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Hamas Israel Conflict
Trucks carry medical aid in a convoy in Gaza City, on May 12, 2025. (Photo by Majdi Fathi/NurPhoto) -
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Hamas Israel Conflict
Trucks carry medical aid in a convoy in Gaza City, on May 12, 2025. (Photo by Majdi Fathi/NurPhoto) -
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Madrid: 'Move For Palestine' Demonstration
May 10, 2025, Madrid, Madrid, Spain: A protester holds a banner during the 'Move for Palestine' Demonstration in Madrid, Spain. (Credit Image: © Angel Perez/ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Public Activity At Munich Pasing Railway Station Forecourt
People gather, wait, and walk near the bus stop and entrance area at Pasinger Bahnhofsplatz in front of Munich Pasing Railway Station in Bavaria, Upper Bavaria, Germany, on April 28, 2025. The area features a mix of transit users, pedestrians, and cyclists on a sunny spring afternoon. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Crowd Of People At A Deutsche Bahn Platform Staircase
A dense crowd of passengers ascends the stairs to platform 4 at the Deutsche Bahn (DB) train station in Plattling, Deggendorf, Lower Bavaria, Germany, on April 26, 2025. The scene reflects heavy foot traffic during a peak travel period at this regional transit hub. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Chess playing robot makes its own moves
Ferrari Press Agency
Chess 1
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Picture MUST credit: SenseRobot
An AI equipped chess-playing robot that is able to pick up and move pieces around the board has been created — and is also said to offer companionship.
Rather than computer chess opponents which indicate movies, the SenseRobot has a gripper-like hand for manipulating pieces.
It is said to offer levels of play from beginner to expert.
The device is 38.5 cm tall and weighs 5kg.
It has 25 AI levels and more than 25 structured lessons while adapting to every skill level.
SenseRobot Chess uses a camera to analyse an opponent’s moves when in learning mode..
If a player makes a risky move, it will use the AI chess engine to play against them until they realise the problem themselves.
It is loaded with100 classic chess games that cover key opening systems to help boost skills.
There are also 25 AI levels designed to match different skill levels, so a player can always find a challenge that fits their ability.
As well as playing against it on a physical board, it can also compete online with global players.
The robotic arm is said to be able to move pieces with precision creating human-like gameplay.
The company claims SenseRobot is the first home robot to achieve mass production with AI-controlled robotic arms.
OPS: The SenseRobot Lite plays chess with flat, 2D pieces and can also play daughts.
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Chess playing robot makes its own moves
Ferrari Press Agency
Chess 1
Ref 16733
14/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: SenseRobot
An AI equipped chess-playing robot that is able to pick up and move pieces around the board has been created — and is also said to offer companionship.
Rather than computer chess opponents which indicate movies, the SenseRobot has a gripper-like hand for manipulating pieces.
It is said to offer levels of play from beginner to expert.
The device is 38.5 cm tall and weighs 5kg.
It has 25 AI levels and more than 25 structured lessons while adapting to every skill level.
SenseRobot Chess uses a camera to analyse an opponent’s moves when in learning mode..
If a player makes a risky move, it will use the AI chess engine to play against them until they realise the problem themselves.
It is loaded with100 classic chess games that cover key opening systems to help boost skills.
There are also 25 AI levels designed to match different skill levels, so a player can always find a challenge that fits their ability.
As well as playing against it on a physical board, it can also compete online with global players.
The robotic arm is said to be able to move pieces with precision creating human-like gameplay.
The company claims SenseRobot is the first home robot to achieve mass production with AI-controlled robotic arms.
OPS: The SenseRobot Chess
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Chess playing robot makes its own moves
Ferrari Press Agency
Chess 1
Ref 16733
14/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: SenseRobot
An AI equipped chess-playing robot that is able to pick up and move pieces around the board has been created — and is also said to offer companionship.
Rather than computer chess opponents which indicate movies, the SenseRobot has a gripper-like hand for manipulating pieces.
It is said to offer levels of play from beginner to expert.
The device is 38.5 cm tall and weighs 5kg.
It has 25 AI levels and more than 25 structured lessons while adapting to every skill level.
SenseRobot Chess uses a camera to analyse an opponent’s moves when in learning mode..
If a player makes a risky move, it will use the AI chess engine to play against them until they realise the problem themselves.
It is loaded with100 classic chess games that cover key opening systems to help boost skills.
There are also 25 AI levels designed to match different skill levels, so a player can always find a challenge that fits their ability.
