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Robert Henke show, CBM 8032 AV

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How an artist made a concert from five 40-year-old Commodore computers

Soaked in the iconography of 1980s computing, the glitchy beats and green, text-based displays of Robert Henke's show, CBM 8032 AV seem an unlikely concert piece for today, but amongst today's hi-resolution graphics and sound, it's surprisingly refreshing.

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Human ear

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Human-like ears 3D-printed inside mice as surgery-free spare parts

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Haptic device being used at an ATM

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Ultrasonic speakers let people who are blind read Braille in mid-air

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Fidget spinner

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Fidget spinner device can diagnose UTIs in under an hour without a lab

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contact tracing app on a phone

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Bluetooth may not work well enough to trace coronavirus contacts

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MIDI 2.0: The code that will define the future of sound has arrived

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MIDI 2.0: The code that will define the future of sound has arrived

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It's time to retreat from the tyranny of lockdown tech

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It's time to retreat from the tyranny of lockdown tech

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Network Effect artwork

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Network Effect review: A glorious thought-provoking Murderbot tale

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Devs

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Devs: Here's the real science behind the quantum computing TV show

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Could we ever build a robot that thinks like a person?

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Could we ever build a robot that thinks like a person?

Could we ever capture the essence of humanity in a robot? That's for us to find out, says Tony Prescott, as he explains the idea of creating a robot with a sense of self.

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How to use big data science to solve the biggest engineering problems

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The hyperloop: will Elon Musk's technology be the future of transport?

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Video game psychology: Are they addictive and can they harm us?

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Smart windows can let visible light through while blocking out heat

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