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			 by Celia Gorman and Jean Kumagai on  (#1E2M8) 
				Implanted electrodes make this haptic hand feel like the real deal 
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			 by Philip E. Ross on  (#1E1NZ) 
				A leisurely push on the pedal gets a biker of a certain age up to truly steroidal speeds 
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			 by David Schneider on  (#1E1E1) 
				New study suggest wearing a body camera may put police in greater danger of assault 
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			 by Evan Ackerman on  (#1DZ28) 
				The best robotics research from the largest IEEE robotics conference 
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			 by Dexter Johnson on  (#1DZ0T) 
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			 by Tekla S. Perry on  (#1DYZ8) 
				The electronic tattoo gets a wearable power pack 
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			 by Amy Nordrum on  (#1DYQR) 
				Edward Snowden's revelations may have tightened the NSA's leash, but the agency can still request tens of thousands of records for each case 
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			 by Charles Q. Choi on  (#1DY6D) 
				Quantum mechanics help perovskites perform well in fuel cells 
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			 by Philip E. Ross on  (#1DXAG) 
				Everyone want to supply the brains to tomorrow's cars—because that's where the money is 
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			 by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on  (#1DNTF) 
				Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos 
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			 by Lee Gomes on  (#1DNQK) 
				A former uBeam engineer says the company hyped its tech. Investor says he never heard it from him 
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			 by Samuel K. Moore on  (#1DNH5) 
				New kind of power supply for RFID and IoT logic circuits could eliminate a sizable chunk of circuitry 
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			 by Amy Nordrum on  (#1DN4F) 
				After decades of repressive rule, consumers are demanding 3G service 
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			 by Amy Nordrum on  (#1DJ0H) 
				They showed a 22-fold increase over existing 4G networks 
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			 by Evan Ackerman on  (#1DHWF) 
				DARPA shows off all of its cool new toys 
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			 by Dexter Johnson on  (#1DHMB) 
				Mating a topological insulator with a stable magnetic material produces surprising results 
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			 by Megan Scudellari on  (#1DH6F) 
				International teams compete to develop tools to harness biomedical big data 
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			 by Morgan Pope on  (#1DH2R) 
				Perching drones can extend their useful mission life from minutes to hours or days 
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			 by Tekla S. Perry on  (#1DD4M) 
				The first consumer generation of the ReliefBand is too big, ugly, and looks and feels like a cheap toy. And I will never again leave the house without it. 
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			 by Philip E. Ross on  (#1DCZ3) 
				The cars will have two independent motors to be sure that at least one of them turns the steering wheel 
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			 by Evan Ackerman on  (#1DCMZ) 
				Some of the craziest computer interaction prototypes we've ever seen are on display this week in San Jose 
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			 by Amy Nordrum on  (#1DA6N) 
				No one wants to deal with a pesky bot that won’t shut up 
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			 by Tekla S. Perry on  (#1D9WR) 
				This underwater drone is looking for work at fish farms—and as a research robot at universities 
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			 by Dexter Johnson on  (#1D9TK) 
				Plasmonic nanostructures push tungsten diselenide to massive increase in photoluminescence 
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			 by Evan Ackerman on  (#1D9SK) 
				A Stanford roboticist (and fencer) discusses drones, swords, and why mixing them is such a great idea 
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			 by Willie D. Jones on  (#1D9CD) 
				Experts say self-driving cars should start with vibrations in your seat 
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			 by Philip E. Ross on  (#1D94A) 
				The startup’s snap-in wheel assembly contains all you need for electric propulsion 
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			 by Evan Ackerman on  (#1D72G) 
				An in-depth look at Neato's newest and fanciest Wi-Fi connected, LIDAR-equipped robotic vacuum 
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			 by Philip E. Ross on  (#1D6KH) 
				The forward motion of its pods will provide magnetic lift 
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			 by Tekla S. Perry on  (#1D0D4) 
				Pharmaceutical researchers hope to find promising paths to cancer cures and other remedies, but many are dead ends. TwoXAR wants computers to lead their way. 
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			 by Dexter Johnson on  (#1D04X) 
				Silicon nanoparticles significantly increase the intensity of the Raman effect for nanoscale light emitters 
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			 by Emily Waltz on  (#1D027) 
				Researchers prove sleep data collected from a mobile app is reliable 
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			 by Prachi Patel on  (#1CZW6) 
				Independent study by ophthalmologists shows that the clip-on device dramatically improves ability to carry out daily life tasks 
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			 by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on  (#1CZMG) 
				Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos 
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			 by Philip E. Ross on  (#1CZ8Z) 
				Lyft customers will be able to opt in or out of the robotaxi service 
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			 by Evan Ackerman on  (#1CXH1) 
				This prototype smartphone has a holographic lightfield displays glasses-free 3-D images, and a structure that bends for depth interaction 
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			 by Dexter Johnson on  (#1CX9H) 
				A so-called nitrogen-vacancy defect sensor provides superb image resolution of minute phenomena 
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			 by Evan Ackerman on  (#1CWNG) 
				UC Berkeley's VelociRoACHes get magnetic grappling hooks to help them cooperatively climb over obstacles 
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			 by Erico Guizzo on  (#1CTBA) 
				Tech luminaries celebrate one of the greatest electrical engineering heroes of all time 
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				Sonar signals hold clues that could save an endangered species 
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			 by Eliza Strickland on  (#1CSSZ) 
				In a tricky surgical procedure on pigs, independent robotic surgery produced better outcomes 
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			 by Evan Ackerman on  (#1CS88) 
				The NASA humanoid is ready to start training for simulated Mars missions 
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			 by Rachel Courtland on  (#1CQBT) 
				The company hopes access to the five-qubit chip will help people learn to "think quantum" 
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			 by Dexter Johnson on  (#1CP92) 
				A measurement method's poor performance leads to a new technique that exploits that failure 
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			 by Mark Harris on  (#1CNNE) 
				Founded less than two years ago, the company is already building factories and spending $1 billion on research 
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			 by Amy Nordrum on  (#1CNFC) 
				The future of how self-driving cars talk to each other is up for grabs 
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			 by Evan Ackerman on  (#1CK1M) 
				We're still looking for the delivery drone magic from Google's Moonshot Factory 
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			 by Eliza Strickland on  (#1CHGG) 
				High-tech answers to pressing questions: What's in your marijuana? How pure is your ecstasy? 
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