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1. MACHINE LEARNING | AI

Subjects
3D printing -- Usage, Artificial intelligence -- Usage, Occupational training -- Innovations, Alloys -- Research, Machine learning -- Usage, Machine vision -- Usage, Vocational qualifications -- Forecasts and trends, Job qualifications -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Artificial intelligence, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Science and technology, University of Leicester -- Research, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

VISION TRANSFORMERS OPTIMIZE 3D PRINTING Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, developed a new system that employs ultra-high-speed in situ imaging and vision transformers to optimize process parameters for 3D [...]

Published
2024

2. A Moon Shot's Failure Changes a Lesson Plan

Author

Chang, Kenneth

Subjects
Moon cars -- Research, Space shuttles -- Launching, College students -- Works, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Carnegie Mellon University students built Iris, a tiny lunar rover. When the spacecraft carrying it to the moon malfunctioned, they turned their vacation house into mission control. A gaggle of [...]

Published
2024

3. Fish-inspired, self-charging electric battery may help power space applications

Subjects
Batteries -- Innovations, Outer space -- Discovery and exploration, Technology application, Aerospace and defense industries, Astronomy, High technology industry, Telecommunications industry, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Niversity Park PA (SPX) Apr 11, 2023 A research lab at Penn State will equally share a three-year, $2.55 million grant from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR) [...]

Published
2023

4. Building a Machine With an Artistic Side

Author

Whang, Oliver

Subjects
Artificial intelligence -- Forecasts and trends, Acrylic painting -- Innovations, Robots -- Product development, Art, Abstract -- Innovations, Market trend/market analysis, Artificial intelligence, Robot, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University developed a robot that can paint an abstract acrylic. Is it art? One day recently, on a table in Jean Oh's lab in the Squirrel [...]

Published
2023

5. For environment, public transport, ride-hailing a harm

Subjects
Ridesharing -- Environmental aspects, Driverless cars -- Environmental aspects, Automobile industry, Business, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Ride-hailing fleets hold the potential to someday reduce the amount of pollution collectively spewing from cars. In all likelihood, however, they're making matters worse. All while weakening public transportation. That's [...]

Published
2021

6. The first AI universe sim is fast and accurate - and its creators don't know how it works

Subjects
Artificial intelligence -- Usage, Three dimensional displays -- Research, Universe -- Research, College faculty, Physicists, Artificial intelligence, 3D technology, Aerospace and defense industries, Astronomy, High technology industry, Telecommunications industry, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Byline: Staff Writers New York NY (SPX) Jun 28, 2019, 2019 For the first time, astrophysicists have used artificial intelligence techniques to generate complex 3D simulations of the universe. The [...]

Published
2019

7. Dark matter on the move

Subjects
Dwarf galaxies -- Research, Aerospace and defense industries, Astronomy, High technology industry, Telecommunications industry, University of Surrey -- Research, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Byline: Staff WritersSurrey UK (SPX) Jan 04, 2019, 2019 Scientists have found evidence that dark matter can be heated up and moved around, as a result of star formation in [...]

Published
2019

8. The benefit of introducing variability in single-server queues with application to quality-based service domains

Author

Xu, Ying and Scheller-Wolf, Alan

Subjects
File servers -- Information management -- Analysis -- Quality management, Queues (Computers) -- Analysis -- Research, Content provider -- Customer relations -- Information management, Company systems management, Content delivery service, Content provider, Business, Mathematics, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

We propose a static service differentiation policy for a single-server queueing system serving homogeneous customers. We show that by randomly assigning customers different service grades with different service rates, the [...]

Published
2015
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9. Dynamic Noodles: Flat Pasta That Turns Into 3-D Shapes: All You Need to Do Is Add Boiling Water

Author

Renault, Marion

Subjects
Food research, Food industry -- Product development, Pasta products -- Product development -- Packaging -- Properties, Food and beverage production/distribution software, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

The engineers are in the kitchen, again. Don't be fooled. This pasta may look like your average fettuccine. But cook it for seven minutes in boiling water and it will [...]

Published
2021

10. Carnegie Mellon researchers will work into summer forecasting covid-19

Author

Martines, Jamie

Subjects
Machine learning -- Usage, COVID-19 -- Research -- Forecasts and trends -- Distribution, Influenza, Diseases, Market trend/market analysis, Company distribution practices, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Byline: Jamie Martines March 09-- Mar. 9--Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University will be working to forecast the spread of covid-19, the university announced Monday. The Delphi Research Group, one of [...]

