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- One-Eyed Bug Vision Helps Drones Land
- "Printing Press" Method Stamps Out Gold Nanoparticles With New Properties
- Graphene Flakes Make Laser Neuron Superfast
- No More Exploding Hoverboards? Stanford's Nano-Nickel Sheets Can Prevent Battery Fires
- Telsa Feature Lets Cars Come When Called
- Nanotech Could Raise Incandescents From The Dead
| One-Eyed Bug Vision Helps Drones Land Posted: 12 Jan 2016 08:08 AM PST  How instability in a drone's path tells it about its height  |
| "Printing Press" Method Stamps Out Gold Nanoparticles With New Properties Posted: 12 Jan 2016 07:00 AM PST  Process leads to a new kind of building block for assembling nanostructures with novel properties  |
| Graphene Flakes Make Laser Neuron Superfast Posted: 12 Jan 2016 06:01 AM PST  Chip's transistors are really lasers that spike with bursts of photons  |
| No More Exploding Hoverboards? Stanford's Nano-Nickel Sheets Can Prevent Battery Fires Posted: 11 Jan 2016 11:59 AM PST  A battery that shuts down before dangerously overheating and restarts when it cools may just be a matter of adding a bit of plastic and some nanoparticles  |
| Telsa Feature Lets Cars Come When Called Posted: 11 Jan 2016 11:06 AM PST  Right now customers can play with the feature at home, but in two years it could work cross-continentally  |
| Nanotech Could Raise Incandescents From The Dead Posted: 11 Jan 2016 09:53 AM PST  Tungsten filaments surrounded with resonating nanostructures could glow with luminous efficiency better than LEDs  |
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