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Dean Kamen profiled in the Economist magazine
I don't think I have seen this posted, if so, I apologise.

Here is an insightful article in The Economist Magazine about Dean:

http://www.economist.com/node/162955...ry_id=16295592

It features FIRST at the start and end of the article and refers to it as "a glitzy robotics competition".

It is an excellent magazine that publishes a quarterly technology review.
You might also want to peruse at least two other robotics stories from the same issue.
One is about a robot that can forage for its own fuel. It is in part funded by DARPA. It is called EATR lol

http://www.economist.com/node/162957...ry_id=16295752

Another is about the advances in creating metal skins that can heal themselves.

http://www.economist.com/node/162956...ry_id=16295654

Oh heck, you may as well check out the nanobots as small as amoebas too.

http://www.economist.com/node/162956...ry_id=16295646

Here come the Terminators?

IMHO each of these articles could be their own threads.

Thoughts please.
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