Published
2020

11. Coronavirus cases in Pa. up to 10; Carnegie Mellon researchers to work into summer forecasting spread

Author

Martines, Jamie

Subjects
Disease transmission -- Forecasts and trends, Epidemics -- Forecasts and trends -- Pennsylvania, COVID-19 -- Distribution -- Diagnosis, Machine learning, Influenza, Diseases, Market trend/market analysis, Company distribution practices, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Byline: Jamie Martines March 09-- Mar. 9--Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University will be working to forecast the spread of covid-19, the university announced Monday. The Delphi Research Group, one of [...]

Published
2020

12. Toward context-aware computing: experiences and lessons

Author

Anhalt, Joshua, Smailagic, Asim, Siewiorek, Daniel P., Gemperle, Francine, Salber, Daniel, Weber, Sam, Beck, Jim, and Jennings, Jim

Subjects
Artificial intelligence -- Research, Human-machine systems -- Research, Computer science -- Research, Business, Computers, Computers and office automation industries, Electronics, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

A context-aware pervasive-computing environment that minimizes distractions and facilitates design collaborations is discussed. The environment was developed with help from an interdisciplinary class of Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) students.

Published
2001

13. Mind-Controlled Robotic Arm

Subjects
Human-machine systems -- Research, Robotics -- Research, Health, Psychology and mental health, Social sciences, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

A team of researchers from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, in collaboration with the University of Minnesota, has made a breakthrough in the field of noninvasive robotic device control. Using [...]

Published
2019

14. U.S. Air Quality Worsens, Ending Years of Gains, Study Says

Author

Popovich, Nadja

Subjects
United States. Environmental Protection Agency -- Records and correspondence, Air quality -- Forecasts and trends, Air pollution -- Forecasts and trends, Particulate pollutants -- Forecasts and trends, Environmental protection, Pollution, Economists, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Clean Air Act, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

New data reveals that damaging air pollution has increased nationally since 2016, reversing a decades-long trend toward cleaner air. An analysis of Environmental Protection Agency data published this week by [...]

Published
2019

15. From Robots That Can Hold Cards To A.I. That Bets, Bluffs and Wins

Author

Metz, Cade

Subjects
Facebook Inc. -- Research, Artificial intelligence -- Forecasts and trends, Information services -- Research, Robots -- Product development, Poker -- Innovations, Online gambling, Market trend/market analysis, Artificial intelligence, Robot, Information services industry, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

In his 14 years on the professional poker circuit, Darren Elias had never faced anyone who played with so little fear. A typical poker player, when dealt two Jacks -- [...]

Published
2019

16. The VuMan 2 wearable computer: a case study in embedded-system design

Author

Smailagic, Asim and Siewiorek, Daniel P.

Subjects
Carnegie-Mellon University, Embedded Systems, System Design, Scientific Research, Research and Development, New Technique, Laptop/Portable Computer, Case Study, Universities and Colleges, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Published
1993

17. Designing better documents: information design professionals attempt to understand what makes documents usable and to apply that knowledge in preparing functional documents and records

Author

Carliner, Saul

Subjects
Information accessibility, Information services industry, American Institutes for Research, Society for Technical Communication, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research, Guidelines for document Design (Report) -- Research, Information services industry -- Design and construction -- Research, Information resources management -- Research, Statistics -- Research, Information services -- Design and construction -- Research, Information management -- Research
Abstract

At the Core This article: * Defines information design * Shows how information design practices enhance information assets * Clarifies the relationships between information management, information architecture, and information design […]

Published
2002

18. Optical processing in neural networks

Author

Casasent, David

Subjects
Carnegie-Mellon University, Research and Development, Algorithm Analysis, Optical Computers, Neural Network, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research, Optical data processing -- Research, Neural networks -- Research
Published
1992

19. The influence of scale on distributed file system design

Author

Satyanarayanan, Mahadev

Subjects
Software Engineering, Distributed Data Allocation, File Directories, Security, Performance, Availability, Disk Cache Software, Large-Scale Systems, System Design, Carnegie-Mellon University, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Published
1992

20. Toward autonomous driving: the CMU Navlab

Author

Thorpe, Charles, Hebert, Martial, Kanade, Takeo, and Shafer, Steven

Subjects
Robots, Machine Vision, Navigation, Obstacle Avoidance, United States. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, Carnegie-Mellon University, United States. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency -- Research, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research, Sun Microsystems 3 (Workstation) -- Usage, Sun Microsystems 4 (Workstation) -- Usage
Published
1991