As well as playing against it on a physical board, it can also compete online with global players.
The robotic arm is said to be able to move pieces with precision creating human-like gameplay.
The company claims SenseRobot is the first home robot to achieve mass production with AI-controlled robotic arms.
OPS: The SenseRobot Chess
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Chess playing robot makes its own moves
Ferrari Press Agency
Chess 1
Ref 16733
14/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: SenseRobot
An AI equipped chess-playing robot that is able to pick up and move pieces around the board has been created — and is also said to offer companionship.
Rather than computer chess opponents which indicate movies, the SenseRobot has a gripper-like hand for manipulating pieces.
It is said to offer levels of play from beginner to expert.
The device is 38.5 cm tall and weighs 5kg.
It has 25 AI levels and more than 25 structured lessons while adapting to every skill level.
SenseRobot Chess uses a camera to analyse an opponent’s moves when in learning mode..
If a player makes a risky move, it will use the AI chess engine to play against them until they realise the problem themselves.
It is loaded with100 classic chess games that cover key opening systems to help boost skills.
There are also 25 AI levels designed to match different skill levels, so a player can always find a challenge that fits their ability.
As well as playing against it on a physical board, it can also compete online with global players.
The robotic arm is said to be able to move pieces with precision creating human-like gameplay.
The company claims SenseRobot is the first home robot to achieve mass production with AI-controlled robotic arms.
OPS: The SenseRobot Chess
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Chess playing robot makes its own moves
Ferrari Press Agency
Chess 1
Ref 16733
14/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: SenseRobot
An AI equipped chess-playing robot that is able to pick up and move pieces around the board has been created — and is also said to offer companionship.
Rather than computer chess opponents which indicate movies, the SenseRobot has a gripper-like hand for manipulating pieces.
It is said to offer levels of play from beginner to expert.
The device is 38.5 cm tall and weighs 5kg.
It has 25 AI levels and more than 25 structured lessons while adapting to every skill level.
SenseRobot Chess uses a camera to analyse an opponent’s moves when in learning mode..
If a player makes a risky move, it will use the AI chess engine to play against them until they realise the problem themselves.
It is loaded with100 classic chess games that cover key opening systems to help boost skills.
There are also 25 AI levels designed to match different skill levels, so a player can always find a challenge that fits their ability.
As well as playing against it on a physical board, it can also compete online with global players.
The robotic arm is said to be able to move pieces with precision creating human-like gameplay.
The company claims SenseRobot is the first home robot to achieve mass production with AI-controlled robotic arms.
OPS: The SenseRobot Chess
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Chess playing robot makes its own moves
Ferrari Press Agency
Chess 1
Ref 16733
14/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: SenseRobot
An AI equipped chess-playing robot that is able to pick up and move pieces around the board has been created — and is also said to offer companionship.
Rather than computer chess opponents which indicate movies, the SenseRobot has a gripper-like hand for manipulating pieces.
It is said to offer levels of play from beginner to expert.
The device is 38.5 cm tall and weighs 5kg.
It has 25 AI levels and more than 25 structured lessons while adapting to every skill level.
SenseRobot Chess uses a camera to analyse an opponent’s moves when in learning mode..
If a player makes a risky move, it will use the AI chess engine to play against them until they realise the problem themselves.
It is loaded with100 classic chess games that cover key opening systems to help boost skills.
There are also 25 AI levels designed to match different skill levels, so a player can always find a challenge that fits their ability.
As well as playing against it on a physical board, it can also compete online with global players.
The robotic arm is said to be able to move pieces with precision creating human-like gameplay.
The company claims SenseRobot is the first home robot to achieve mass production with AI-controlled robotic arms.
OPS: The SenseRobot Chess
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Chess playing robot makes its own moves
Ferrari Press Agency
Chess 1
Ref 16733
14/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: SenseRobot
An AI equipped chess-playing robot that is able to pick up and move pieces around the board has been created — and is also said to offer companionship.
Rather than computer chess opponents which indicate movies, the SenseRobot has a gripper-like hand for manipulating pieces.
It is said to offer levels of play from beginner to expert.
The device is 38.5 cm tall and weighs 5kg.
It has 25 AI levels and more than 25 structured lessons while adapting to every skill level.
SenseRobot Chess uses a camera to analyse an opponent’s moves when in learning mode..
If a player makes a risky move, it will use the AI chess engine to play against them until they realise the problem themselves.
