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Graphene Solar Panels Generate Power Even When It Rains

Taking the lead in the race for building highly efficient solar cells, Chinese scientists have introduced a new approach for making all-weather solar panels which will be triggered by both sunlight and raindrops. With this…

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Japan is Designing an Invisible Train Which is Going to Roll Out in 2018

Japan is not only the land of the rising sun but also of the world’s fastest developing technologies. Japan has progressed a lot in the field of railways as well. Last year, a Japanese bullet…

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Daniel Valle’s Water Pavilion Lets Visitors Walk on the Ocean

Madrid-based architect Daniel Valle created this architectural marvel for the Yeosu EXPO 2012 in South Korea. He explored various water principles to translate them into an architectural experience that allows you to walk into the ocean. This…

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Third Flawless Booster Landing of Reusable Blue Origin Rocket is a Major Step Towards Reducing Space Travel Costs

The world’s first reusable rocket, New Shepard, flew again to successfully complete its launch and vertical landing at Blue Origin’s testing site in Texas on April 2, 2016. The rocket was used for the third…

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Container-Based Homes by Honomobo to Meet Multiple Needs

Canadian firm Honomobo has launched a completely new type of housing. They built a new range of flexible, multi-use living units and living spaces out of reused shipping containers. They can serve as a tiny…

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Construction of Gehry’s Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Yet To Start

According to the official statements from the Guggenheim Foundation, work on the new Abu Dhabi Museum, designed by architect Frank Gehry, has still not started. Recent reports state the contract for the £530 million Guggenheim…

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Which Needed More Builders: The Empire State Building or the Taj Mahal?

Below is an infographic encompassing 12 of the world’s largest building projects thanks to the folks over at adzuna. They decided to hone in on some of the world’s most impressive building projects and specifically…

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Apple Unveils Liam – a Robot that Rips Apart iPhones for Recycling

Apple is no doubt the topmost smartphone manufacturer in the world, which caters to the needs of millions and millions of customers with its new iPhones every year. But, it is also responsible for thousands of…

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Abandoned Factory in China Transformed Into Giant Floating Fields

Thomas Chung, Associate Professor of Architecture at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, has created an amazing project, “Floating Fields,” as a demonstration of a concept of aquaponics and algae cultivation, water filtering, and sustainable…

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$99 OLO Transforms Any Smartphone Into a 3D Printer

3D printers have no doubt become more versatile and accessible than ever. Still, there are very few who actually seem to use a 3D printer. But this is likely going to change soon as a…

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Construction

Graphene Solar Panels Generate Power Even When It Rains

Japan is Designing an Invisible Train Which is Going to Roll Out in 2018

Daniel Valle’s Water Pavilion Lets Visitors Walk on the Ocean

Third Flawless Booster Landing of Reusable Blue Origin Rocket is a Major Step Towards Reducing Space Travel Costs

Container-Based Homes by Honomobo to Meet Multiple Needs

Construction of Gehry’s Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Yet To Start

Which Needed More Builders: The Empire State Building or the Taj Mahal?

Apple Unveils Liam – a Robot that Rips Apart iPhones for Recycling

Abandoned Factory in China Transformed Into Giant Floating Fields

$99 OLO Transforms Any Smartphone Into a 3D Printer

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