Humanoid laboratory assistant 🧪 Flexible and smooth, it operates reagent syringes and conducts experiments like a human. Wuji Tech's dexterous hand + DeepCybo's brain/humanoid robot Prime 01 = a compliant, autonomous humanoid laboratory assistant that performs tasks. And basic tasks like these no longer need to take up researchers' time.

The ISS National Laboratory enables space research for commercial, academic, and government users. Our team at Marshall supports these experiments on board. Learn more about the ISS National Lab as they celebrate 15 years:

.@ZachLahn: "Paraquat is used in laboratory settings to induce Parkinsons in rats and mice... It's currently used on hundreds of thousands of acres in Iowa. It's made by a Chinese company, but the Chinese government bans the use of it in their own country... Farmers are ready for products like that to be off the market."

Cybertruck has become Tesla’s rolling engineering laboratory With Cybertruck, Tesla introduced and scaled technologies that rethink how a modern vehicle is designed from the ground up: • 48V architecture — 4× lower current, enabling lighter and simpler wiring • True steer-by-wire — no traditional steering shaft, with variable steering response • Rear-wheel steering — tighter low-speed maneuverability and greater high-speed stability • Structural stainless-steel exoskeleton — exterior structure carries crash loads and increases body stiffness • Full-hard stainless air bending — Tesla-developed tooling bends ultra-hard body panels without touching or scratching the visible surface • Etherloop — gigabit vehicle networking that eliminates roughly 70% of cross-vehicle wiring This is what makes Cybertruck much bigger than its design Tesla used one vehicle to rethink electrical architecture, steering, structure, networking and manufacturing all at once Cybertruck is a preview of the engineering architecture Tesla is carrying into its next generation of vehicles

Roche plans to deploy new laboratory equipment in the epicenter of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Ebola epidemic as authorities struggle to contain a virus that has repeatedly outrun the response

“Crypto is really kind of like a laboratory for lots of disciplines to experiment in.” @Tim_Roughgarden on what makes blockchains uniquely useful for research: “If you study financial markets and you have an idea to make Wall Street better, that’s going to be pretty hard to even experiment with.” “But if you have an idea for a new kind of decentralized finance and a DeFi protocol, go ahead and deploy it. No one’s stopping you.” “You can try out ideas in the wild that you would never be able to in a more traditional application domain.” @MTSlive @sophiadew