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IBM’s Watson Has A New Gig: World Class Chef

Combining Food Science & Human Psychology IBM beat the pants off some really smart jeopardy champions a couple years ago and has recently been involved in a project to help doctors more quickly and accurately…

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Serious USB Security Flaw Can Take Over Your Computer

Did you know USB drives suffer from a serious security flaw? Named BadUSB, this flaw is so serious that it can evade all known effective defenses. The Security Research Labs in Berlin reported that an…

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Ever Heard Of 4-D Printing? You’ve Got To See This…

Skylar Tibbits, a researcher in MIT’s architecture department, in collaboration with Stratasys Ltd. and Autodesk Inc. has created the concept of 4-D printing using “smart” materials. These materials come from a 3-D printer, yet are capable…

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57% Less Power Needed With The E-Chain. The Smooth, Quiet and Exceptionally Long Cable Carrier

Smooth running properties and low noise levels are becoming increasingly desirable as many ports and industrial sites are moving closer to residential areas, and travel speeds are ever-increasing. Indoor and outdoor cranes, as well as…

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Nano-Engineered Super Hydrophobic Materials Mimic Plant’s “Lotus Effect”

One of the old “Holy Grails” of papermaking, with roots in ancient China, was manufacturing paper to be super absorbent, first for artistic effects and later for commercial needs such as cleaning. A relatively new…

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Scientists Telepathically Transmit Message 5,000 Miles Away

It may seem like science fiction, but researchers have conducted an experiment recently where they successfully transmitted thoughts using no hands, no words, no voice, no typing and no gestures … just brain-to brain communication.…

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Three-Year-Old Boy Gets a 3D-Printed Prosthetic Iron Man Hand

A 3-year-old Hawaii boy named Rayven Kahae, affectionately called “Bubba” by his family and friends, was born with amniotic band syndrome (ABS). ABS restricts normal growth in some parts of the body. For Bubba, his…

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All Year Around, High Volume “Plug and Play” Modified Shipping Container Farms

Anyone Can Grow Food Anywhere, Anytime Limits and problems of huge agribusiness have become self-evident: mass-produced and cosmetically altered fruit, and vegetables that are tasteless and colorless, often transported by plane, ship, train and truck…

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Engineers Build World’s First Rocket-Shaped Nanomotor, 300 Times Smaller Than a Grain of Salt

SciFi Nanomotor Now a Reality Engineers at the University of Texas are making progress toward the goal of creating tiny nanomotors or nano-machines that can move through the body administering drug treatments and targeting harmful…

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A 3D Printed Paper Plane Gun? This Guy Just Created What You Never Knew You Wanted!

There has been ongoing intense debate across the world about 3D printed guns and gun control in general but one man has created a prototype of a weapon that is both safe and extremely fun to use.…

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Design

IBM’s Watson Has A New Gig: World Class Chef

Serious USB Security Flaw Can Take Over Your Computer

Ever Heard Of 4-D Printing? You’ve Got To See This…

57% Less Power Needed With The E-Chain. The Smooth, Quiet and Exceptionally Long Cable Carrier

Nano-Engineered Super Hydrophobic Materials Mimic Plant’s “Lotus Effect”

Scientists Telepathically Transmit Message 5,000 Miles Away

Three-Year-Old Boy Gets a 3D-Printed Prosthetic Iron Man Hand

All Year Around, High Volume “Plug and Play” Modified Shipping Container Farms

Engineers Build World’s First Rocket-Shaped Nanomotor, 300 Times Smaller Than a Grain of Salt

A 3D Printed Paper Plane Gun? This Guy Just Created What You Never Knew You Wanted!

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