21. Toward autonomous driving: the CMU Navlab

Author

Thorpe, Charles, Hebert, Martial, Kanade, Takeo, and Shafer, Steven

Subjects
Research and Development, Robots, Obstacle Avoidance, Navigation, Automation, Algorithm, Software, Machine Vision, Carnegie-Mellon University, United States. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, United States. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency -- Research, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Published
1991

22. iWarp: a 100-MOPS, LIW microprocessor for multicomputers

Author

Peterson, Craig, Sutton, James, and Wiley, Paul

Subjects
Multiprocessing, Architecture, Design, Very-Large-Scale Integration, MIMD, Carnegie-Mellon University, Microprocessor, Processor Architecture, Research and Development, Intel Corp. -- Product information, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research, Intel iWarp (Microprocessor) -- Design and construction
Published
1991

23. Chatbot developed at Carnegie Mellon uses humans to answer questions AIs can't

Author

Aupperlee, Aaron

Subjects
Artificial intelligence -- Research, Intelligent agents -- Research, Intelligent agent, Artificial intelligence, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research, Evorus (Virtual personal assistant software) -- Product development
Abstract

Byline: Aaron Aupperlee Feb. 08--A digital assistant that taps real people to answer questions just got smarter thanks to artificial intelligence. The team at Carnegie Mellon University that developed Chorus, [...]

Published
2018

24. Hyperion: From myth to reality

Author

Iannotta, Ben

Subjects
Roving vehicles (Astronautics) -- Research, Aerospace and defense industries, Science and technology, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

The planning software on Carnegie Mellon University's Hyperion Mars explorer is being developed with the goal of adapting it for a planetary mission by the request of NASA. According to Richard Volpe, manager of the Mars Regional Subsurface Access Office at the agency's Jet Propulsion Lab, the vehicle is able to manage its supply of solar energy while navaigating rugged terrain. The article discusses how Hyperion does this.

Published
2002

25. Quick and efficient annealing

Author

Hess, George W.

Subjects
Steel industry -- Research, Business, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Transverse flux induction heating (TFIH) is the newest way to produce continuously annealed cold-rolled carbon steel sheet and strip and nonferrous non-magnetic sheet and strip. TFIH is being researched at Electric Power Research Institute Inc at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA. According to a study done by Hatch Associates LTD of Canada, TFIH does not pollute the atmosphere. TFIH costs $26.5 million per hour for 25 tons of steel, and low-alloy high strength steel processed by TFIH could be used in a variety of ways, including some electrical steels and automotive applications., Stainless and nonferrous producers can reap the benefits of transverse flux induction heating today, but carbon producers will have to wait A new fast, clean, and efficient method of cintinuously [...]

Published
1993

26. Multicultural multimedia across the curriculum: a pilot project

Author

Murphy-Judy, Kathryn and Cornuejols, Chantal F.

Subjects
Research and development, Multimedia technology, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research, Videodiscs -- Research, Computer-assisted instruction -- Research, Multimedia technology -- Research, Industrial research -- Research
Abstract

During spring semester, 1992, as research associates from the Center for the Design of Educational Computing at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), we conducted a campuswide program to encourage thinking about […]

Published
1993

27. Driving solo

Author

Caudill, Maureen

Subjects
Expert Systems, Automobiles, Carnegie-Mellon University, Neural Network, Artificial Intelligence, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Now that the summer driving season is over or nearly so, all of us worker bees face the daunting prospect of the dreaded commute back to work. Wouldn't it be […]

Published
1991

28. It's all relative

Author

Mahoney, Diana Phillips

Subjects
Physics, Animation Software, Rendering, Ray Tracing, Carnegie-Mellon University, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research, Doppler effect, Force and energy
Published
1991

29. CMU researchers are teaching a computer to understand body language

Author

Aupperlee, Aaron

Subjects
Engineering research, Robotics -- Research, Nonverbal communication -- Research, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Byline: Aaron Aupperlee July 06--Robots might soon be able to tell if you flash a peace sign or flip the bird. Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have developed a computer [...]

Published
2017

30. Terminator skin: Researchers create 'self-healing' material for robots

Author

Holley , Peter

Subjects
Robots -- Materials, Self repair capability -- Product development -- Research, Materials research, Robot, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Telecommunications industry, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Byline: Peter Holley The idea of creating self-repairing machines has been a popular fantasy (and nightmare) ever since the Terminator franchise mythologized the concept in the 1980s. Innovators are still [...]

