It’s the world’s only artificial, self-righting ... point of balance, righting itself again. Gömböcs are not much to look at, and seem like they could be children’s toys.

When Kessens returned home, he looked into the scientific literature on what has been already done with self-righting robots ... "It's a total physics problem." Within the "Autonomous Systems ...

Instead, you might as well just encourage them to have fun, and this throwable floating lighthouse toy is a great way to do just that. Unlike a stick that can easily get lost amongst the waves ...

The answer relates to a familiar concept in physics -- entropy. The researchers literally first caught sight of the link by using magnetic "stick and ball" construction toys. Scientists have long ...

2018 ” Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory has collaborated with U.S. Army researchers to build software that will serve to provide a self-righting capability to the future ...