Japanese researchers just built a robotic tail for humans, and this could change how we move entirely.
Scientists at Keio University studied how animals use tails to control balance, momentum, and movement, then reverse-engineered that biology into a wearable device called Arque.
It attaches to the human body, uses pneumatic artificial muscles and moving joints, and automatically adjusts your balance as you move.
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Taiwan's stock market just made history:
The total market cap of Taiwan's stock market is up to $4.14 trillion, surpassing the UK's $4.09 trillion for the first time.
Taiwan's market cap has TRIPLED since 2020, driven almost entirely by the AI-fueled surge in semiconductor stocks.
Over this period, Taiwan Semiconductor, $TSM, which makes up more than 40% of Taiwan's total market value, has surged +680% and is trading near its all-time high.
By comparison, the UK's market remains roughly in-line with its 2013 peak and pre-Financial Crisis highs.
Meanwhile, foreign investors purchased +$8.9 billion of Taiwanese shares so far in April, on track for the largest monthly inflow on record.
AI is reshaping the global stock market.
@daveydeals2@TheBTCTherapist Nobody could duplicate a specific NFT, sure.
But anyone could create another NFT and dilute the space. That’s why the value collapsed, infinite supply across the ecosystem.
With Bitcoin, nobody can create “another Bitcoin.”
There is one network, one monetary base, one supply cap
@daveydeals2@TheBTCTherapist True, NFTs showed that “not fake” doesn’t equal “valuable.”
The difference is anyone can create an NFT, but nobody can create more Bitcoin.
NFTs = infinite supply.
Bitcoin = fixed, verifiable, impossible to replicate. Retard….