here’s a look back at the top 10 fashion stories that captured our imagination during the past 12 months.

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broken pieces of soft mirrors are pieced together using medical cotton gauze and 18-carat gold finishing, while the electric components installed allow them to move autonomously.

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titled A.I. god, the artwork is included in the digital art day auction happening between october 31st and november 7th, 2024, in new york city.

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they play healing frequencies and sounds as they rotate, spin, and ‘dance’, and visitors are free, even encouraged, to touch them.

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as the owner interacts with the hamster-looking device, its AI technology translates it into emotions that the pet robot acts out.

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the museum’s spherical, non-directional shape is marked by fluid, organic curves, creating a dramatic landmark.

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soft copper tones and a round diamond head are some of the design elements tailored for the kind humanoid robot to help evoke its surrealistic personality.

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researchers from cornell university and the university of florence have used fungal mycelia and their innate electrical signals to complete three robot tests.

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since the flexible robot has a built-in microphone and speaker, it can converse with people too.

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after the games, the study finds that the ABB robot arm won 45 percent of the matches and 46 percent of the individual games.

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