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Moth's brain enables robot's movement
Mahua | Nov 21 2007
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How about building robots that work with the power of living brains? Is it just a science fiction? Well no I guess, a super enthusiast Charles M. Higgins, an associate professor in the University of Arizona, and his team has recently demonstrated a...
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