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Today on In Case You Missed It: A delivery company will begin testing sidewalk-scooting autonomous delivery robots next year in London and the U.S. They can go up to 4 miles per hour and carry about 20 pounds worth of whatever it is you’ve ordered. The Hywind offshore wind farm is about to be installed off the coast of Scotland, as Europe’s largest offshore wind farm. And Georgia Tech researchers are studying fire ants to try engineer self-healing materials.
Finally, this Rube Goldberg-like obstacle course video tickled our funny bones with its combination of song and ability to make us see a small red ball as heroic.
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