Just think of the possibilities programmable matter would bring. It's mind boggling.
"Jason Campbell, senior staff research scientist at Intel Research, gave a broad idea during Rattner's Thursday keynote just how disruptive the technology could be to users' daily lives--by replacing the electronic devices that people carry. Size is no longer an issue--the device can take the form of a wristband or thumb-drive, and stretched to a larger size to answer a call or send off an e-mail."
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Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Intel Programmable Matter
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