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Plasticland: where a new world comes true [Instrumentation Notes]

Books, scientific journals, Sci-Fi novels, and even educational TV shows speak to us of a new world where devices help people in everyday life by expanding our action and sensing capabilities.

Salvatore Graziani | Bruno Ando

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