Author Archives: Marshall Smith

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Technology, engineering, and design enthusiast.

3D Printed Earring Basket Things Will Stow or Catch Your New Apple Airpods

It’s 2016, and 3D printing still hasn’t taken over the world. BUT, that doesn’t mean it isn’t helping solve today’s tiny problems such as what in the world to do with the new Apple Airpods?…

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The BMW Motorrad VISION NEXT 100 is the Closest Thing to a Tron Cycle Yet

My first reaction upon hearing about BMW’s Motorrad VISION NEXT 100 was that the name is a mouthful to say. But really, my initial reaction upon actually seeing the bike was that it certainly looks…

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Exploring the Economics of Long-Haul Flights: Airbus A380 vs. Boeing 787 Dreamliner

Have you ever pondered the difference between big planes and small planes, for example, the Airbus A380 versus the Boeing 787 Dreamliner? While the Dreamliner is capable of carrying around 300 passengers, the A380 can…

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After More Than 90 Years, Here’s the Top 5 Mercedes Concept Cars In Company History

For more than 90 years, Mercedes-Benz has been synonymous with world-class luxury, performance, and style. The cars made by this brand often go above and beyond other luxury cars on the market and certainly surpass…

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Electronic Sticky Notes on Thin, Flexible Solar Cells are the Future!

I’ll be honest. Part of me knows it’s 2016 and time we do away with paper sticky notes, but the other part of me uses paper sticky notes all the time and doesn’t have a…

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How Technology Is Improving Sports Injury Prevention and Recovery

Injuries are rampant in many sports, from hard-hitting collisions in football to muscle tweaks in soccer and basketball. So far, athletes and fans alike have recognized injuries as a necessary evil of sorts. It’s one…

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Foundation Works Foam Technique, PolyLevel, Can Lift Thousands of Pounds of Concrete

Soil erosion and settlement often cause concrete slabs in patios, sidewalks and driveways to sink into the ground. This type of settlement isn’t just unsightly; it can also cause more damage and can be a…

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An Industrial Designer Built a Functional Car Comprised Almost Entirely of Wood

Industrial designer and woodworker Joe Harmon has spent the past five years constructing a car made of wood. The neat thing, however, is that it’s actually drivable and not to mention has a perfect name…

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Plain Bearings Offer Performance, Economic Advantages Over Rolling-Element Bearings

Plain bearings are replacing rolling-element bearings in a wide range of products including pumps, wind turbines, and equipment for agriculture and construction. Once it was thought that complex parts required complex rolling-element bearings, but designers…

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Introducing Gamification Concepts in Regards to Work, Home, and Play

Video games are so appealing, in part, because they tap directly into the reward centers of our brains. With every goal you achieve or level that you complete in a game, you’re given an immediate…

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Author Archives: Marshall Smith

About Marshall Smith

3D Printed Earring Basket Things Will Stow or Catch Your New Apple Airpods

The BMW Motorrad VISION NEXT 100 is the Closest Thing to a Tron Cycle Yet

Exploring the Economics of Long-Haul Flights: Airbus A380 vs. Boeing 787 Dreamliner

After More Than 90 Years, Here’s the Top 5 Mercedes Concept Cars In Company History

Electronic Sticky Notes on Thin, Flexible Solar Cells are the Future!

How Technology Is Improving Sports Injury Prevention and Recovery

Foundation Works Foam Technique, PolyLevel, Can Lift Thousands of Pounds of Concrete

An Industrial Designer Built a Functional Car Comprised Almost Entirely of Wood

Plain Bearings Offer Performance, Economic Advantages Over Rolling-Element Bearings

Introducing Gamification Concepts in Regards to Work, Home, and Play

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