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In the Lab: Robots That Slink and Squirm
Interesting article on-line at the New York Times
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/03/27/sc...pc&oref=slogin 
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Re: In the Lab: Robots That Slink and Squirm
Wow... that's awesome. Reminds me of a robot I saw a couple of years ago that was a bunch of cubes that could kind of transform into different shapes. If I remember correctly, that is. I think it could have also replicated itself?
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