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- Trio of Nations Aim to Hook Asia Super Grid to Grids of the World
- Atari Alumni Talk About the Tall Tales They Told to Launch an Industry
- Dutch Police Buy Four Eagle Chicks for Anti-Drone Flying Squad
- Monkey Types 12 Words per Minute With Brain-to-Keyboard Communication
- Aggressive Quadrotors Zip Through Narrow Windows Without Any Help
- Ford: Robotaxis in 2021, Self-Driving Cars for Consumer 2025
| Trio of Nations Aim to Hook Asia Super Grid to Grids of the World Posted: 13 Sep 2016 08:32 AM PDT  China, South Korea and Japan envision northeast Asia as center of global power grid  |
| Atari Alumni Talk About the Tall Tales They Told to Launch an Industry Posted: 13 Sep 2016 06:00 AM PDT  Games were played to get this pioneering game company off the ground  |
| Dutch Police Buy Four Eagle Chicks for Anti-Drone Flying Squad Posted: 12 Sep 2016 11:44 PM PDT  After successful trials earlier this year, Dutch police are training 100 humans and four eagle chicks to take out drones  |
| Monkey Types 12 Words per Minute With Brain-to-Keyboard Communication Posted: 12 Sep 2016 03:00 PM PDT  The brain-computer interface is already being tested in humans with Lou Gehrig's disease  |
| Aggressive Quadrotors Zip Through Narrow Windows Without Any Help Posted: 12 Sep 2016 01:40 PM PDT  No window is safe from a quadrotor incursion  |
| Ford: Robotaxis in 2021, Self-Driving Cars for Consumer 2025 Posted: 12 Sep 2016 01:00 PM PDT  "No steering wheel, no brake pedal" for self-driving car, says CEO  |
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