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"Fuzzy logic tries to get machines to think like people do, with inexact fuzzy terms."
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I think this is a pretty good prediction of an item that is commonplace today.
These are now available on a variety of laptop computers and even small, pocket-sized PDAs.
Take a look at this tiny USB key with a fingerprint reader; the CR-FP2 and CR-FP3 USB keys have a sensor with a with what is described as 1/10000000 precision. The CR-FP3 has 512MB of memory and weights 11g.
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