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  • Ashton Udall is a partner with the firm Global Sourcing Specialists (GSS). GSS is a product development and sourcing (manufacturing) firm dedicated to helping businesses, inventors, and startups, tap overseas resources to succeed in the Global Economy.

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April 30, 2008

Terminator Isn't as Distant as You Think

Ok.  That might be a little far-fetched.  But this video depicting the capabilities of robotic technology made me stare in wonder (h/t Marc Andreeson).  The technologies coming down the pipeline in industries such as nanotech, biotech, cleantech, robotics, and so on, will eventually filter into the products we use on a daily basis.  The world of our grandchildren will surely be a greater departure from our reality than our's was for our grandparents.

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