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This 3D-printed plate lets food droplets magically move without being touched

New "computational food" design incorporates electrowetting on dielectric technology.

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Whoa Food Just Moved Around A Plate All By Itself

Monash University researchers design a system called Dancing Delicacies to make dining more engaging and interactive. Yes, this time you can play with your food.

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Soft robot easily goes from land to water

New soft robots can shift from walking to swimming. They could one day be used in rescue situations or to interact with sea animals or coral.

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Carnegie Mellon Unveils Soft Robot Capable of Land and Sea Movement

Carnegie Mellon Unveils Soft Robot Capable of Land and Sea Movement
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Wooden carrier unwinds to bury seeds

Engineers have developed wooden seed carriers that mimic the behavior of self-burying seeds.

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