70K views · 237 reactions | Engineers have developed tiny robots made of human cells, known as “anthrobots” are capable of repairing damaged neural tissue. Engineers hope the tiny robots could one day be used to clear arteries, break up mucus or deliver drugs, with or without genetic engineering. Read the science in today’s newsletter: https://bit.ly/3RoWpfS #Anthrobots #HumanCells #ScienceNews #Join1440 | 1440 | Facebook

2.8M views · 2.2K reactions | The robot revolution is here. The 2025 International Humanoid Robot Skills Competition, held in Shanghai this May, has highlighted a trend: humanoid robots are now transitioning from the lab to real-life applications – in households and factories. These robots can lift boxes, dispose of garbage and even battle it out in soccer matches! Just imagine the potential real-world scenarios and challenges. Want a closer look? | CGTN | Facebook