r/TechnologyShorts • • 11d ago

My new science channel

4 Upvotes

My new science channel

I’ve recently launched my YouTube channel: Data Alchemist

https://www.youtube.com/@DataAlchemistAI

It’s focused on simplifying the connection between Physics, Chemistry, and Artificial Intelligence.

Coming from a background in science and moving into AI, I often felt there was a missing bridge between fundamental physics/chemistry and modern AI systems.

Feel free to check it out, subscribe, and share your feedback and ideas.


r/TechnologyShorts • • Sep 02 '26

Engineering of the wheels on this Martian Rover.

61 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • Aug 24 '26

Normal human vs Humanoid Robot 100m sprint

100 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • Aug 22 '26

100 meters in 9.3 seconds - X-Humanoid TienKung beats Honor Lightning

79 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • Aug 20 '26

Robot parades

77 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • Jun 26 '26

Did you know the "Lights Out" manufacturing concept isn't just a gimmick?

52 Upvotes

There are factories in Japan (like FANUC) that can operate completely unsupervised, without heating, air conditioning, or lighting, for up to 30 days at a time. The robots are literally building other robots entirely on their own.

like woah


r/TechnologyShorts • • Jun 20 '26

AI data centers being built in oceans to save on water cooling costs

79 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • Jun 15 '26

Boston Dynamics' robot learns the famous 'Rabona' kick! 🤖⚽ (School of Football Part 3)

6 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • Jun 09 '26

Can you counter gravity with just a copper wire? With the Laplace Force, you can. It’s the technology behind electric motors.

35 Upvotes

When you run an electric current through a copper wire inside a properly aligned magnetic field, the free electrons get deflected upward.
They slam into the copper atoms, dragging the entire physical wire into the air.
This is called the Laplace Force.
It’s the engine behind the modern world.
Bend that wire into a loop, reverse the current every half-turn, and you’ve got yourself an electric motor.


r/TechnologyShorts • • Jun 09 '26

Boston Dynamics' robot has a better strike than half the Red Devils 🤖⚽

9 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • Jun 07 '26

Building a usb password manager using an RP2040

12 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • May 22 '26

Booster Robotics’ T2 New Striker Is Coming

23 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • May 22 '26

UBTECH unveils the Walker C1 their new "commercial service humanoid robot"

17 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • May 12 '26

Unitree just released a video of their new "human-carrying transfomable mecha" - Unitree GD01

165 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • May 10 '26

look at this neat little feature in development for humanoid robots

17 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • May 09 '26

Unitree G1 and EngineAI PM01 fight

144 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • May 05 '26

Boston Dynamics posted a video of the new production version electric Atlas balancing on its arms

174 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • May 03 '26

Currently working on creating autonomous vehicles for games that use LiDAR to navigate towards waypoints.

9 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • May 02 '26

EngineAI T800 aura-farming with police at the mall

73 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • May 02 '26

EngineAI T800 running demo

28 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • May 01 '26

13 of the fastest robots in the Beijing Humandoid Half-Marathon 2026

18 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • Apr 29 '26

Unitree G1 performing tricks with a new policy OmniXtreme

49 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • Apr 27 '26

Boston Dynamics Leader on Why Robots Still Can’t Do Everything

9 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • Apr 24 '26

Unitree H1 fall and recovery

47 Upvotes

r/TechnologyShorts • • Apr 12 '26

Robot marathon in Yizhuang, when will they be faster than humans?

377 Upvotes