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Rodgers Townsend’s Documentary Shows the Precision That Goes Into Carving a Guitar

Rodgers Townsend’s new documentary, The Art of Sound, shows off the incredible attention to detail Tom Bills adheres to when making his guitars. As someone with essential tremor, it makes me nervous just watching the…

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Michelin Challenge Design 2016 Announces 14 Winners

Michelin’s yearly Challenge Design winners for 2016 were announced last week. The theme this year was “Mobility for All — Designing the Next Frontier.” The winners were announced September 3, 2015, and winners will display…

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Frankfurt Auto Show Update: Bentley Bentayga, the Most Luxurious SUV in the World

The 66th Frankfurt Auto Show opens tomorrow at Frankfort’s Messe Exhibition Centre, running from September 17th to 27th. The Frankfurt Auto Show is one of the world’s largest and is held every two years in…

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This Expandable Camper Grows to Three Times Its Size With Just a Push of a Button

Though campers are increasingly becoming popular, their tiny size and limited storage still remain the major downsides of camper travel. The French company Beauer is offering a solution to tiny, cramped quartered camping without having to tow a…

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BRETT Learns Autonomously, Building Human-Like Knowledge, Behavior

Creating Robot Apprentices Researchers at UC Berkeley are teaching robots “deep learning” so that they learn and grow in the same way humans do. Just as children start out at a very basic level and,…

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SHIELD: Securing Integrated Chips to Prevent/Detect Tampering

US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s SHIELD project began earlier this year with multimillion-dollar awards to Northrop Grumman Systems ($12.3 million), SRI International ($6.8 million), and Charles Stark Draper Laboratory ($4.1 million). There are five…

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Replacing the Aging T38: Boeing T-X Aircraft & Simulation System Update

This week at the Air Force Association conference near Washington, DC, Boeing will introduce an early demonstration of its new T-X demonstrator or trainer, jointly designed with Saab. A trainer is a type of simplified…

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London’s New Public Transport to Encompass a 15 MPH Moving Sidewalk?

Forget subways and stationary sidewalks… With technology progressing at a rapid pace, outlandish designs for London’ new public transport include a 15 mph moving sidewalk. Literally, a moving sidewalk similar to what you see in…

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The Magic Candy Factory 3D Prints Custom Gummy Sweets For Kids

The Magic Candy Factory is a 3D printer that can be operated via an iPad in order to print custom gummy candies. The 3D printer is located in a candy store in Berlin, where kids…

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Quantum Dots to Power Buildings in the Future

Quantum Dots As Energy Sources The University of Milan-Bicocca (UNIMIB) in Italy, and the US Department of Energy’s Los Alamo’s National Laboratory(LANL), led by Victor Klimov at the Center for Advanced Solar Photophysics (CASP), have…

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Design

Rodgers Townsend’s Documentary Shows the Precision That Goes Into Carving a Guitar

Michelin Challenge Design 2016 Announces 14 Winners

Frankfurt Auto Show Update: Bentley Bentayga, the Most Luxurious SUV in the World

This Expandable Camper Grows to Three Times Its Size With Just a Push of a Button

BRETT Learns Autonomously, Building Human-Like Knowledge, Behavior

SHIELD: Securing Integrated Chips to Prevent/Detect Tampering

Replacing the Aging T38: Boeing T-X Aircraft & Simulation System Update

London’s New Public Transport to Encompass a 15 MPH Moving Sidewalk?

The Magic Candy Factory 3D Prints Custom Gummy Sweets For Kids

Quantum Dots to Power Buildings in the Future

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