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Re: Stiquito nervous system?

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From: Ted Dunning
Date: Tue, 06 Oct 1992 00:02
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In article <1992Sep29.210618.19@webo.dg.com> dmiller@dg.UUCP (David
Miller) writes:

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   From: dmiller@dg.UUCP (David Miller) Sender: dmiller@dg (David
   Miller) Date: Tue, 29 Sep 92 21:06:18 GMT References:
   <1992Sep27.221330.26656@murdoch.acc.Virginia.EDU> Organization:
   Data General Corporation, Research Triangle Park, NC Lines: 6

   Actually, experimentation is being done at Boston University, in
   something very similar to this.  They are building a chip with
   small actuated legs, which can be moved by the logic on the chip.
   The whole thing is ~1cm on a side.  (It looks something like a
   small ant from what I've heard.)
   ^^^^^

   Anyone with more info care to comment?


around here an ant that was 1cm on a side would be considered rather
large!
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From: ted@nmsu.edu (Ted Dunning)
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Subject: Re: Stiquito nervous system?
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