It is loaded with100 classic chess games that cover key opening systems to help boost skills.
There are also 25 AI levels designed to match different skill levels, so a player can always find a challenge that fits their ability.
As well as playing against it on a physical board, it can also compete online with global players.
The robotic arm is said to be able to move pieces with precision creating human-like gameplay.
The company claims SenseRobot is the first home robot to achieve mass production with AI-controlled robotic arms.
OPS: The SenseRobot Chess
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Chess playing robot makes its own moves
Ferrari Press Agency
Chess 1
Ref 16733
14/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: SenseRobot
An AI equipped chess-playing robot that is able to pick up and move pieces around the board has been created — and is also said to offer companionship.
Rather than computer chess opponents which indicate movies, the SenseRobot has a gripper-like hand for manipulating pieces.
It is said to offer levels of play from beginner to expert.
The device is 38.5 cm tall and weighs 5kg.
It has 25 AI levels and more than 25 structured lessons while adapting to every skill level.
SenseRobot Chess uses a camera to analyse an opponent’s moves when in learning mode..
If a player makes a risky move, it will use the AI chess engine to play against them until they realise the problem themselves.
It is loaded with100 classic chess games that cover key opening systems to help boost skills.
There are also 25 AI levels designed to match different skill levels, so a player can always find a challenge that fits their ability.
As well as playing against it on a physical board, it can also compete online with global players.
The robotic arm is said to be able to move pieces with precision creating human-like gameplay.
The company claims SenseRobot is the first home robot to achieve mass production with AI-controlled robotic arms.
OPS: The SenseRobot Chess
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Chess playing robot makes its own moves
Ferrari Press Agency
Chess 1
Ref 16733
14/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: SenseRobot
An AI equipped chess-playing robot that is able to pick up and move pieces around the board has been created — and is also said to offer companionship.
Rather than computer chess opponents which indicate movies, the SenseRobot has a gripper-like hand for manipulating pieces.
It is said to offer levels of play from beginner to expert.
The device is 38.5 cm tall and weighs 5kg.
It has 25 AI levels and more than 25 structured lessons while adapting to every skill level.
SenseRobot Chess uses a camera to analyse an opponent’s moves when in learning mode..
If a player makes a risky move, it will use the AI chess engine to play against them until they realise the problem themselves.
It is loaded with100 classic chess games that cover key opening systems to help boost skills.
There are also 25 AI levels designed to match different skill levels, so a player can always find a challenge that fits their ability.
As well as playing against it on a physical board, it can also compete online with global players.
The robotic arm is said to be able to move pieces with precision creating human-like gameplay.
The company claims SenseRobot is the first home robot to achieve mass production with AI-controlled robotic arms.
OPS: The SenseRobot Chess
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Chess playing robot makes its own moves
Ferrari Press Agency
Chess 1
Ref 16733
14/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: SenseRobot
An AI equipped chess-playing robot that is able to pick up and move pieces around the board has been created — and is also said to offer companionship.
Rather than computer chess opponents which indicate movies, the SenseRobot has a gripper-like hand for manipulating pieces.
It is said to offer levels of play from beginner to expert.
The device is 38.5 cm tall and weighs 5kg.
It has 25 AI levels and more than 25 structured lessons while adapting to every skill level.
SenseRobot Chess uses a camera to analyse an opponent’s moves when in learning mode..
If a player makes a risky move, it will use the AI chess engine to play against them until they realise the problem themselves.
It is loaded with100 classic chess games that cover key opening systems to help boost skills.
There are also 25 AI levels designed to match different skill levels, so a player can always find a challenge that fits their ability.
As well as playing against it on a physical board, it can also compete online with global players.
The robotic arm is said to be able to move pieces with precision creating human-like gameplay.
The company claims SenseRobot is the first home robot to achieve mass production with AI-controlled robotic arms.
OPS: The SenseRobot Chess
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Chess playing robot makes its own moves
Ferrari Press Agency
Chess 1
Ref 16733
14/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: SenseRobot
An AI equipped chess-playing robot that is able to pick up and move pieces around the board has been created — and is also said to offer companionship.
Rather than computer chess opponents which indicate movies, the SenseRobot has a gripper-like hand for manipulating pieces.
It is said to offer levels of play from beginner to expert.
The device is 38.5 cm tall and weighs 5kg.
It has 25 AI levels and more than 25 structured lessons while adapting to every skill level.
