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Recorded Australian slang terms for ‘egg’ include ‘bum nut’, ‘butt nugget’, and ‘fart cartridge’.

Robotic doctors can assist surgeons and help to reduce pain and discomfort patients may suffer. 🎥 Intuitive #engineering https://t.co/m4NrC2F6Nf

You heard that right, it's time to cool down the solar farms a bit. https://t.co/lmaJ52vk1r

Some residents have complained of headaches and feeling sick. https://t.co/fHNQeX2PS7

Saudi Arabia introduces its first-ever robot that can communicate in the Arabic dialect, perform popular local dances, and respond to questions. Find out more at https://t.co/B4kL5IaG7Q 🚀 #engineering #interestingengineering https://t.co/gU1SpCA8sT

There are navigation signs in Thessaloniki, Greece that show how many calories you could burn by walking the distance. [📷: DGS_Cass3636 on Reddit.] https://t.co/58PNG0ECqI

Thanks to its sensors and cameras, the quadrupedal robot, which provides its balance, will now be one of the biggest helpers in transportation processes. #engineering https://t.co/BUujs7MocH

The lifesaver device produces electricity with the motions of waves.  #engineering https://t.co/L0JZCcX6Ue

A cover that comes out automatically that insulates pools at the click of a button 🧐 📽️ Covertech - Grando automatic rigid pool cover #engineering https://t.co/RfeRQ7fc6j

U.S. and Canada jointly shot down a mysterious unidentified object flying illegally close to Canadian airspace on Saturday, North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) has confirmed. Find out more at https://t.co/OlGodcvlx8 🚀 #engineering #interestingengineering https://t.co/w7apHso7q6

This criticism follows CEO Sundar Pichai's call for Google staff to live up to the "Googley" ideals, which some employees consider "comically short-sighted and un-Googley." https://t.co/Ovs65Jon8c

Inflatable eyes in the sky have been used in war for centuries. https://t.co/qWjVCuPhE7

It's a need of the hour. https://t.co/hcokR7pXSh

Excellent haptics, eye tracking, and a lightweight headset. https://t.co/JUTFpnLHyX

"U.S. F-22 shot down the object in Canadian territory using an AIM 9X missile," says Pentagon. https://t.co/0XJeYN8LW9