Published
2018

31. Researchers challenged to improve construction

Author

Sawyer, Tom

Subjects
Weidlinger Associates -- Research, Construction industry -- Technology application, Engineering firms -- Research, Business, Construction and materials industries, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Various construction technology research projects are discussed. As an example, New York City-based engineering firm Weidlinger Associates Inc. is testing the use of vortex modeling software in construction. A number of projects are underway at Carnegie Mellon, such as the study of remote sensing using miniature robots.

Published
2002

32. Scaling up wide-area-search-munition teams

Author

Lewis, Michael, Sycara, Katia, and Scerri, Paul

Subjects
United States. Air Force. Research Laboratory -- Research, United States. Air Force. Research Laboratory -- Alliances and partnerships, Lockheed Martin Corp. -- Research, Lockheed Martin Corp. -- Alliances and partnerships, Defense industry -- Research, Defense industry -- Alliances and partnerships, Smart weapons -- Research, Drone aircraft -- Research, Photographic reconnaissance systems -- Research, Defense industry, Business, Computers, Computers and office automation industries, Electronics, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research, Carnegie Mellon University -- Alliances and partnerships, University of Pittsburgh -- Research, University of Pittsburgh -- Alliances and partnerships
Abstract

The Low-Cost Autonomous Attack System wide area search munitions are being developed to be able to coordinate each other in search of targets. Researchers from Lockheed Martin, the US Air Force Research Laboratory, Carnegie Mellon University, and the University of Pittsburgh are developing prototype interfaces and coordination algorithms for them.

Published
2009

33. Machine learning takes on the brain

Author

Schreiner, Keri

Subjects
Brain research -- Methods, Brain mapping -- Research, Machine learning -- Research, Human information processing -- Research, Business, Computers, Computers and office automation industries, Electronics, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Researchers in Carnegie Mellon University are using brain imaging and machine learning technologies to investigate human information processing. The researchers are studying brain activity in response to words, line drawings, and abstract concepts.

Published
2008

34. Pittsburgh pulls ahead in driverless tech race

Author

Gardner, Greg

Subjects
Driverless cars -- Testing, News, opinion and commentary, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Byline: Greg Gardner, @GregGardner12, Detroit Free Press The brainpower of Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute, the bumpy terrain and a high concentration of college students who don't own cars are [...]

Published
2016

35. Daily Report: How to Think About 'Thinking' Machines

Author

Hardy, Quentin

Subjects
Scientific ethics -- Research, Human-machine systems -- Ethical aspects, Artificial intelligence -- Ethical aspects, Intelligent machines -- Ethical aspects, Artificial intelligence, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

If you can't invent the future the way you used to, maybe you can help us get ready for it. John Markoff writes that on Wednesday Carnegie Mellon University is [...]

Published
2016

36. Developing spinoffs help Pitt, CMU advance technologies

Author

Aupperlee, Aaron

Subjects
Medical school faculty -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Research, Medical research -- Finance, Company financing, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, University of Pittsburgh -- Research, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Byline: Aaron Aupperlee Sept. 04--Early animal testing of his innovative cancer immunotherapy treatment was promising. Stephen Thorne, a University of Pittsburgh professor of immunology, wanted to push his therapy into [...]

Published
2016

37. To Eat Well, Plan Ahead

Author

Rabin, Roni Caryn

Subjects
Calories -- Analysis, Food habits -- Analysis, Consumer behavior -- Analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Want to improve your diet? Try time-delayed eating -- ordering (or at least choosing) your food long before you plan to eat it. A series of experiments at Carnegie Mellon [...]

Published
2016

38. CMU research argues for wider adoption of automated-driving features

Author

Aupperlee, Aaron

Subjects
Driverless cars -- Research, Automotive sensors -- Research, Automotive safety -- Research, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Byline: Aaron Aupperlee July 21--Autonomous driving technology could help roads and cars become safer long before Google, Tesla, Uber or anyone else rolls out the first fully self-driving vehicle, a [...]

Published
2016

39. CMU's SkinTrack technology makes your arm a touch screen

Author

Aupperlee, Aaron

Subjects
Research, Touch screens -- Research, Touch screen, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Byline: Aaron Aupperlee June 29--Smartwatches have put computers on our wrists. From their tiny touchpads, we can send text messages, order an Uber, watch videos, play games, check emails or [...]

