Janus: The Programming Language That Can Run Backwards
Discover Janus, a reversible programming language that can run computations backwards, and the careful connection between information, software and energy.
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Explore 0.3 mm computing devices and computers inside microscopic robots, with a clear look at their power, memory and communication limits.

Rimac’s 40-car Nevera R programme combines four electric motors, a 108 kWh battery and carefully managed grip. The engineering story goes beyond peak power.

Ducati’s rare Centenario motorbike brings carbon-fibre structures, carbon-ceramic brakes and racing-derived aerodynamics together in an ambitious 2026 project.

The SPPIRO research robot combines soft anchors, origami actuators and onboard sensing to negotiate pipe bends and junctions without a tether.

MIT researchers used light-responsive muscle cells to move a thin swimming robot—a laboratory step toward a different kind of soft machine.
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