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Little Robot Learns to Walk in 4 Hours [Video]

June 19, 2017June 19, 2017 Christopher Isak 2469 Views 1 Comment AI, Biorobotics, Delft Biorobotics Laboratory, Duration, Engineering, Erik Schuitema, Lab, Learning, Leo, Machine Learning, Robot, Robotics, STEM, Student, TU Delft, Video

Little robot Leo starts his learning on how to walk as slowly as a human toddler. Yet, with a fully

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Drone Medic to the Rescue! [Video]

May 3, 2017May 3, 2017 Christopher Isak 2400 Views 0 Comment AED, Ambulance, Automated External Defibrilator, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Communication, CPR, Design, Doctor, Drone, Experts, Flying, Gear, Healing, Health, Helpers, Helping People, Innovation, innovative, Layman, Medic, Medical, Medical Equipment, Medication, Pills, Saving People, Treatment, TU Delft, UAV, Usage, Vehicle

This innovative design by TU Delft might change the landscape of ambulance and first aid services. The Ambulance Drone could

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TU Delft Introduces Their Biplane Drone “delftAcopter”

October 25, 2016 Christopher Isak 1274 Views 1 Comment Airmanship Award, Australia, Aviation, Bart Remes, Cruise Speed, Delft, delftAcopter, Drone, Engineering, Flying, Landing, Medical, Netherlands, Outback, Prize, Research, Takeoff, Technology, TU Delft, UAV, University, Vehicle, Vertical, Wing, Wingspan

Drones used to be something exciting and new but they seemingly begin to become a commodity as far as hardware

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TU Delft Is Working on Self-Healing Concrete [Video]

July 20, 2016 Christopher Isak 925 Views 0 Comment Animated Infographic, Bacteria, Building, Concept, Concrete, Corrosion, Cracks, Damage, Decay, Delft University of Technology, Design, DIG it, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences, Ideation, Leakage, Material, Materials & Environment, Netherlands, Pepijn Berghout, Regenerating, Regenerative, renewal, Renewing, Self-Healing, Street, Sustainability, Tar, TU Delft, University, Valorisation Centre, Video, Water

I’ve seen some great things happening at TU Delft before, but this new concept video was stunning in a very

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Rewritable Storage Devices Moving to Atomic Level

July 19, 2016January 9, 2017 Christopher Isak 853 Views 0 Comment Atomic, Atoms, BBC, Chlorine, Copper, Data, Data Science, Data Storage, Dutch, Informatics, information technology, IT, Kilobyte, Memory, Netherlands, Post Stamp, Rewritable, Sander Otte, Science, Scientists, Short News, Storage, Team, Terabits, TU Delft, University

18-July, Delft – Scientists from the Technical University of Delft (TU Delft) are working on a data storage device that

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