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Technology, engineering, and design enthusiast.

Infographic: Accidents at Work in Ireland

Hussey Fraser Solicitors in Dublin have put together an interesting infographic highlighting “Accidents at Work” in Ireland. Did you know, for example, that statistically, January is the safest month of the year? In contrast, July…

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Watch NASA Test a New Rocket Engine Mostly Made of 3D Printed Parts

NASA recently tested its newest rocket engine, of which 75% is comprised of 3D printed parts. In the video below, you get to see just how impressive the engine is, generating an incredible 20,000 pounds of…

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Lexus NX With Ice Wheels a Result of a Collaboration With Hamilton Ice Sculptors

Major car companies seem to be in an arms race when it comes to outrageous marketing, as Lexus recently unveiled an origami car. Lexus has one-upped itself by releasing a video of a Lexus NX…

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The CP Holiday Train Delivers Food and Joy to Northern US and Southern Canada

In an effort to contribute to the Christmas season, every year, employees at the Canadian Pacific Railroad decorate a special train dubbed the CP Holiday Train with Christmas lights. But it doesn’t stop there… The…

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Nothing Says Happy Holidays Like a Robot Making Paper Snowflakes

RE2 Robotics has released a cute little video of a robot making paper snowflakes, reminding us that before robots take over the world, they have something to add to the holiday season. In all seriousness, it’s…

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This Real Life Lightsaber Uses a Thin Burning Flame as Its Blade

If you don’t already subscribe to the Sufficiently Advanced YouTube Channel, you need to. You’re missing out on some awesome stuff! In honor of the Star Wars frenzy that has seemed to take the country…

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New Battery From Sony Uses Sulfur at the Negative Electrode for 40% Higher Energy Density

Sony is working on a new battery, expected to be completed in 2020, that utilizes lithium and sulfur energy storage in order to provide 40% higher energy density. Specifically, the battery uses sulfur at the…

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Boston Dynamics Envisions a More Autonomous Christmas With Robo-Deer and Sleigh

Boston Dynamics released a video wishing everyone a Happy Holidays like only the robotics company can… Using the Boston Dynamics robot, Spot, the company created a sleigh being pulled by robo-deer, a much more futuristic…

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NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope Photographs a Cosmic Lightsaber

NASA seems to be jumping on the Star Wars bandwagon, recently writing a blog post stating, “Just in time for the release of the movie Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens, NASA’s Hubble Space…

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Depth-Sensing Camera From a Microsoft Kinect Shot This Trippy Music Video

Microsoft Kinect as a whole is a device that could never quite live up to what seemed like endless potential and a unique gaming/entertainment experience. But just because it didn’t quite take off the way…

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Author Archives: Marshall Smith

About Marshall Smith

Infographic: Accidents at Work in Ireland

Watch NASA Test a New Rocket Engine Mostly Made of 3D Printed Parts

Lexus NX With Ice Wheels a Result of a Collaboration With Hamilton Ice Sculptors

The CP Holiday Train Delivers Food and Joy to Northern US and Southern Canada

Nothing Says Happy Holidays Like a Robot Making Paper Snowflakes

This Real Life Lightsaber Uses a Thin Burning Flame as Its Blade

New Battery From Sony Uses Sulfur at the Negative Electrode for 40% Higher Energy Density

Boston Dynamics Envisions a More Autonomous Christmas With Robo-Deer and Sleigh

NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope Photographs a Cosmic Lightsaber

Depth-Sensing Camera From a Microsoft Kinect Shot This Trippy Music Video

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