SenseRobot Chess uses a camera to analyse an opponent’s moves when in learning mode..
If a player makes a risky move, it will use the AI chess engine to play against them until they realise the problem themselves.
It is loaded with100 classic chess games that cover key opening systems to help boost skills.
There are also 25 AI levels designed to match different skill levels, so a player can always find a challenge that fits their ability.
As well as playing against it on a physical board, it can also compete online with global players.
The robotic arm is said to be able to move pieces with precision creating human-like gameplay.
The company claims SenseRobot is the first home robot to achieve mass production with AI-controlled robotic arms.
OPS: The SenseRobot Chess
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Chess playing robot makes its own moves
Ferrari Press Agency
Chess 1
Ref 16733
14/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: SenseRobot
An AI equipped chess-playing robot that is able to pick up and move pieces around the board has been created — and is also said to offer companionship.
Rather than computer chess opponents which indicate movies, the SenseRobot has a gripper-like hand for manipulating pieces.
It is said to offer levels of play from beginner to expert.
The device is 38.5 cm tall and weighs 5kg.
It has 25 AI levels and more than 25 structured lessons while adapting to every skill level.
SenseRobot Chess uses a camera to analyse an opponent’s moves when in learning mode..
If a player makes a risky move, it will use the AI chess engine to play against them until they realise the problem themselves.
It is loaded with100 classic chess games that cover key opening systems to help boost skills.
There are also 25 AI levels designed to match different skill levels, so a player can always find a challenge that fits their ability.
As well as playing against it on a physical board, it can also compete online with global players.
The robotic arm is said to be able to move pieces with precision creating human-like gameplay.
The company claims SenseRobot is the first home robot to achieve mass production with AI-controlled robotic arms.
OPS: The SenseRobot Chess
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Desolata In Bitonto
Bearers move the Effigy into the Cathedral before the exit of the Statue of the Desolate in Bitonto, Italy, on April 11, 2025. The Passion Friday procession of the Desolata opens the rites of Holy Week in Bitonto. On Friday, April 11, the effigy of the Virgin of Sorrows returns to parade through the streets of the city, marking one of the most awaited and popular moments of piety of the year. (Photo by Davide Pischettola/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Kashmir
Vehicles move during sunset in Sopore, Jammu and Kashmir, India, on April 4, 2025. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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Fact-Finding Committee: 95 Testimonies Documented On The Syrian Coast Events, With Plans To Move To Other Areas
Yasser Al-Farhan, spokesperson for the Fact-Finding Committee on the Syrian Coast events, announced during a press conference in Damascus on Tuesday, March 25, that the committee has documented 95 testimonies in accordance with legal standards and received more than 30 reports related to the events. He added that the committee plans to move to Tartus, Baniyas, Hama, and Idlib to continue its fact-finding operations. (Photo by Rami Alsayed/NurPhoto) -
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Fact-Finding Committee: 95 Testimonies Documented On The Syrian Coast Events, With Plans To Move To Other Areas
Yasser Al-Farhan, spokesperson for the Fact-Finding Committee on the Syrian Coast events, announced during a press conference in Damascus on Tuesday, March 25, that the committee has documented 95 testimonies in accordance with legal standards and received more than 30 reports related to the events. He added that the committee plans to move to Tartus, Baniyas, Hama, and Idlib to continue its fact-finding operations. (Photo by Rami Alsayed/NurPhoto) -
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Fact-Finding Committee: 95 Testimonies Documented On The Syrian Coast Events, With Plans To Move To Other Areas
Yasser Al-Farhan, spokesperson for the Fact-Finding Committee on the Syrian Coast events, announced during a press conference in Damascus on Tuesday, March 25, that the committee has documented 95 testimonies in accordance with legal standards and received more than 30 reports related to the events. He added that the committee plans to move to Tartus, Baniyas, Hama, and Idlib to continue its fact-finding operations. (Photo by Rami Alsayed/NurPhoto) -
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Fact-Finding Committee: 95 Testimonies Documented On The Syrian Coast Events, With Plans To Move To Other Areas
Yasser Al-Farhan, spokesperson for the Fact-Finding Committee on the Syrian Coast events, announced during a press conference in Damascus on Tuesday, March 25, that the committee has documented 95 testimonies in accordance with legal standards and received more than 30 reports related to the events. He added that the committee plans to move to Tartus, Baniyas, Hama, and Idlib to continue its fact-finding operations. (Photo by Rami Alsayed/NurPhoto) -
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Fact-Finding Committee: 95 Testimonies Documented On The Syrian Coast Events, With Plans To Move To Other Areas
