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A Huge Global Marketplace Awaits New Suppliers of Nanomaterials

Improving Material Chemistries If humans are to do what they dream of doing – building mile-high towers, riding space elevators, traveling to Mars, flying from New York to Tokyo in two hours, and more –…

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China and Pakistan are Building the World’s Largest Solar Project

Pakistan and China are building the world’s largest solar project, known as the Quaid-e-Azam Solar Power Park (QUASP).The solar farm is built in an ideal location in the desert and gets 13 hours of sunlight every day. This is…

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MIT’s Inaugural “Solve” Conference is the Beginning of a Global Movement

Coming Up With Solutions With Global Consequences Last week marked the beginning of the annual Solve Conference at MIT, which is focused on bringing experienced and inspired people together to solve some of the world’s…

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Revolutionary 3D Printed Building Powered by 3D Printed Car

World-renowned architecture firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) is known for designing iconic skyscrapers such as the Willis Tower (formerly the Sears Tower) in Chicago and the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. The American architecture firm…

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Gehry: Using Aerospace Software to Design & Build the Unbuildable

Achieving Maximum Aesthetic Impact Frank Gehry’s architecture is well known for its complex curves and waves that were once considered too complex or radical for building structures, primarily because of the expense. But Gehry began…

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Automated Ports & Container Terminals Turning Up Everywhere

IndustryTap has reported on industrial automation applications in Automated Underground Transport Systems, $6.2 Billion Khalifa Port, and igus’ Fiber Optic Cables and Improved Shipping Control, each of which improves workflow and saves money through the use of…

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PlanGrid Software: Startup Bringing $3 Trillion Construction Industry Into the Future

Eliminating the “Paper Problem” with Startup PlanGrid Software General contractors in construction are getting a much-needed boost through the wide selection of new software programs that use pixels instead of paper, benefiting themselves, planners, architects, and…

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Biomimetic Materials Driving Major Technological Advances

IndustryTap has written a number of articles on biomimetics, also known as “biologically inspired design,” including bionic ants for use in industrial applications, butterfly wings, thermogenesis and detecting explosives, and more. Now, in addition to…

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Forget Touchscreens; Gesture Control Could Soon Be the Norm

Gesture control for electronics could soon become an alternative to touchscreens and sensing technologies. In gesture recognition technology, the sensor is able to read hand gestures and use them to control electronic devices without physical…

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Watching a Robot Struggle to Put Together IKEA Furniture is Satisfying

It’s a well-known fact that one of the greatest enemies of mankind is IKEA furniture. What looks like a small task for a simple piece of furniture such as a desk or table quickly turns…

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Construction

A Huge Global Marketplace Awaits New Suppliers of Nanomaterials

China and Pakistan are Building the World’s Largest Solar Project

MIT’s Inaugural “Solve” Conference is the Beginning of a Global Movement

Revolutionary 3D Printed Building Powered by 3D Printed Car

Gehry: Using Aerospace Software to Design & Build the Unbuildable

Automated Ports & Container Terminals Turning Up Everywhere

PlanGrid Software: Startup Bringing $3 Trillion Construction Industry Into the Future

Biomimetic Materials Driving Major Technological Advances

Forget Touchscreens; Gesture Control Could Soon Be the Norm

Watching a Robot Struggle to Put Together IKEA Furniture is Satisfying

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