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 <description>Halloween is fast approaching.  Time to don your &quot;clever&quot; iPod costume or put on a bathrobe and be Arthur Dent.  But there&#039;s also a world of technology out there that&#039;s scarier than anything M. Night Shyamalan ever produced (admittedly, not that difficult).  Read on, and get ready to hide under your bed...or drool with anticipation.
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 <description>It might earn them university credits but a robot developed by students in Japan won&#039;t help dispel the image of the lazy student. The robot has been designed to fold clothes.
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 <description>Harvard researchers recently got a $10 million grant to create a colony of flying robotic bees, or RoboBees to among other things, spur innovation in ultra-low-power computing and electronic &quot;smart&quot; sensors; and refine coordination algorithms to manage multiple, independent machines.
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 <description>The International Space Station crew used the Canadarm robotic arm to pluck a cargo spacecraft as it hovered 30 feet away.
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 <description>Festo&#039;s Bionic Learning Network demonstrates some very cool tech in a video that feels like a segment out of a science fiction film.
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 <description>If you ever wish you could just glide along because walking is too much effort, then Toyota&#039;s latest invention is just what you need. The Japanese auto-maker showcased a personal mobility product called the &quot;Winglet&quot;, which allows users to move around while in a standing position, and I found out it&#039;s a lot of fun to ride.
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