Yasser Al-Farhan, spokesperson for the Fact-Finding Committee on the Syrian Coast events, announced during a press conference in Damascus on Tuesday, March 25, that the committee has documented 95 testimonies in accordance with legal standards and received more than 30 reports related to the events. He added that the committee plans to move to Tartus, Baniyas, Hama, and Idlib to continue its fact-finding operations. (Photo by Rami Alsayed/NurPhoto) -
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Fact-Finding Committee: 95 Testimonies Documented On The Syrian Coast Events, With Plans To Move To Other Areas
Yasser Al-Farhan, spokesperson for the Fact-Finding Committee on the Syrian Coast events, announced during a press conference in Damascus on Tuesday, March 25, that the committee has documented 95 testimonies in accordance with legal standards and received more than 30 reports related to the events. He added that the committee plans to move to Tartus, Baniyas, Hama, and Idlib to continue its fact-finding operations. (Photo by Rami Alsayed/NurPhoto) -
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Fact-Finding Committee: 95 Testimonies Documented On The Syrian Coast Events, With Plans To Move To Other Areas
Yasser Al-Farhan, spokesperson for the Fact-Finding Committee on the Syrian Coast events, announced during a press conference in Damascus on Tuesday, March 25, that the committee has documented 95 testimonies in accordance with legal standards and received more than 30 reports related to the events. He added that the committee plans to move to Tartus, Baniyas, Hama, and Idlib to continue its fact-finding operations. (Photo by Rami Alsayed/NurPhoto) -
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Fact-Finding Committee: 95 Testimonies Documented On The Syrian Coast Events, With Plans To Move To Other Areas
Yasser Al-Farhan, spokesperson for the Fact-Finding Committee on the Syrian Coast events, announced during a press conference in Damascus on Tuesday, March 25, that the committee has documented 95 testimonies in accordance with legal standards and received more than 30 reports related to the events. He added that the committee plans to move to Tartus, Baniyas, Hama, and Idlib to continue its fact-finding operations. (Photo by Rami Alsayed/NurPhoto) -
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Fact-Finding Committee: 95 Testimonies Documented On The Syrian Coast Events, With Plans To Move To Other Areas
Yasser Al-Farhan, spokesperson for the Fact-Finding Committee on the Syrian Coast events, announced during a press conference in Damascus on Tuesday, March 25, that the committee has documented 95 testimonies in accordance with legal standards and received more than 30 reports related to the events. He added that the committee plans to move to Tartus, Baniyas, Hama, and Idlib to continue its fact-finding operations. (Photo by Rami Alsayed/NurPhoto) -
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Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con la mostra "Movie Icons" a Torino Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con l
Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con la mostra "Movie Icons" a Torino, Italia. - Cronaca - Domenica 15 settembre 2024 - (Photo Matteo Secci / LaPresse) Parade of the Imperial Legions of Star Wars organized by the National Cinema Museum on the occasion of the exhibition "Movie Icons" in Turin, Italy. - News - Sunday 15th september 2024 - (Photo Matteo Secci / LaPresse)
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Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con la mostra "Movie Icons" a Torino Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con l
Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con la mostra "Movie Icons" a Torino, Italia. - Cronaca - Domenica 15 settembre 2024 - (Photo Matteo Secci / LaPresse) Parade of the Imperial Legions of Star Wars organized by the National Cinema Museum on the occasion of the exhibition "Movie Icons" in Turin, Italy. - News - Sunday 15th september 2024 - (Photo Matteo Secci / LaPresse)
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Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con la mostra "Movie Icons" a Torino Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con l
Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con la mostra "Movie Icons" a Torino, Italia. - Cronaca - Domenica 15 settembre 2024 - (Photo Matteo Secci / LaPresse) Parade of the Imperial Legions of Star Wars organized by the National Cinema Museum on the occasion of the exhibition "Movie Icons" in Turin, Italy. - News - Sunday 15th september 2024 - (Photo Matteo Secci / LaPresse)
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Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con la mostra "Movie Icons" a Torino Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con l
Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con la mostra "Movie Icons" a Torino, Italia. - Cronaca - Domenica 15 settembre 2024 - (Photo Matteo Secci / LaPresse) Parade of the Imperial Legions of Star Wars organized by the National Cinema Museum on the occasion of the exhibition "Movie Icons" in Turin, Italy. - News - Sunday 15th september 2024 - (Photo Matteo Secci / LaPresse)
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Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con la mostra "Movie Icons" a Torino Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con l
Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con la mostra "Movie Icons" a Torino, Italia. - Cronaca - Domenica 15 settembre 2024 - (Photo Matteo Secci / LaPresse) Parade of the Imperial Legions of Star Wars organized by the National Cinema Museum on the occasion of the exhibition "Movie Icons" in Turin, Italy. - News - Sunday 15th september 2024 - (Photo Matteo Secci / LaPresse)
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Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con la mostra "Movie Icons" a Torino Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con l
Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con la mostra "Movie Icons " a Torino, Italia. - Cronaca - Domenica 15 settembre 2024 - (Photo Matteo Secci / LaPresse) Parade of the Imperial Legions of Star Wars organized by the National Cinema Museum on the occasion of the exhibition "Movie Icons " in Turin, Italy. - News - Sunday 15th september 2024 - (Photo Matteo Secci / LaPresse)
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Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con la mostra "Movie Icons" a Torino Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con l
Sfilata delle Legioni Imperiali di Star Wars organizzata dal Museo Nazionale del Cinema in occasione con la mostra "Movie Icons" a Torino, Italia. - Cronaca - Domenica 15 settembre 2024 - (Photo Matteo Secci / LaPresse) Parade of the Imperial Legions of Star Wars organized by the National Cinema Museum on the occasion of the exhibition "Movie Icons" in Turin, Italy. - News - Sunday 15th september 2024 - (Photo Matteo Secci / LaPresse)
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First successful long-term integration of a bionic hand.
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A team of engineers and surgeons from around the world have announced the first successful long-term integration of a bionic hand into the user’s nervous and skeletal systems.
A Swedish woman , identified only as Karin, who lost her right hand in a farming accident was implanted with a novel human-machine interface into her residual bone, nerves, and muscles.
The residual limb was surgically modified to better integrate with the bionic hand that uses artificial to understand her commands.
The robotic hand developed by named Mia Hand, features unique motor and sensory components that allow a user to carry out 80% of the activities of daily living. “
The study involved researchers in Sweden, Italy, and Australia.
Karin's life took a dramatic turn when a farming accident claimed her right arm over 20 years ago.
OPS: Sensory feedback is tested by having a patient press down on flexible objects and rank them by stiffness.
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First successful long-term integration of a bionic hand.
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A team of engineers and surgeons from around the world have announced the first successful long-term integration of a bionic hand into the user’s nervous and skeletal systems.
A Swedish woman , identified only as Karin, who lost her right hand in a farming accident was implanted with a novel human-machine interface into her residual bone, nerves, and muscles.
The residual limb was surgically modified to better integrate with the bionic hand that uses artificial to understand her commands.
The robotic hand developed by named Mia Hand, features unique motor and sensory components that allow a user to carry out 80% of the activities of daily living. “
The study involved researchers in Sweden, Italy, and Australia.
Karin's life took a dramatic turn when a farming accident claimed her right arm over 20 years ago.
OPS: Karin with her integrated bionic hand and Prof. Max Ortiz Catalan
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First successful long-term integration of a bionic hand.
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A team of engineers and surgeons from around the world have announced the first successful long-term integration of a bionic hand into the user’s nervous and skeletal systems.
A Swedish woman , identified only as Karin, who lost her right hand in a farming accident was implanted with a novel human-machine interface into her residual bone, nerves, and muscles.
The residual limb was surgically modified to better integrate with the bionic hand that uses artificial to understand her commands.
The robotic hand developed by named Mia Hand, features unique motor and sensory components that allow a user to carry out 80% of the activities of daily living. “
The study involved researchers in Sweden, Italy, and Australia.
Karin's life took a dramatic turn when a farming accident claimed her right arm over 20 years ago.
OPS: Karin demonstrating the dexterity of her bionic hand
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First successful long-term integration of a bionic hand.
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12/10/2023
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A team of engineers and surgeons from around the world have announced the first successful long-term integration of a bionic hand into the user’s nervous and skeletal systems.
A Swedish woman , identified only as Karin, who lost her right hand in a farming accident was implanted with a novel human-machine interface into her residual bone, nerves, and muscles.
The residual limb was surgically modified to better integrate with the bionic hand that uses artificial to understand her commands.
