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Scientists Use Dolphins' Sonar Abilities to Develop Radar Capable of Identifying Surveillance Equipment and Explosives
In a new study, a team of scientists detailed their new radar system, inspired by dolphins, that can detect hidden surveillance equipment and explosives.
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