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The Istanbul Harbor Revitalization Plan

Harbor revitalization is a big topic around the world. Just last month, experts conducted a one-day Marina Design Course at the International Marina & Boatyard Conference. One of the big harbor projects on the drawing…

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3D-Printed Bike Falls Apart, Proving the Technology Still Has a Long Way to Go…

Carleton University’s James Nugent, Michael Mackay-MacLaren, and Gabriel Wong were extremely excited to show off a 3D-printed bike they developed, that is, until it literally fell apart in front of a roomful of media personnel.…

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Lockheed Martin’s Naval Vessel ‘Sea Slice’ Is Up for Sale as a Fancy Yacht

Sea Slice is an experimental United States Navy vessel. Launched in 1996, the Lockheed Martin-built Sea Slice has a uniquely modified hull design called SWATH (Small Waterplane Area Twin Hull design). The unique hull design…

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Process & Instrumentation Automation Market Picking Up Steam

According to a recent report by MarketsandMarkets, the Process Automation and Process Instrumentation markets will grow at a CAGR of about 5% to $125 billion and $37 billion, respectively, by 2018. The automation market includes…

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Handy Power Plant Provides Reliable Power Anytime, Anywhere!

All battery-based chargers need to be plugged into a wall socket to gain a charge. But this portable charger will allow users to live ‘off grid’. A German startup, eZelleron Inc., has developed a hand-held…

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Singapore’s 3D-Printed Concept Car Could Be the Car of the Future

3D printing is taking the world by storm. Every day we read about someone or the other creating new ‘masterpieces’ using 3D printers. These days you can print everything from shoes to drones to ultra-light…

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Fully-Equipped, Sustainable Flatpack Homes Can Even Endure a Hurricane!

Prefab has become a major buzzword in the world of design today. Prefabricated and flatpack homes and furniture offer extreme portability, they are quick to erect, easy to transport, and often cheaper than their conventional…

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3D Printing May Fundamentally Change Traditional Supply Chain Models

The traditional supply chain model typically involves product development, prototyping, production, distribution, and warehousing happening in several physical locations spread across the globe. Parts are physically moved from one stage to the next – a…

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Warka Water Captures Potable Water From the Air

Water scarcity affects billions of people around the world, and a majority of them live in Africa. People spend long hours every day trying to find and collect water from ponds or dried riverbeds, which…

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Keeping Up With Threats to Industrial Control Systems

According to Sun Tzu in The Art of War: “It is said that if you know your enemies and know yourself, you will not be imperiled in one-hundred battles; if you do not know your…

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Design

The Istanbul Harbor Revitalization Plan

3D-Printed Bike Falls Apart, Proving the Technology Still Has a Long Way to Go…

Lockheed Martin’s Naval Vessel ‘Sea Slice’ Is Up for Sale as a Fancy Yacht

Process & Instrumentation Automation Market Picking Up Steam

Handy Power Plant Provides Reliable Power Anytime, Anywhere!

Singapore’s 3D-Printed Concept Car Could Be the Car of the Future

Fully-Equipped, Sustainable Flatpack Homes Can Even Endure a Hurricane!

3D Printing May Fundamentally Change Traditional Supply Chain Models

Warka Water Captures Potable Water From the Air

Keeping Up With Threats to Industrial Control Systems

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