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autoevolution 5 Jun 2021, 12:15 UTC · by Scientists are now working on building robots that look more human and have facial expressions. The EVA robot can smile, frown, express sadness, and more, but it still looks cringy, so maybe they should’ve left it with its poker face instead. 1 photo EVA is a humanoid robotic head built by engineers at the Columbia University in New York. The autonomous robot has an expressive face that can display and mimic human expressions. Making EVA was a difficult challenge that took engineers five years. Robots are usually made of still, hard materials and the humanoid robot had to be able to move its face easily. ....
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Robots may be taking away our jobs, but one consolation (perhaps the ONLY consolation) is that they don’t ever seem to look like they’re enjoying it. Then again, how many of you look like you enjoy your job … at least pre-pandemic? Well, some robots have decided to rub our human noses into our job losses by curling that thing underneath THEIR useless noses into the creepiest smile ever. If you’ve been searching for incentive to rise up against our robot overlords, that look may be it. “The idea for EVA took shape a few years ago, when my students and I began to notice that the robots in our lab were staring back at us through plastic, googly eyes.” ....
Published 2 June 2021 Carbon capture and storage is the practice of trapping and disposing of carbon dioxide in rock below the seafloor or earth’s surface to reduce buildup of this greenhouse gas in the atmosphere. The report is a critical first step in identifying how best to implement essential new technologies that could reduce atmospheric carbon dioxide levels worldwide and help address the issue of climate change. Carbon capture and storage is the practice of trapping and disposing of carbon dioxide in rock below the seafloor or earth’s surface to reduce buildup of this greenhouse gas in the atmosphere. ....