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Photo: Carl Morgan
ANDROID ATHLETE: Joules, the pedaling robot pictured with its designer, Carl Morgan [right], and his son, a former professional bicyclist, will generate 3 kilowatts of power—no match for Lance Armstrong, but enough to relieve the tandem bike’s helmsman of pedaling duties. Joules’s leg power comes from a pancake-style permanent magnet dc motor in its torso, which draws current from a pair of 48-volt, 15-ampere-hour lithium-ion batteries mounted to the bike’s frame. <
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An x-ray of a human skull and shoulders. There are red dotted lines along the eyebrow area and two implants, one in each shoulder.
BiomedicalTopicTypeSensorsNews

Machine Learning Hunts for Chronic Pain's Signature

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A photograph of a small golden rectangular box with two lenses on the front face.
TelecommunicationsTopicAerospaceTypeNews

NASA's Laser Link Boasts Record-Breaking 200 Gbps Speed

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A robotic servo on a gantry zip-tied to a pair of pruning shears hovers above a lush green garden plot.
RoboticsTopicTypeNews

Robot Passes Turing Test for Polyculture Gardening

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