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It’s regular polymers and ceramics that are used in dental surgeries to rectify the human jaw. Now, however, researchers from the University of Bristol’s Department of Mechanical Engineering in collaboration with the Department of Oral and Dental...
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Eco Factor: Wall-E robot made from recycled materials.
Characters made from recycled materials usually seem as if they were left behind by an ambiguous UFO which did...
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FANUC Robotics’ compact Paint Mate 200iA robot is designed to paint small parts, and provides a cost-effective alternative to applications requiring multiple fixed paint guns. (Photo: Business Wire)
