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Thrishantha Nanayakkara

Thrishantha Nanayakkara is Professor of Robotics at Imperial College London and Director of the Morph Lab, specialising in soft robotics, embodied intelligence and human–robot interaction. He is also a co-founder of robotics ventures including Permia Sensing and EvoTouch, and editor of the Handbook on Soft Robotics, with extensive research spanning robotics, mechanical intelligence and the interaction between humans, machines and their environments.

    October 6, 2026
    Politics/Sri Lanka

    The Rise and Fall of Gnanasara

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    October 6, 2026

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    China Is Building the Robots the West Is Hesitating to Build

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    China is no longer treating robotics as merely an extension of artificial intelligence. Its universities, manufacturers, investors and startups are building an integrated ecosystem in which physics, mechanics, materials, AI and manufacturing

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