He's really cute!

[Steven’s] at it again with another cool science experiment that isn’t too difficult to do. This time he’s made himself a Nitinol wire inchworm, which actually moves across the table when you apply a ...

Watch a tiny inchworm make its way across someone's arm. It's just big enough to spot, but could easily be mistaken for an eyelash. It has a little blob on each end of its body and uses them to pull ...

(Phys.org) —A team from Harvard and MIT presented their work at the 2013 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) in Germany. Their contribution: "Robot Self-Assembly by Folding ...

If you're feeling burnt out or bored with your go-to moves, it's time to switch things up. You don't have to get complicated to make your workout interesting or effective, either. Consider the humble ...

With all the sci-fi movies and books at our disposal, and with our imagination fueled even further by the increasingly daring space missions our species is attempting, it's not hard to imagine a ...

An inchworm has provided the inspiration for a robot that can move without any rigid parts. The robot mimics a flexing muscle and can be used to inspect sewer pipes or as an explorer on the planet ...

An inchworm provided the inspiration for a robot that can move without any rigid parts. The robot mimics a flexing muscle and can be used to inspect ...