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Re: NASA tests shape-shifting robot pyramid for nanotech swarms

My response to that is "Holy Shape-shifting Tetras, Batman!"
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Re: NASA tests shape-shifting robot pyramid for nanotech swarms

Goals that move under their own power. How's that for a new competition feature?
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Re: NASA tests shape-shifting robot pyramid for nanotech swarms

Man, I hope it works out for them. I'm sure it will; NASA has some of the greatest minds out there. It's probably going to cost a whole lot of money to do it though...
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