Tech in A Day on Instagram: "YouTuber Allen Pan created a device that allows a snake to "walk" using robotic legs. The device features a hollow tube with mechanical limbs controlled via a laptop. The goal was to enable the snake to independently slither in and out of the tube. In a demo, a python smoothly entered the device while the robotic legs were externally controlled. The snake appeared comfortable throughout the experiment. This innovative device showcases a creative use of technology to

How Technology Works on Instagram: "Follow @howtechnologyworkss to learn how technology shapes our world, one post at a time Wave your hand and the door opens. Huawei’s gesture controlled entry system brings a hands free experience that feels effortless and futuristic. By simply moving your hand near the sensor, the system detects your intent and activates the door without needing to touch anything at all. Behind this seamless interaction are high precision sensors that track motion, interpret t

AI & Robotics on Instagram: "Many new electric vehicles in China now come with automated parking systems that let the car position itself in tight spaces with minimal input from the driver. These systems use a mix of cameras, ultrasonic sensors, and onboard processing to map the surroundings and guide the vehicle with smooth, controlled movements. Automated parking is becoming common in urban areas as manufacturers focus on convenience features that reduce driver effort in crowded environments.

𝗗𝗢𝗢𝗠𝗘𝗗 ⚠ on Instagram: "The video depicts a road safety lesson for Japanese children, set in a controlled environment likely at a school or a designated educational area. Children are seated on green benches, wearing orange vests and light blue hats as part of their safety gear. They observe a white truck driving from left to right and a silver car entering from the right side, both passing by in the background. The children remain seated and attentive, indicating they are learning about t

Effective Fitness Combatives on Instagram: "HEAD STABILIZATION Head stabilization is an effective tactic in single officer or team apprehension scenarios to aid in preventing a suspect from being able to build a base and get back to their feet. A common misconception about head pressure/head stabilization is that it will cause damage to the skull. Blunt force trauma causes damage to the skull, not pressure. It’s very uncomfortable but won’t cause damage to the skull. Helmet studies that have bee

Aljon Salonga on Instagram: "No need to fight the water, just learn how to move with it"