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Korean scientists have engineered a novel semiconductor, dubbed an “intelligent sensor,” mimicking the optic nerves of insects.

This semiconductor, functioning at ultra-high speeds and consuming minimal power, holds promise for diverse industrial and public transportation and security systems applications.

Professor Kyung Min Kim’s team at KAIST developed the breakthrough combining memristors to replicate insects’ visual intelligence.

The technology aims to streamline visual processing, particularly for mobile and IoT devices, by emulating nature’s efficient motion detection mechanisms.

During a widespread outage affecting Meta platforms Facebook and Instagram, Elon Musk took a dig at the situation, sharing a meme amidst trending hashtags like .

Users globally faced login issues and disruptions for over two hours. Musk humorously remarked his platform X saying, “If you’re reading this post, it’s because our servers are working.”

Meta’s spokesperson Andy Stone acknowledged and apologized for the inconvenience, while the White House National Security Council monitored the incident.

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Unitree Robotics has achieved a groundbreaking feat with its H1 V3.0 Evolution humanoid robot, claiming the title of the fastest full-sized humanoid robot globally.

The Chinese company showcased the robot’s impressive linear walking speed of 7.38 mph on a flat surface, surpassing the previous record held by Boston Dynamics’ Atlas.

Equipped with advanced powertrain technology, the H1 robot demonstrates remarkable dynamic movements, including fluid arm and leg motions and the ability to leap vertically to human height.

Unitree aims to revolutionize legged robotics with affordable models like the Go2 quadruped and plans to launch the H1 humanoid commercially, offering advanced features at a competitive price range of $90,000 to $150,000.