Author Archives: Marshall Smith

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Technology, engineering, and design enthusiast.

Interactive Narrated Video and Game Explaining How Neurons Work

Nicky Case created a very neat, interactive game explaining how neurons work. But the most important concept I wanted to introduce here was exposure therapy, which is part of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. CBT is basically…

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Travel Through Honda’s History by Watching the Company’s New Stop-Motion Ad

Honda’s latest stop-motion ad is a beautiful ode to the massive amount of products the company has produced over the years. Honda was able to bring thousands of paper illustrations to life by utilizing a…

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Drone Captures Apple Campus 2 Construction in Fascinating 4K Video

Words can’t really describe the enormity of the Apple 2 Campus being built in Cupertino, California, which is set to eventually house 17,000 employees by 2017. Construction on the new campus, which sits on a…

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A Guide To Selecting The Right Industrial Oven For Your Processing Application

Are you looking to select the right industrial oven for your processing application but don’t know where to begin? Luckily, Despatch Industries has you covered with the company’s new Industrial Oven Selection Guide. The guide…

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Volvo’s New ROAR Project Features Two-Wheeled Trash Collection Robots

Volvo recently released a press release announcing the company’s new joint venture, the Robot-based Autonomous Refuse handling (ROAR) project. “Imagine a robot that quietly and discreetly enters your neighborhood,” reads the press release. Honestly, they…

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SpaceX Falcon 9 Lander Flash Game Allows You to Assume the Role of Elon Musk

There’s a new flash game making the rounds based off of SpaceX’s attempt to land one of their rockets on a floating barge in the middle of the ocean. It turns out it’s just as…

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The New Versatile Nest Shelf by Nendo Will Change How You Look at Storage

I don’t know why we haven’t seen more innovation like this when it comes to shelves, but I definitely could have used the Nest Shelf by Nendo to conserve space when I was in college.…

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Ford Partners With Alcoa to Use Micromill Technology on the 2016 F-150

Ford announced via a press release that the company has partnered with Alcoa Inc. to produce the next-generation aluminum alloys for its vehicles. According to the press release, Ford will be using Alcoa’s Micromill material…

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Solar System Model Built to Scale is Located on a 7-Mile Dry Lakebed In Nevada

To Scale: The Solar System by Wylie Overstreet and Alex Gorosh documents building a solar system model to scale, a fascinating and inspiring idea. Not only is the project neat in itself, where it is taking…

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The Naval Postgraduate School Set a World Record By Controlling 50 Drones at Once

The Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California recently set a world record by lofting 50 drones in the air all at once, controlled by a single person. As it stands now, it’s the biggest drone…

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Author Archives: Marshall Smith

About Marshall Smith

Interactive Narrated Video and Game Explaining How Neurons Work

Travel Through Honda’s History by Watching the Company’s New Stop-Motion Ad

Drone Captures Apple Campus 2 Construction in Fascinating 4K Video

A Guide To Selecting The Right Industrial Oven For Your Processing Application

Volvo’s New ROAR Project Features Two-Wheeled Trash Collection Robots

SpaceX Falcon 9 Lander Flash Game Allows You to Assume the Role of Elon Musk

The New Versatile Nest Shelf by Nendo Will Change How You Look at Storage

Ford Partners With Alcoa to Use Micromill Technology on the 2016 F-150

Solar System Model Built to Scale is Located on a 7-Mile Dry Lakebed In Nevada

The Naval Postgraduate School Set a World Record By Controlling 50 Drones at Once

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