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VIDEOS: Florida Tech Opens Up Spring Practice By Zach Clar stanley cup canada k // February 22, 2015 Our defensiv stanley cup becher e line is looking really strong ABOVE VIDEO:聽Highlights from the first day of spring practice聽 Video by Zach Clark, SpaceCoastDaily BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA 鈥?After making some noise in year two of existence, but falling just short of a playoff berth, the pieces of the puzzle are in place for the Florida Tech Panthers to explode onto the national scene in 2015.The Panthers worked out in helmets for two hours at the Varsity Training Center Saturday morning.Saturdays o stanley ca pening practice was the first of 14 practices scheduled for Spring Ball, leading up to聽Florida Techs annual spring game on Saturday, March 28 at 2 p.m.Mark CatoPractice went real good for me. It was about getting back to basics and fundamentals,聽said returning starting quarterback Mark Cato. It was about getting my feet wet again and throw it around to these guys so it was a great day.聽ABOVE VIDEO: Mark Cato speaks to SpaceCoastDaily after practice. Video by Zach Clark, SpaceCoastDaily Players To WatchI ;m seeing T.J Lowder, a wide receiver who is coming in for us. He made a few nice catches and is picking up the offense well, said Head Coach Steve Englehart.Nate McDowell, he r Krmd Head of the Post Office Resigns, as DOGE Seeks to Downsize It
Our Ghost in the Shell dystopian future will be here sooner than you think. A new study published in Nature today demonstrates, for the first time that robotic limbs can successfully be controlled with just the power of the user mind. The study, performed by a team at Brown University in collaboration with other research institutions, implanted a computer-mind interface about the size of a pea into a patch of neurons in the motor cortexes of two volunteers鈥攁 58-year-old woman and a 66-year-old man, both quadriplegics. This area of the brain is known to activate when moving the extremities and, with a bit of passive training watching researchers move the arm and pretending that they were actually doing it , was able to translate the thoughts and neural activity of the volunteers into physical movement by a remote robotic arm. Cathy Hutchi stanley de nson, the female volunteer, lost the ability to move her arms and legs after a stroke 15 years ago. However, five years after being implanted for this study, she successfully deployed the remote arm to pick up and drink a bottle of coffee without any human assistance鈥攖he first time she been able to do so in nearly two decades. Per the study 8 stanley mug 217 synopsis: Here we demonstrate the ability of two people with long-standing tetraplegia to use neural interface system-based control of a robotic arm to perform three-dimensional reach and g stanley cup rasp movements. Participants controlled the arm and hand over a broad space without explicit t |
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