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Quantum Emerges | Science & Tech on Instagram: "This sci-fi concept explores a modular body built from organic components that connect more like living tissue than mechanical parts. Instead of rigid frames and motors, the focus is on flexibility, regeneration, and adaptation. The unsettling appearance is intentional. It sits at the boundary where robotics and biology begin to merge. While this project is conceptual, real researchers are already working on bio-hybrid systems, lab-grown tissues, a

AVATAR on Instagram: "Fun fact: The ILM Prototype was a technical demonstration video completed in February 2006 to test the technology that would be used in the first film. It is only 37 seconds long and shows a sequence of Neytiri and Jake Sully's first meeting. As the official cast announcement had not yet been made, temporary actors Yunjin Kim and Daniel Bess played Neytiri and Jake, respectively. The short was included in the Extended Collector's Edition of Avatar (2010) and in its UHD rema