Reference

On this page you will be able to see the sources that we used in order to gain some information on the topics that were written about on this site.

Electronic Sources:

1. "Bluetooth Personal Network Card (PNC) FAQ." Socket Communications. (Jun. 2000).

2. "The Official Bluetooth Website." Ericsson Mobile Communications. (Jun. 2000).

3. Associated Press, "MIT project seeks to make PCs invisible." Cnet. (Jun. 2000).

4. "Web ProForum Tutorial: Optical Networks." The International Engineering Consortium. (Jun. 2000).

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6. "MIT: Spoken Language Systems." SLS. (Jun. 2000).

7. Craver, Tom R., "Nanotechnology Magazine." Nanozine. (Jun. 2000).

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12. Jones, Christopher, "The Super-Duper Hypercomputer." http://www.wired.com/news/topstories/0,1287,17862,00.html. (Feb. 11, 1999).

13. Anderson, Colleen, "The Skycar Gets Ready for Takeoff." Technocopia. (Nov. 8, 1999).

14. Graham-Rowe, Duncan, "A Helping Hand." http://www.newscientist.com/nsplus/insight/ai/helpinghand.html (July 31, 1999).

15. "Shape shifting robots." http://www.newscientist.com/nsplus/insight/ai/droidforall.html (May 13, 2000).

16. Adler, Robert, "Robots that can build" http://www.newscientist.com/nsplus/insight/ai/willrobots.html (Sept. 11, 1999).

Book:

1. Gershenfeld, Neil, "When Things Start to Thing." New York: Henry Holt and Company LLC, 1999.

Permission

1. Image of skycar at /C005960/innovations/articles/skycar.htm from Technocopia http://www.technocopia.com , June 2000. Email message.