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Today on In Case You Missed It: A new wearable screen that runs all your apps via Android while strapped to your wrist is out but we can’t help but make fun of it. MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab created a UAV that can fly through a forest safely with an obstacle avoidance algorithm. And a prototye gun for objects lets users whip together large-scaled 3D designs using run-of-the-mill packing tape.
We are also really into this 4K video from NASA that shows solar temperature differences on the surface of the sun.
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