Scrum-half Kenta Fukuda on joining Honda Heat: "I want to continue to grow in all aspects, including attack, defense, and physicality. As a team, understanding tactics is important, but first and foremost, it's important to instill a winning culture” 📸 @hondaheat ©️ #rugbyjp#

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The Philadelphia 76ers are trading C/F Johni Broome and a second-round pick to the Los Angeles Clippers for cash considerations, sources tell ESPN. The deal allows the 76ers to stay under both first and second aprons while signing LeBron James and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope.

5 stocks insiders bought with their own money this month. None of them are the names you keep seeing on here. BABA: Joseph Tsai, co-founder and chairman, picked up 720,000 shares on August 25. $10.4 million. TM: Toyota’s president Kon Kenta bought 85,000 shares on August 5 for about $1.56 million. SITE: CEO Doug Black bought 5,000 shares on August 26 at roughly $96. Landscape supply distributor, 670 branches, down 25% over three months and nobody talks about it. TTMI: CEO Edwin Roks bought 10,000 shares on August 25. About $1.12 million. BKKT: Michael Alfred has made 5 separate purchases in six months. 1.16 million shares, roughly $9.1 million, and zero sales. Bonus one: Boston Scientific’s CEO bought $9 million of his own stock on August 12. Insider selling tells you nothing. Taxes, a divorce, a house, a pre-scheduled plan. Dozens of reasons. Buying has one. If you want to know the stocks WE are buying right now, you know exactly where to find us. Link in bio.

Celebrities at Karl-Anthony Towns and Jordyn Woods’ wedding included Justin Bieber, Kylie Jenner, Hailey Bieber, Timothée Chalamet, Josh Hart, Jalen Brunson, OG Anunoby, Jose Alvarado, Chris Paul, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Nic Vansteenberghe, and Olandria Carthen. (Via: PageSix)

This research is closing a loop! 📿 Literally. Grasping always had a tradeoff: either you’re versatile when forming a grasp, or strong and gentle when holding it, rarely both. This new concept developed at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, called loop closure grasping, sidesteps that tradeoff entirely. During grasp creation, the robot uses an open-loop topology, allowing free, unconstrained motion to wrap around objects of almost any shape. Once the grasp is formed, the mechanism closes the loop, switching into a structure that can hold heavy loads gently, with extremely high compliance and low contact pressure. By changing topology instead of forcing one morphology to do everything, the system achieves something grasping that is strong, gentle, and versatile at the same time. It opens the door to handling objects that have always been hard for robots. Heavy but fragile items, irregular shapes, and even human bodie (that’s how you wake me up on Sunday morning) Congrats @KentaroBarhydt and rest of the involved! 🔥 Here's the paper: ~~ ♻️ Join the weekly robotics newsletter, and never miss any news →