Engineers have developed shape memory alloy (SMA) spring tires for robotic rovers, made from advanced nickel-titanium materials, that are designed to handle the harsh demands of the Martian surface.

The Dacian helmet from Coțofenești, stolen days ago from a museum in the Netherlands, where it was on display without appropriate security, dates back to around 400 BC and was found by mistake ...

During the night of January 24-25, several artifacts from the Dacia – Empire of Gold and Silver exhibition, highlighting Dacian treasures from Romania, were stolen in an explosive robbery at the ...

As the Spring Festival of the Year of the Snake draws near, regardless of one's location or the hustle and bustle of daily life, the chime of the Spring Festival always evokes a deep sense of ...

They blasted open a door at the Drents Museum in the northeastern city of Assen and made off with the solid gold Geto-Dacian artefacts early on Saturday morning. The stolen objects include the ...

The Geto-Dacian artefacts belonged to the National History Museum in capital Bucharest and were on loan together with pieces from other Romanian museums as part of a touring exhibition.

Meanwhile, the stolen bracelets — winding, golden bangles with intricate engraved markings — are linked to Dacian royal figures and date back to around 50 B.C. The museum’s director ...

Among the missing items is the iconic Golden Helmet of Coțofenești, a centerpiece of Dacian heritage. The stolen artifacts formed part of a major exhibition, “Dacia: Treasures of a Lost Kingdom,” ...

Bucharest, Jan 25 /Agerpres/ - The Golden Helmet of Cotofenesti, dated from the second half of the 5th century BCE, and three Dacian gold bracelets from Sarmizegetusa Regia, from the second part of ...

Among them, the famous golden Helmet of Coțofenești, c.a. 450 BC, which belonged to the National History Museum of Romania, and three Dacian bracelets, according to the Dutch museum.

Researchers strive to improve robots’ functionality by enabling full-body engagement and addressing current limitations in their interactions. To this extent, a team at Brigham Young University ...