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Tiny robots to exhibit insect-like behavior
The Lemelson-MIT program will encourage work in microbotics, awarding funds for further development of “robot ants” (1 inch3 in volume) to create “swarms” of larger robots designed to act in a coordinated fashion like bees that could someday tackle dirty, dangerous, or dull tasks that humans avoid. 26.Feb.2003 MSNBC News, Science & Technology
10 Emerging Technologies That Will Change the World
In labs around the world, researchers are busy creating technologies that will change the way we conduct business and live our lives. Brain-machine interfaces flexible transistors, microphotonics and microfluidics are but some of the areas, which could have significant, impact in the near future. 06.Feb. 2003 Technology Review
First orders for fluidically assembled RFID chips that allow individual product ID
Alien Technology Corp. has won an order from The Gillette Company for 500 million radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags to be made using a novel method of manufacture called fluidic self-assembly. This is the first major commercial order for products incorporating an electronic product code (EPC) developed by researchers and member companies at the Auto-ID Center...
DARPA’s Micro Air Vehicle has batteries for wings
Engineers from the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) in Arlington,Va., are using multifunctional structure/power materials to build wings that provide lift as well as power for their WASP Micro Air Vehicle (MAV). MAV wings would also function as batteries,cutting down on aircraft weight and power. Dec.2002 Military & Aerospace Electronics
Computer Simulations Show Aluminum’s Odd Behavior
Aluminum, a metal known for its conductivity, could behave like a ceramic or semiconductor in some situations, according to the report. The metal may also endure mechanical stress better than copper, which is typically considered to be a stiffer metal, in nanotechnology applications. The findings could point to improved nanoelectronics. 25.Oct.2002 Scientific American