Published
2016

40. Large-Scale Wireless LAN Design

Author

Hills, Alex

Subjects
Carnegie Mellon University -- Research, Wireless local area networks (Computer networks) -- Design and construction, Universities and colleges -- Research
Published
2001

41. New Technique Simplifies Measurement of Composites' Thermal Conductivity

Subjects
University College -- Research, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research, Polymer industry -- Research, Polymers -- Research, Universities and colleges -- Ireland, Business, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries, Chemistry, Research
Abstract

NMRC (National Microelectronics Research Centre) at University College in Cork, Ireland, has described a new technique for measuring the thermal conductivity of polymer composites that uses a simple, inexpensive apparatus [...]

Published
2001

42. 'Smart' buildings go back to school: researchers at Carnegie Mellon University aim for more effective integration of enclosure, interiors, HVAC and communications systems

Author

Gregerson, John

Subjects
Carnegie Mellon University -- Research, Architectural firms -- Research, Architectural practice -- Research, Intelligent buildings -- Research, Buildings -- Technology application, Architecture and design industries, Business, Construction and materials industries, Research
Abstract

Since the early to mid-1980s, building intelligence has typically been associated with the integration -- or networking -- of high-tech building components, notably HVAC, electrical, life safety, security, lighting and [...]

Published
1994

44. 3-D Computer Designs Take Form With Magnetic Device; Researchers are honing a system that could allow people to feel textures and shapes of 3-D designs created on computers -- without awkward mechanical gear

Subjects
Carnegie Mellon University -- Research, Three-dimensional graphics -- Research, Magnetic suspension -- Research
Abstract

Carnegie Mellon University researchers have developed a device that could allow people to feel textures and shapes of 3-D designs created on computers -- without awkward mechanical gear. The university […]

Published
2008

45. Space-time odyssey: visualizing the effects of traveling near the speed of light

Author

Peterson, Ivars

Subjects
Light -- Speed, Computer graphics -- Usage -- Research, Special relativity (Physics) -- Research -- Usage, Science and technology, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Space-Time Odyssey To many viewers, the film '2001: A Space Odyssey' reaches its high point with a dazzling sequence of images depicting an astronaut's passage through the Star Gate -- [...]

Published
1990

46. Corporate Beauty Contests; Pour On the Publicity; In the Mood for...Money; A compilation of research produced by America's Best Business Schools

Author

Ewers, Justin

Subjects
Arizona State University -- Research, Texas A&M University -- Research, Indiana University -- Research, Emory University -- Research, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research, University of California, Berkeley -- Research, Stockholders -- Research, Boards of directors -- Research, Wine -- Research, Mood (Psychology) -- Research, Employers -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Employers -- Research
Published
2007

47. Editors' picks from the EE Times network -- Google, Intel, Microsoft fund robot 'recipes' -- For the full story, type the article ID after each item below into the search box at www.eetimes.com

Subjects
Semiconductor industry, Robot, Information services industry, Company financing, Intel Corp. -- Donations, Microsoft Corp. -- Donations, Google Inc. -- Donations, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research, Carnegie Mellon University -- Finance, Semiconductor industry -- Donations, Computer software industry -- Donations, Robots -- Finance, Robots -- Research, Information services industry -- Donations
Abstract

Google, Intel and Microsoft are funding what may become a robot invasion. Money from the three tech giants has enabled researchers at Carnegie Mellon University to create a new series […]

Published
2007

48. Google, Intel, And Microsoft Fund Robot 'Recipes'; Money from the three companies has enabled researchers at Carnegie Mellon University to create a series of Internet-connected robots that almost anyone can build using off-the-shelf parts

Subjects
Information services industry, Robot, Company financing, Microsoft Corp. -- Donations, Google Inc. -- Donations, Intel Corp. -- Donations, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research, Carnegie Mellon University -- Finance, Computer software industry -- Donations, Information services industry -- Donations, Robots -- Research, Robots -- Product development
Abstract

Google, Intel, and Microsoft are funding what may become a robot invasion. Money from the three tech companies has enabled researchers at Carnegie Mellon University to create a new series […]

Published
2007

49. Desktop Organ Printer

Author

Svoboda, Elizabeth

Subjects
Cell research, Stem cells -- Research, General interest, Science and technology, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Byline: Elizabeth Svoboda Tissue engineers are raiding the office supply closet to build better body parts STEM CELLS MAY BE SPARKING a medical revolution, but their magical ability to morph [...]

Published
2007

50. Programmable matter

Author

Howell, David

Subjects
Circuit components -- Research, Semiconductor device, Computers, Consumer news and advice, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research
Abstract

Byline: DAvid Howell Programmable matter The creation of a substance that could be morphed into any shape and that could carry out useful tasks has taken a step closer to [...]

Published
2006

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