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DARPA Wants to Make Tiny Drones that Fly Like Birds and Insects

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Atlas Robot Upgraded by 75 Percent for DARPA Robitics Challenge

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DARPA Might Create Bird of Prey-Inspired Drone that Would Be Excellent at Navigation (VIDEO)

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DARPA Testing Bullets for Snipers That Change Direction After Being Fired

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Gecko-Inspired Climbing System Allows Student To Scale Glass Wall Like A Superhero (VIDEO)

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Researchers Test Drone That Uses Brain Chip to 'Learn on the Fly'

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'Electrical Prescriptions' Implant is Designed to Help People Heal Themselves

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DARPA Interested in Testing Robotic Service for Repairing On-Orbit Satellites

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Tiny Implant Could Monitor Organs For Injury And Illness

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DARPA's Jetpack Aims to Help Soldiers Run 4-Minute Mile

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DARPA Working on $2.9 Million Soft Robot Suit For Soldiers

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