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Kids Are Still Drawing 1900s Idea Of What Dinosaurs Looked Like

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Our favorite grippy robot fist, the balloon filled with coffee grounds, has graduated from grabbing to throwing. Its developers at...
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Chip-Sized Particle Accelerators Could Lead to Cancer-Fighting Ray Guns

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Cornell’s Ranger Robot Power-Walks into the Record Books With 14.3-Mile Stroll

Slow and steady really does win the race. A diminutive robot perched atop stork-like legs has slowly strode beyond BigDog’s...
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Science

Ultra-Strong Biomimetic Adhesive Could Allow Human Wall-Walking, Ceiling-Dancing

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