ICYMI: Draw-an-Instrument, Levitating Light and More

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Today on In Case You Missed It: A conductive-ink pen out of Japan allows you to draw an instrument on any paper, as long as you also connect the lines to a matching sensor. Super fun. Carnegie Mellon scientists invented the Ballbot: A robot that moves and balances on a single spherical wheel. And we also wanted you to see the levitating lightbulb that floats above its base with magnetic levitation. Just in time for Halloween!
We also touch on a few main pieces of news in our final show for the week. Space nerds will want to read about Jupiter’s Great Red Spot, now that it’s shrinking. Tech folk should read about Apple being found to have violated some patents from University of Wisconsin.
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