A brain-computer interface has enabled a paralyzed hand to play a tune. The technology successfully translated neural activity to restore functional movement to the impaired hand.
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The initiative serves as a living testbed for autonomous transit, aiming to eliminate the need for transfers between the island's monorail and beach trams. By partnering with ride-hailing and tech operators, the destination seeks to enhance overall guest mobility across major recreation and hospitality hubs.
Bereaved families and domestic advocacy organizations in South Korea are pressing Activision to remove scenes of the 2022 Itaewon disaster incorporated into its latest title. The brief clips portray victims receiving CPR and bodies lying in streets to represent civilian fallout from an imaginary North Korean attack. Critics argue exploiting the actual tragedy inflicts renewed distress on surviving victims and first responders.
MIT researchers have developed an origami-inspired construction method that transforms flat aluminum sheets into lightweight, rigid structures that can bear loads without interior support columns. The technique uses modular components cut by computer-controlled machines, folded into geometric shapes, and assembled with basic hand tools such as screwdrivers, removing the need for large-scale welding equipment. In a demonstration, the team suspended a 23-foot folded aluminum sculpture in the Boston Public Library at…