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== Related Technologies, Projects , or Scientific Research ==

= Infobox template Template =An infobox is a small table in on the top-right side of an article that contains available technical information, (e.g. resolution, price, manufacturer , etc., ) about a particular device or technology. It will also feature a short summary of the completeness of the article as well as information on the availability of the technology and whether there are any issues connected to it. All the data are also semantically annotated for semantic search and categorizationcategorisation. For more about semantic annotations, please see the [[Semantic wiki formatting]] guide.

It is always good to present concise hard data to in a more readable format, : this is why infoboxes exist. To get started with infoboxes, use the templates from the list provided below.

Fill Place the available information inside the proper semantic links. For example, the <code><nowiki>[[Developed by::]]</nowiki></code> link can be set by typing <code><nowiki>[[Developed by::Microsoft]]</nowiki></code>. You can chain multiple links after each other like so: <code><nowiki>[[Developed by::Microsoft]], [[Developed by::Starbreeze]], </nowiki></code>. For the list of semantic links and how to correctly fill them in, refer to the [[Semantic wiki formatting]] guide.