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Algorithm Could Prevent Autonomous Cars From Bumping Into Things — Like Other Cars

March 1st, 2020 | by Steve Hanley

Researchers at Northwestern University have created an algorithm that keeps robots from bumping into each other. It could be used in autonomous cars and automated warehouses.

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Frankenstein, Move Over: A New Graphene/DNA “Monster” Is In Town

September 7th, 2013 | by Tina Casey

A Stanford University research team has just come up with a new way to work with the super-strong but super-finicky [&hellip

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New Printable Graphene Ink Made Possible By Exfoliation

May 22nd, 2013 | by Tina Casey

Forget about that chest wax thing you’ve been thinking about, when it comes to exfoliation a team of researchers at [&hellip

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Autonomous Vehicles

Algorithm Could Prevent Autonomous Cars From Bumping Into Things — Like Other Cars

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Frankenstein, Move Over: A New Graphene/DNA “Monster” Is In Town

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New Printable Graphene Ink Made Possible By Exfoliation

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