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  Robotics is becoming one of the fastest-growing areas of technology development. From factories and hospitals to homes and research centers, intelligent machines are changing the way people work and interact with technology. ‎ ‎Robots are no longer limited to simple mechanical tasks. Today’s advanced robots can use artificial intelligence, sensors, and machine learning to understand their environment and perform complex activities. ‎ ‎ How Robots Are Changing Different Industries ‎ ‎ Healthcare : ‎Robots are helping doctors perform precise medical procedures, assist patients, and improve healthcare delivery. ‎ ‎ Manufacturing : ‎Factories use robotic systems to increase production speed, improve accuracy, and reduce workplace risks. ‎ ‎ Home Technology: ‎Smart robots are being developed to assist with cleaning, security, and everyday household tasks. ‎ ‎Space Exploration : ‎Robotic machines help scientists explore planets and e ‎ The Future of...

                                  SPACE TECHNOLOGY     Space technology is developing faster than ever before. New spacecraft, advanced satellites, and reusable rockets are changing how humans explore space and use technology on Earth.  ‎Companies and research organizations around the world are investing in space innovation to improve communication, weather forecasting, navigation, and scientific discovery. ‎ ‎ Latest Developments in Space Technology ‎   . ‎Reusable Rockets : ‎Modern rockets are being designed to return safely to Earth and be used multiple times, reducing the cost of space missions. ‎    .  ‎Advanced Satellites : ‎Satellites help provide internet services, monitor climate changes, and improve global communication.    . ‎Space Exploration Missions : ‎New missions are exploring the Moon, Mars, and other areas of...

       Presidency tackles Atiku again, wants clarity on ex-VP’s stance.         Atiku, who has sought Nigeria’s presidency in six election cycles since 1993, had previously supported petrol subsidy removal during some of his campaigns.        The presidency has again faulted the position of Atiku Abubakar, the presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), who has pledged to restore petrol subsidy if elected president in 2027.       Mr Onanuga said the subsidy removal had significantly improved the fiscal position of the three tiers of government and helped stabilise the macroeconomic environment. He stated this in a statement on Wednesday in response to Atiku’s latest position on petrol subsidy. Atiku, a former vice president, had proposed a “targeted subsidy” to make transportation more affordable and accessible to Nigerians if elected president.    TRUENEWS  had earlier report...

   GBP/USD drops to a five-day low following the release of US PCE data. Headline inflation exceeds forecasts, while core PCE comes in as expected. Traders now await Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech on Friday.            GBP/USD falls to a five-day low on Wednesday as traders react to the latest United States (US) Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index data. At the time of writing, the pair trades around 1.3603, down roughly 0.33% on the day.    The headline PCE Price Index rose 0.2% MoM in July, above the 0.1% forecast and reversing the 0.1% decline recorded in June. On an annual basis, headline inflation held steady at 3.7%, above market expectations of 3.6%.