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by Evan Ackerman on (#2XE61)
Here's how to deploy 32 flying little robots at once
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on (#2X9GK)
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on (#2X36B)
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on (#2WZ6E)
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on (#2WVTQ)
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#2WSQE)
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on (#2WRR1)
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Smart glove features rubbery sensors, costs less than US $100, and converts sign language into text
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on (#2WNME)
The development of autonomous vehicles requires ruggedized components and chassis to handle on-the-road and environmental stresses.
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on (#2WFBY)
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Blind quantum computing in the cloud could keep computation results secret even for remote classical computer users
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New technique promises chip-scale spin-wave devices for spin-wave computers
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on (#2WBVR)
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It's also the first to sport lidar
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