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Honeybees Know the Secret to the Most Effective Construction

Bees are curious insects. They are constantly busy and highly intelligent. They have evolved to fit honey in the most amount of space with the least amount of resources, making them excellent mathematicians. They utilize…

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Mobile Exoskeleton, The Chairless Chair, Is Starting a “Chairolution” For Production Workers

A new exoskeleton called the “Chairless Chair” from Zurich-based startup company Noonee is looking to revolutionize the chair, specifically for production line workers who are forced to stand for long periods of time. Noonee is…

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Beer Can House Takes the Words “Home Brew” to a New Level

In 1972, with America experiencing a major pollution problem, architect Michael Reynolds decided he would put all the garbage to good use and built his house mostly out of beer cans. Reynolds refers to the…

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Vibrating Gloves Teach Braille in Minutes

Blind and partially sighted people rely on Braille to do everything from get money at the ATM to read menus. But many people find Braille difficult to learn. Now, researchers from the Georgia Institute of…

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These Dudes Made a Boat Out of Plastic Bottles… Now They Are Sailing Over 500 Miles!

Jan Kara, 22, a student, and mechanic Jakub Bures, 21, like many of us, are tired of seeing pollution all around the world. In their Czech town of Nymburk, the duo decided to make a…

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50 Do-It-Yourself Open Source & Sustainable Industrial & Farming Machines

Industrial Productivity on a Small Scale Lets face it. Many people on the planet don’t have access to tools they need to build and live sustainable lives. But necessity is the mother of invention and…

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Incredible Photos of America’s First Formula One Raceway in Texas

Austin, Texas, is home to the first Formula One track in the United States, The Circuit of the Americas. Built in 2012, the raceway features a 3.4-mile track and Tom Fowlks of ESPN was lucky…

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A Warehouse Full of Jellyfish as Art? See It to Believe It.

Artists Walter Hugo and Zoniel, based out of London, have created a crazy art installation called “The Physical Possibility of Inspiring Imagination in the Mind of Somebody Living.” Essentially, the installation is an abandoned warehouse…

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Mystery of How the Egyptians Built the Pyramids Comes Down to Friction

It’s been a rather controversial topic throughout the scientific and history community alike. How exactly did the Egyptians manage to build the great pyramids in the amount of time that they did? New discoveries have…

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Old Smartphones Get New Life as Rainforest Guardians

According to a report from the United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP) and International police organization Interpol, illegal loggers are responsible for up to 90% of rainforest logging. This illegal logging can still impact us even…

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Design

Honeybees Know the Secret to the Most Effective Construction

Mobile Exoskeleton, The Chairless Chair, Is Starting a “Chairolution” For Production Workers

Beer Can House Takes the Words “Home Brew” to a New Level

Vibrating Gloves Teach Braille in Minutes

These Dudes Made a Boat Out of Plastic Bottles… Now They Are Sailing Over 500 Miles!

50 Do-It-Yourself Open Source & Sustainable Industrial & Farming Machines

Incredible Photos of America’s First Formula One Raceway in Texas

A Warehouse Full of Jellyfish as Art? See It to Believe It.

Mystery of How the Egyptians Built the Pyramids Comes Down to Friction

Old Smartphones Get New Life as Rainforest Guardians

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