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Technology, engineering, and design enthusiast.

Planes Bring Thousands of Liquid Crystal Discs to Life at the World’s Busiest Airport

airFIELD is suspended in the international terminal of the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and measures 90-feet long by 30-feet wide. The incredible sculpture is synced to the real-time flight data of the airport and utilizes the…

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Install or Uninstall a Swimming Pool at the Push of a Button

Want to take a dip to cool off but don’t have a pool in your backyard? Just push a button. New technology from Hydrofloors turns a usable floor or surface into a pool. Literally, at…

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Apple’s CarPlay Turns Your Dash into an iOS Device

Apple computers, Apple smartphones, Apple tablets and Apple cars? We’re not quite there yet but Apple has announced that it plans to release “CarPlay,” its version of iOS in your car that will run off…

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Toyota’s New Three-Wheeled Vehicle Has No Steering Wheel

IndustryTap has covered Toyota’s FV2 color-changing vehicle, which alters itself to match your mood. The concept vehicle is continuing to cause quite a stir, this time at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show. Why? Because it…

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Boeing Black – The Safest, Self-Destructing Smartphone You’ll Probably Never Own

An unexpected contender has entered the already-competitive smartphone arena. Boeing, yes – the same Boeing that recently banked $100 billion in orders for its folding wings commercial airplane, has now designed its first smartphone, Christened…

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Walmart Makes WAVEs with Its Supply Trucks of the Future

Walmart may soon be replacing its gigantic fleet of 6,500 supply trucks with a more futuristic vehicle called the Walmart Advanced Vehicle Experience (WAVE). The WAVE concept truck has a “micro-turbine hybrid powertrain that can…

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Coca-Cola Creates Mini-Me 3D Printed Versions Of Fans

Coca-Cola consumers in Israel were recently a part of a clever marketing campaign using consumers. The brand known for stressing personal relationships with its fans encouraged “mini-me” 3D versions of people via a mobile app…

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Unbelievable! Backwoods, Gun-Slinging DIY Engineer Built a Fusion Reactor in His Basement!

Doug Coulter used to work for U.S. intelligence agencies, building signal processing and radio gadgets… But that was about a decade ago. Today, Doug resides in the backwoods of Virginia, in small town by the…

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Massive 82-Foot Telescope has The Ability To Explore Dark Holes

An 82-foot Magellan telescope has passed all the tests and been approved for construction in hope that it will be operational by 2020. Features: Utilizes a light-collecting mirror surface more than six times the area…

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California’s Recent Rain Still Not Putting a Dent In Their Drought

Heavy rain hit California this past weekend and continues to fall in some areas of the state. Unfortunately, even with more than an inch falling overnight in Southern California on Friday, the U.S. Drought Monitor…

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Author Archives: Marshall Smith

About Marshall Smith

Planes Bring Thousands of Liquid Crystal Discs to Life at the World’s Busiest Airport

Install or Uninstall a Swimming Pool at the Push of a Button

Apple’s CarPlay Turns Your Dash into an iOS Device

Toyota’s New Three-Wheeled Vehicle Has No Steering Wheel

Boeing Black – The Safest, Self-Destructing Smartphone You’ll Probably Never Own

Walmart Makes WAVEs with Its Supply Trucks of the Future

Coca-Cola Creates Mini-Me 3D Printed Versions Of Fans

Unbelievable! Backwoods, Gun-Slinging DIY Engineer Built a Fusion Reactor in His Basement!

Massive 82-Foot Telescope has The Ability To Explore Dark Holes

California’s Recent Rain Still Not Putting a Dent In Their Drought

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