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Robotics: South Korea has opened its first humanoid-robot data factory, where 12 robots perform tasks to generate training data for more capable autonomous machines. Battery Technology: KRICT researchers developed a transfer-printing method for making thin, uniform solid-electrolyte layers, a potential step toward large-area manufacturing of solid-state batteries. AI Infrastructure: OpenAI built a new Git backend after Codex agents strained its existing systems; the company says the system cut median push latency nearly fivefold. Space Science: A Lawrence Livermore gamma-ray sensor is bound for a Martian moon. Health Research: A plant compound protected human skin samples from UV-related DNA damage in lab tests, pointing to a possible ingredient for future sunscreens.

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