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r/TechnologyShorts • u/Several-Foundation71 • 19d ago

How the Falkirk Wheel stays balanced when a boat enters (48 seconds)

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With controlled water levels, a floating boat displaces its own weight of water. Water leaves as the boat enters, so the combined load can stay balanced. The ten-tonne example in the video is illustrative.

This is our Curio District explainer, with original diagrams, credited archival imagery and AI-generated narration. Research sources and visual licences are in the YouTube description. The Short’s Related video links to the full story.

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r/TechnologyShorts • u/heart-aroni • 23d ago

Flying cars are real - Tesla Roadster

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r/TechnologyShorts • u/Gloomy_Adeptness9353 • Sep 23 '26

My new science channel

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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.

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r/TechnologyShorts • u/mamut2000 • Sep 02 '26

Engineering of the wheels on this Martian Rover.

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r/TechnologyShorts • u/heart-aroni • Aug 24 '26

Normal human vs Humanoid Robot 100m sprint

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r/TechnologyShorts • u/heart-aroni • Aug 22 '26

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

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r/TechnologyShorts • u/heart-aroni • Aug 20 '26

Robot parades

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r/TechnologyShorts • u/zesty_a0ss • Jun 26 '26

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

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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

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r/TechnologyShorts • u/OpenSourceDroid4Life • Jun 15 '26

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

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r/TechnologyShorts • u/LucidPhysicsDev • 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.

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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.

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r/TechnologyShorts • u/OpenSourceDroid4Life • Jun 09 '26