South Korea deploys robot capable of killing intruders along border with North
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South Korea deploys robot capable of killing intruders along border with North
South Korea has deployed sentry robots capable of detecting and killing intruders along the heavily-fortified border with North Korea, officials said on Tuesday.
Tue 13 Jul 10 from Telegraph.co.uk
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This Week in the Future, July 12-16, 2010
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Fri 16 Jul 10 from Popular Science
Running Short on Fuel, Europeans Turn to Smoke-Detector Tech for Deep-Space Power
As rare-earth metals become less common, and as nuclear non-proliferation treaties proliferate, it may get harder to send probes into deep space. Preparing for that eventuality, the European ...
Thu 15 Jul 10 from Popular Science
Sentry robots patrol Korean DMZ
The South Korean army has deployed two robot sentries to help soldiers patrol the demilitarized zone (DMZ) that separates the Republic from its secretive communist neighbor. read more
Wed 14 Jul 10 from TG Daily
South Korea Deploys Deadly Sentry Bots to Keep Watchful Eyes, Serious Weapons Trained on the Demilitarized Zone
Korea's Demilitarized Zone The South Korean side of the Korean peninsula may soon be littered with robot sentries armed not only with heat and motion sensors, but with automatic weapons ...
Tue 13 Jul 10 from Popular Science
Seven Big-Thinking Proposals For Dealing With Nuclear Waste
Nuclear Waste Meets Its Match Northwestern researchers have found a material that filters the radioactive cesium ions out of nuclear waste. Stefan K?uclear energy is looking like it will be ...
Tue 13 Jul 10 from Popular Science
Microsoft and Nasa team up to let you explore Mars using stunning new interactive map
Viewers can now take exclusive interactive tours of the red planet and view and explore the most complete, highest-resolution coverage of Mars available.
Tue 13 Jul 10 from Daily Mail
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