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World’s First Ropeless Elevator Can Move Up, Down, and Sideways

While elevators have enabled the rise of city skylines, since the day one, these elevators have worked on a roped hydraulic mechanism for lifting and lowering the elevator car that only moved vertically. The race…

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Electric & Hybrid Planes Promise Quiet, Low Emissions

In a recent interview with Elon Musk, he was asked if he could clone himself, which three new and exciting projects would he take on. One of his answers was that he would like to…

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From Waste to Innovation: 22-Year-Old Computer Engineer Converts Soda Can Into Mini-Satellite

Back in school, we all created crafts using easily available, cheap, and recyclable materials in our art projects. However, this 22-year-old computer engineer from Bengaluru, India, has taken that learning to another level. Suraj Kumar…

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Designing & Building New 3D Printed Super Yachts

One consequence of the growing wealth of the world’s 1% is superyachts that have become hundreds of feet long and cost hundreds of millions of dollars. The wealthiest are always looking for the next new…

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iPhone 8 Facial Recognition Scanner vs. Touch ID

New Biometric Authentication The last couple of iterations of the iPhone included touch ID, taking advantage of each human’s unique fingerprint to protect and provide access to devices. Bloomberg recently reported Apple is testing facial…

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China Just Built the World’s Cutest Solar Plant Which is Shaped Like a Panda

A new solar power plant in Datong, China is the cutest and the most adorable solar farm in the world. Most solar farms align their solar arrays in rows and columns; however, this solar farm…

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Cost of Cybercrime to Reach $6 Trillion Annually by 2021

Once a software has been hacked, it is pretty much up to digital forensics experts to determine what has happened. It’s a regular part of “after hack” procedures to call in the forensics response team…

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China is Building the World’s First Pollution-Eating ‘Forest City’

Most of us who live in big cities are aware of the problems associated with big cities like polluted air, the gritty tap water, noise pollution, and so on. But we are not able to…

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SolarCoin & ElectriCChain: Revolutionary Blockchain Technologies

The world seems to be in the midst of a cryptocurrency revolution. Cryptocurrencies are digital currencies built on blockchain technology. Blockchain technology is the new generation of database technology that creates decentralized networks rather than…

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Stem Cell Research: Cornerstone of Regenerative Medicine

The definition of stem cells is changing. Cell therapy around the world has used bone marrow cells and fatty tissue (adipose cells) because these cells are plentiful in the human body and easily obtained. The…

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Engineering

World’s First Ropeless Elevator Can Move Up, Down, and Sideways

Electric & Hybrid Planes Promise Quiet, Low Emissions

From Waste to Innovation: 22-Year-Old Computer Engineer Converts Soda Can Into Mini-Satellite

Designing & Building New 3D Printed Super Yachts

iPhone 8 Facial Recognition Scanner vs. Touch ID

China Just Built the World’s Cutest Solar Plant Which is Shaped Like a Panda

Cost of Cybercrime to Reach $6 Trillion Annually by 2021

China is Building the World’s First Pollution-Eating ‘Forest City’

SolarCoin & ElectriCChain: Revolutionary Blockchain Technologies

Stem Cell Research: Cornerstone of Regenerative Medicine

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