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Even a small business could put robots to use.

The high-flying Project Loon has come to an end, with its CEO saying they weren't able to get costs low enough.

The team is building an intelligent food distribution system.

Tidal is starting with an underwater camera system for fish farmers.

Makani's work might live on, but not under Alphabet's umbrella.

If it’s serious about the environment, anyway.

Its Brilliant course shows how to write quantum code.

Backstory will help companies keep on top of huge amounts of security information.

No sliding mechanism involved this time.

The Alphabet spin-out is offering systems in New York with no upfront fee.

They're joining the ranks of Waymo and others as full-fledged divisions.

Automation could reduce food shortages and boost crop quality.

With over 80 percent of towers still down, it could connect remote areas.

It'll help prevent wasted renewable energy.

It comes after promises that he'd be crucial to Project Loon's launch.

Bringing Google to the world just got simpler.

It sees balloons as a better way to get the world online.

Keep an eye out for toilet paper rain.

Google's robot projects were independent, but X division will focus on 'solving specific problems.'