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[Gruia.blogware.com] Technology Futurist :: Cool Devices: Of course, the idea of the calendar is to provide information about robotics conferences and events, but with a slightly different, funny twist. No porn is tolerated here at TF, but the eRobotica 2005 PlayBot Calendar is given a "poetic license" here, since it disseminates robotics conferences info in a quite creative fashion. 

 [News.com.com] Will RFID-guided robots rule the world? | CNET News.com: The idea of a robotic bodyguard for schoolchildren may strike some people as brilliant and others as absurd, but Robot X is noteworthy for reasons other than playground safety. It is one of several groundbreaking efforts under way aimed at giving robots sensory perception that allows them to better interact with people and objects around them using radio frequency identification, or RFID.

 [Physorg.com] Chartered Begins Customer Prototyping in 300mm Fab: More significantly, the pilot run at 90 nm is built on the successful technology transfer of the jointly developed Chartered-IBM process from IBM’s 300mm facility in East Fishkill, New York to Fab 7 – an achievement that brings the companies closer toward realizing their vision of establishing the industry’s first process-exact, cross-foundry platform that gives customers dual-source manufacturing flexibility. In line with volume production plans in mid-2005, Chartered’s Fab 7 has also begun pilot runs of 90nm SOI products for IBM.

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