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Today on In Case You Missed It: Researchers from Queens University built tiny quadcopters that can join to form a hologram display, hovering in mid-air. A Guinness World Record for furthest distance by a quadruped robot was set in China but a quirky cute robot we’d love to see more of. And a Kickstarter project for a device that would turn any watch into a smartwatch with vibration for notifications, a heart rate monitor and control for music and photos.
We also round-up the week that was in a quick headline blast but we’re most into the Comcast plan to cap internet usage and NASA allowing applications for new astronauts.
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