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Forget beaming up humans – teleportation tech might speed up the Internet

May

2014

Star Trek-like teleportation for humans is a possibility one physics professor considers feasible in the distant future, The Telegraph reports, but the technology may be used for something else in the near future: Transporting information. Professor Ronald Hanson from the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands says that nothing in the laws of physics prevents […]

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Small winged bot flies autonomously for nine minutes, still can’t find a mate

Dec

2013

Many robots can fly, but only a few forsake rotors for more natural, if inefficient means of propulsion. These flapping bots have interested folks at the Delft University of Technology for many years, and their latest dragonfly-like effort has achieved what theyre calling a first among winged machines: Autonomy. The DelFly Explorer is larger than […]

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