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- 1Feather Launches $29,990 Humanoid Robot▼Feather Launches $29,990 Humanoid Robot. Small Teams Are Rewriting The Economics Of Humanoids
Robotics startup Feather has launched a humanoid robot priced at $29,990, a figure far below typical industry costs. The launch is being framed as evidence that small teams, rather than deep-pocketed giants, are reshaping the economics of humanoid robotics by driving prices down and expanding access to general-purpose robots for businesses and researchers.
- 2Elizabeth Holmes draws comparisons to Trump online●Birds of a feather. Scumbags naturally gravitate towards one another. They both represent the worst humanity has to offe
Disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes is back in the news via a Yahoo News article, and a widely shared comment draws a direct parallel between her and Donald Trump, calling the two 'scumbags' who 'gravitate towards one another' and 'the worst humanity has to offer'. The post pairs hashtags like #corrupt, #felon and #grifters with #POTUS, framing both figures as cheats.
- 3Avian keratin disorder blamed for deformed beaks in Alaska chickadees▼Scientists believe avian keratin disorder is cause of fishhook beaks in Alaska chickadee population
Researchers in Alaska say avian keratin disorder is the cause of the overgrown, fishhook-shaped beaks seen in the state's chickadee population. The condition causes abnormal keratin growth in birds' beaks and feathers, making it harder for affected birds to feed. Scientists continue to study what triggers the disorder, which has been documented among chickadees in Alaska since the 1990s.