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Computer-Controlled Swarm of Bacteria Builds Tiny Pyramid

Researchers are putting swarms of bacteria to work, using them to perform micro-manipulations, propel microrobots, and act as biosensors

AI-Guided Robots Are Ready to Sort Your Recyclables

Computer-vision systems use shapes, colors, and even labels to identify materials at superhuman speeds

Infrastructure Engineers Prepare for Tsunami of Data from Virtual Reality, IoT

Sony hopes to catch the wave with its optical jukebox for data storage

Facebook Aims to Remake Telecom With Millimeter Waves and Tether-tennas

Facebook's Yael Maguire talks about millimeter wave networks, Aquila, and flying tethered antennas at the F8 developer conference

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Search results: “optical computers”

Computer-Controlled Swarm of Bacteria Builds Tiny Pyramid

Researchers are putting swarms of bacteria to work, using them to perform micro-manipulations, propel microrobots, and act as biosensors

AI-Guided Robots Are Ready to Sort Your Recyclables

Computer-vision systems use shapes, colors, and even labels to identify materials at superhuman speeds

Infrastructure Engineers Prepare for Tsunami of Data from Virtual Reality, IoT

Sony hopes to catch the wave with its optical jukebox for data storage

Facebook Aims to Remake Telecom With Millimeter Waves and Tether-tennas

Facebook's Yael Maguire talks about millimeter wave networks, Aquila, and flying tethered antennas at the F8 developer conference

Trending Stories

Wind-to-Hydrogen Production Reaches Deep Water

How the Computer Graphics Industry Got Started at the University of Utah

Wow, Is Apple’s Vision Pro Loaded With Pixels