@sci.xplore on Instagram: "Engineers in Japan design buildings to survive earthquakes by letting the structure move instead of fight the force of the ground. Japan faces more than one thousand measurable earthquakes every year, so its buildings are engineered with the same precision as high-end machinery. The core idea is simple but revolutionary. A building cannot outrun seismic energy, so it is placed on systems that allow it to glide, shift, and absorb motion rather than crack under pressure.

Future Tech on Instagram: "It may look like something straight out of a horror film, but it’s actually a experimental sci-fi build designed to show what the future of modular robotics might become. The creature, nicknamed Oscar, isn’t a real humanoid robot. It was crafted for a film project exploring a future where machines aren’t constructed as one solid body, but instead as living “modules” — individual units that act like organs which can attach, detach, and rearrange themselves. Each segment