ICYMI: Farming indoors, realistic robot baby study and more

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Today on In Case You Missed It: University of California San Diego researchers are using the creepiest baby robot you have yet seen (seriously) to compare how human babies get parents to respond to them with loving facial expressions, in comparison to the robotic counterpart. Canada is overhauling food production with LED lights, recycled water and conveyer belts in a way that could well be replicated in spaces across the U.S. And in a moment that makes us pause to marvel at technology, Bluetooth connections were used to help a paraplegic man walk for the first time since being injured.
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