Cyplenkov). I mean the

Because the world is going to hell in the bicycle basket of Wile E. Coyote’s rocket-powered jet-bike, the Nippon Professional Baseball team Softbank Hawks have added 20 Boston Dynamics Spot quadruped robots and 20 Softbank Robotics Pepper humanoid robots to the stands to act as cheerleaders in the fan-less Paypal

In ‘Did you really have to use the medical head with the exposed flesh?’ news, this is a video about the potential use of a remotely operated robotic system developed by the Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials that could collect COVID-19 test samples without the risk of exposure to

This is a video of a robotic spy sea turtle on a Costa Rican beach capturing some up-close-and-personal footage of some of the thousands of sea turtle who have come to nest. So, if you ever wanted to get an uncomfortably close glimpse of a sea turtle squeezing out a

Theis is a video of Sand Drawing Robot 2.0, a robot built by Ivan Miranda that crawls along the beach leaving pre-programmed text in its wake. It “uses 50 mini servos to doodle, two mini tanks to drive, and Arduino Mega controllers for its digital brains.” That’s cool. Obviously, if