The US science fiction writer Kim Stanley Robinson is guest editor of this week's New Scientist. He writes a piece himself on stories of now:
the literature that best expresses our time, that speaks to our time, is science fiction. How could it be otherwise? Our world is a science fiction.
This is important, because you need the literature of your time. You can't get the meaning of our life in 2009 from historical fiction, nor from science alone.
Robots with squidgy paws could navigate uneven terrain
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A robot paw made from half a silicone ball could help robots keep their
footing, thanks to an internal camera that monitors how its shape deforms
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