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Editors’ picks of the most significant
research developments from the first half
of 2005 include a digital camera that sees
the backs of objects, a video system that
tracks desktop papers, robots that walk like
humans, DNA that forms fractals, a machine
that reproduces, human tissue grown complete
with blood vessels, microscopic wires that
route light signals, software that turns English
to programming code, software that gives descriptive
directions, and a system that makes videoconferencing
seem more like being there...
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