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Today on In Case You Missed It: Moley the robot-chef will man your kitchen and creep out your friends by sometime in 2017, cooking up stored recipes just like you first taught it to. Aka the end is neigh. A new iPad app on Indiegogo is designed to keep possibly concussed young athletes from re-injuring their brains with a simple white dot test. And the Walli is a bluetooth-connected wallet that will send you notifications should you forget to replace a card in it, or leave your phone behind.
Volvo released a darling video of a four-year-old who was given the remote control for a large, real-sized Volvo truck. Her giggles are just the right degree of infectious and dastardly.
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