The robotic hand developed by named Mia Hand, features unique motor and sensory components that allow a user to carry out 80% of the activities of daily living. “
The study involved researchers in Sweden, Italy, and Australia.
Karin's life took a dramatic turn when a farming accident claimed her right arm over 20 years ago.
OPS: Patient demonstrates the bionic hand by picking up coins and dropping them into a jar
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First successful long-term integration of a bionic hand.
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12/10/2023
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A team of engineers and surgeons from around the world have announced the first successful long-term integration of a bionic hand into the user’s nervous and skeletal systems.
A Swedish woman , identified only as Karin, who lost her right hand in a farming accident was implanted with a novel human-machine interface into her residual bone, nerves, and muscles.
The residual limb was surgically modified to better integrate with the bionic hand that uses artificial to understand her commands.
The robotic hand developed by named Mia Hand, features unique motor and sensory components that allow a user to carry out 80% of the activities of daily living. “
The study involved researchers in Sweden, Italy, and Australia.
Karin's life took a dramatic turn when a farming accident claimed her right arm over 20 years ago.
OPS: Fitting the hand after implantation surgery ofr the human-machine interface
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First successful long-term integration of a bionic hand.
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12/10/2023
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A team of engineers and surgeons from around the world have announced the first successful long-term integration of a bionic hand into the user’s nervous and skeletal systems.
A Swedish woman , identified only as Karin, who lost her right hand in a farming accident was implanted with a novel human-machine interface into her residual bone, nerves, and muscles.
The residual limb was surgically modified to better integrate with the bionic hand that uses artificial to understand her commands.
The robotic hand developed by named Mia Hand, features unique motor and sensory components that allow a user to carry out 80% of the activities of daily living. “
The study involved researchers in Sweden, Italy, and Australia.
Karin's life took a dramatic turn when a farming accident claimed her right arm over 20 years ago.
OPS: Sensory feedback is tested by having a patient press down on flexible objects and rank them by stiffness.
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First successful long-term integration of a bionic hand.
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12/10/2023
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A team of engineers and surgeons from around the world have announced the first successful long-term integration of a bionic hand into the user’s nervous and skeletal systems.
A Swedish woman , identified only as Karin, who lost her right hand in a farming accident was implanted with a novel human-machine interface into her residual bone, nerves, and muscles.
The residual limb was surgically modified to better integrate with the bionic hand that uses artificial to understand her commands.
The robotic hand developed by named Mia Hand, features unique motor and sensory components that allow a user to carry out 80% of the activities of daily living. “
The study involved researchers in Sweden, Italy, and Australia.
Karin's life took a dramatic turn when a farming accident claimed her right arm over 20 years ago.
OPS: A virtual training prosthetic is used by the patient before the proper bionic hand is attached.
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First successful long-term integration of a bionic hand.
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A team of engineers and surgeons from around the world have announced the first successful long-term integration of a bionic hand into the user’s nervous and skeletal systems.
A Swedish woman , identified only as Karin, who lost her right hand in a farming accident was implanted with a novel human-machine interface into her residual bone, nerves, and muscles.
The residual limb was surgically modified to better integrate with the bionic hand that uses artificial to understand her commands.
The robotic hand developed by named Mia Hand, features unique motor and sensory components that allow a user to carry out 80% of the activities of daily living. “
The study involved researchers in Sweden, Italy, and Australia.
Karin's life took a dramatic turn when a farming accident claimed her right arm over 20 years ago.
OPS: Karin with her bionic hand
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First successful long-term integration of a bionic hand.
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12/10/2023
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Picture must credit: Ortiz-Catalan et al., Sci. Rob., 2023
A team of engineers and surgeons from around the world have announced the first successful long-term integration of a bionic hand into the user’s nervous and skeletal systems.
A Swedish woman , identified only as Karin, who lost her right hand in a farming accident was implanted with a novel human-machine interface into her residual bone, nerves, and muscles.
The residual limb was surgically modified to better integrate with the bionic hand that uses artificial to understand her commands.
The robotic hand developed by named Mia Hand, features unique motor and sensory components that allow a user to carry out 80% of the activities of daily living. “
The study involved researchers in Sweden, Italy, and Australia.
Karin's life took a dramatic turn when a farming accident claimed her right arm over 20 years ago.
OPS: Karin demonstrating the dexterity of her bionic hand
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First successful long-term integration of a bionic hand.
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12/10/2023
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Picture must credit: Ortiz-Catalan et al., Sci. Rob., 2023
A team of engineers and surgeons from around the world have announced the first successful long-term integration of a bionic hand into the user’s nervous and skeletal systems.
