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Breakthrough Safety Upgrades to Die Lifting and Transfer Practices Protect Against Catastrophic Injuries

Today, the use of forged eyebolts, inappropriate lifting points and incorrect applications of eyebolts is still common, significantly increasing the probability of failure and fatal injuries. Many manufacturing organizations are unaware that the direction of the pull…

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New “Killer App” Reduces Crime by Forecasting Risk Times, Locations

Predictive Policing Software: Using Big Data & Algorithms to Fight Crime Two primary crimes in cities are theft of items from inside vehicles and auto burglary. Police know that assaults occur most frequently between 3:00…

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Nescafé Brings Pop-Up Coffee Mugs to French Newspapers

In an innovative marketing effort, Nescafé inserted paper pop-up coffee mugs in newspapers in France in hopes that the company’s sturdy cups would encourage people to drink coffee together. Called the “pop-up café”, the ad…

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Lane-Hovering Land Airbus Could Be Coming to China

There was a lot of hype when the concept of a ‘3D Fast Bus’ (also called a straddling bus, straddle bus or tunnel bus) was first introduced. The idea was to make a kind of…

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Would You Buy a Calorie-Counting Microwave?

General Electric is heating up things in the microwave industry by building a product capable of measuring the amount of calories in the food you are warming. Researchers at GE are working on a technology…

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Will Google Glass Make Privacy Transparent?

Innovations in technology smartphones, drones, 3D printers have changed the way we live forever. Now we have the mind-wobbling Google Glass, a real breakthrough in wearable technology. But it’s not without controversy. More about Google…

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First Look At The X-Wing From “Star Wars: Episode VII”

Director J.J. Abrams just revealed the X-Wing from “Star Wars: Episode VII” as part of a fundraising campaign that was launched by Disney and Lucasfilm eight weeks ago. The project called, “Star Wars: Force for…

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LEGOs Inspire a 5,600 Square Foot Glass Superyacht

It’s every kid’s dream — to build something spectacular with LEGOs. Even grown ups want to get in on the building fun. Designer Lujac Desautel, a student at the California College of the Arts, School…

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Powerful Laser Recreates a Supernova Explosion in a Bottle

Recreating a Supernova Explosion in a Lab One of nature’s most amazing, if rare, events is a supernova: a stellar explosion billions of times brighter than the stars and sun, blinding an entire galaxy for…

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Australian Solar Plant Sets World Record for Generating “Supercritical” Steam

Researchers at Australia’s Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) have managed to generate supercritical steam at the highest temperatures ever achieved using solar energy. Supercritical steam is a real breakthrough and gives us the…

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Design

Breakthrough Safety Upgrades to Die Lifting and Transfer Practices Protect Against Catastrophic Injuries

New “Killer App” Reduces Crime by Forecasting Risk Times, Locations

Nescafé Brings Pop-Up Coffee Mugs to French Newspapers

Lane-Hovering Land Airbus Could Be Coming to China

Would You Buy a Calorie-Counting Microwave?

Will Google Glass Make Privacy Transparent?

First Look At The X-Wing From “Star Wars: Episode VII”

LEGOs Inspire a 5,600 Square Foot Glass Superyacht

Powerful Laser Recreates a Supernova Explosion in a Bottle

Australian Solar Plant Sets World Record for Generating “Supercritical” Steam

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