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Today on In Case You Missed It: Rice University scientists came up with a new kind of water-repellent coating that is modeled on the lotus leaf. Australians have their first ever remotely controlled firefighting robot that is capable of firing a water cannon up to 90 feet. And Windspeed Technologies, an aerospace engineering firm, just upped the luxe travel game by putting a dome at the top of an aircraft for skydeck seating for those you can pay for it.
The mechanization of matching with strangers via an app continues with a robot designed to read the sweat in your palms to see whether the user is truly interested in a potential Tinder match.
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