A Swedish woman , identified only as Karin, who lost her right hand in a farming accident was implanted with a novel human-machine interface into her residual bone, nerves, and muscles.
The residual limb was surgically modified to better integrate with the bionic hand that uses artificial to understand her commands.
The robotic hand developed by named Mia Hand, features unique motor and sensory components that allow a user to carry out 80% of the activities of daily living. “
The study involved researchers in Sweden, Italy, and Australia.
Karin's life took a dramatic turn when a farming accident claimed her right arm over 20 years ago.
OPS: Patient using the bionic hand to pack and zip up a suitcase
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First successful long-term integration of a bionic hand.
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Bionic hand 1
Ref 15177
12/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit: Ortiz-Catalan et al., Sci. Rob., 2023
A team of engineers and surgeons from around the world have announced the first successful long-term integration of a bionic hand into the user’s nervous and skeletal systems.
A Swedish woman , identified only as Karin, who lost her right hand in a farming accident was implanted with a novel human-machine interface into her residual bone, nerves, and muscles.
The residual limb was surgically modified to better integrate with the bionic hand that uses artificial to understand her commands.
The robotic hand developed by named Mia Hand, features unique motor and sensory components that allow a user to carry out 80% of the activities of daily living. “
The study involved researchers in Sweden, Italy, and Australia.
Karin's life took a dramatic turn when a farming accident claimed her right arm over 20 years ago.
OPS: Diagram showing how the new prosthetic hand is attached to a limb.
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Power suit to help carers left and manouever patients
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Apogee+ 1
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A bionic suit designed to help carers and nursing staff move patients without risk of injury to themselves, has been developed.
It is described as a "personal lift assist" for healthcare professionals who need to get to grips with a patient, elderly care resident or someone undergoing physical therapy.
The powered exoskeleton-like suit called the Apogee+, is reported to offer 30 kg of support during a lift.
It is available with leg straps and vest sizes to suit a range of user sizes features hand grips to give the patient something to hold onto during a lift.
It has been developed by Germany based company German Bionic which makes power suits to assist workers in industrial facilities.
It says the new device will aid nursing staff on their day to day duties.
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Power suit to help carers left and manouever patients
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Apogee+ 1
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A bionic suit designed to help carers and nursing staff move patients without risk of injury to themselves, has been developed.
It is described as a "personal lift assist" for healthcare professionals who need to get to grips with a patient, elderly care resident or someone undergoing physical therapy.
The powered exoskeleton-like suit called the Apogee+, is reported to offer 30 kg of support during a lift.
It is available with leg straps and vest sizes to suit a range of user sizes features hand grips to give the patient something to hold onto during a lift.
It has been developed by Germany based company German Bionic which makes power suits to assist workers in industrial facilities.
It says the new device will aid nursing staff on their day to day duties.
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Power suit to help carers left and manouever patients
Ferrari Press Agency
Apogee+ 1
Ref 15076
01/09/2023
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Picture MUST credit: German Bionic
A bionic suit designed to help carers and nursing staff move patients without risk of injury to themselves, has been developed.
It is described as a "personal lift assist" for healthcare professionals who need to get to grips with a patient, elderly care resident or someone undergoing physical therapy.
The powered exoskeleton-like suit called the Apogee+, is reported to offer 30 kg of support during a lift.
It is available with leg straps and vest sizes to suit a range of user sizes features hand grips to give the patient something to hold onto during a lift.
It has been developed by Germany based company German Bionic which makes power suits to assist workers in industrial facilities.
It says the new device will aid nursing staff on their day to day duties.
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Power suit to help carers left and manouever patients
Ferrari Press Agency
Apogee+ 1
Ref 15076
01/09/2023
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Picture MUST credit: German Bionic
A bionic suit designed to help carers and nursing staff move patients without risk of injury to themselves, has been developed.
It is described as a "personal lift assist" for healthcare professionals who need to get to grips with a patient, elderly care resident or someone undergoing physical therapy.
The powered exoskeleton-like suit called the Apogee+, is reported to offer 30 kg of support during a lift.
It is available with leg straps and vest sizes to suit a range of user sizes features hand grips to give the patient something to hold onto during a lift.
It has been developed by Germany based company German Bionic which makes power suits to assist workers in industrial facilities.
It says the new device will aid nursing staff on their day to day duties.
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