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When placed outdoors at night, the device produces up to 400 milliwatts of mechanical power per square metre, enough to power a small fan or charge a motor

Potential uses include disease detection, environmental clean-up, and smart construction materials

Valve’s bold new hardware drop isn’t just a flex. It’s a warning shot. Steam is gearing up for something big, and Microsoft should be paying attention

Known as a transneuron, the tiny device can switch between functions linked to vision, planning, and movement, marking a step toward more human-like machines