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Technology, engineering, and design enthusiast.

Check Out the New Office Building Google Is Renting in the Middle of London

Google has reportedly scrapped its plan to build a magnificent office building in London that would have featured a race track and a rooftop swimming pool. At least for the time being… The company will…

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2014 Was The Year Of The Skyscraper… More Built Than Any Year Before Thanks To China!

The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, in charge of overseeing the global measuring standards for tall buildings, is reporting that more skyscrapers were built in 2014 than any year before. The previous record…

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McLaren Officially a Tech Company After Changing Corporate Identity

McLaren has made a minor change to the company’s corporate moniker, going from simply McLaren Group to now McLaren Technology Group, meaning it is now officially a tech company. The idea to add “technology” to the…

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FAA and CNN Enter Research Deal To Implement Drones Into News Reporting

CNN and the Federal Aviation Administration have signed a deal to bring drones into news reporting and news gathering. “Our aim is to get beyond hobby-grade equipment and to establish what options are available and…

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GM Developing a $30,000 Bolt EV To Rival Tesla’s Electric Vehicles

Monday, at the North American International Auto Show, Chevrolet unveiled its new all-electric car concept, the Bolt EV, set to compete directly with Tesla. Price-wise, with a $30,000 tag, the Bolt EV will be one of…

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Disney’s Roomba-Like Robot, Beachbot, Can Draw Elaborate Sand Art

Disney Research and ETH Zürich have created a robot similar in function and size to a Roomba, capable of drawing incredible designs in the sand. A bit bigger than a Roomba, Beachbot deploys a rake…

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NASA and Nissan Collaborating To Develop Self-Driving Cars

Wired is reporting that NASA and Nissan have entered a five-year agreement in order to work with each other to develop self-driving cars. Nissan will be granted access to utilize NASA’s Ames Research Center to…

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3D-Printed Lawn Mower That Works? This Guy Churned Out All The Parts In Only 9 Hours!

Shortly after constructing his own huge high-speed 3D printer called the Cheetah, Hans Fouche used the printer to make his latest creation, a 3D-printed lawn mower that actually works. Essentially a proof-of-concept in order to…

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NASA is Sending a Tiny Robot Down a Volcano to Explore Fissures

Narrow, deep crevices that plummet into the Earth, generally characterized by dumping hot magma out of erupting volcanoes, are called fissures. Unfortunately, fissures are extremely difficult for humans to explore, so NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory…

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Coming in 2016: First Ever Bentley SUV Will Be The Most Expensive In The World

Bentley’s SUV, set for release in 2016, is garnering a lot of attention with 4,000 buyers already committed to purchasing the vehicle. Bentley chief Wolfgang Duerheimer said, “The Bentley SUV will be the most exclusive,…

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Author Archives: Marshall Smith

About Marshall Smith

Check Out the New Office Building Google Is Renting in the Middle of London

2014 Was The Year Of The Skyscraper… More Built Than Any Year Before Thanks To China!

McLaren Officially a Tech Company After Changing Corporate Identity

FAA and CNN Enter Research Deal To Implement Drones Into News Reporting

GM Developing a $30,000 Bolt EV To Rival Tesla’s Electric Vehicles

Disney’s Roomba-Like Robot, Beachbot, Can Draw Elaborate Sand Art

NASA and Nissan Collaborating To Develop Self-Driving Cars

3D-Printed Lawn Mower That Works? This Guy Churned Out All The Parts In Only 9 Hours!

NASA is Sending a Tiny Robot Down a Volcano to Explore Fissures

Coming in 2016: First Ever Bentley SUV Will Be The Most Expensive In The World

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