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Thristy Permeable Concrete Protects Drivers During Heavy Rains

Tarmac, a CRH Company from the UK, has developed a new thirsty permeable concrete for surface and storm water management. The company provides aggregates and asphalt, ready mix, packed cement, bulk cement, lime powders, solutions,…

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Augmented Microscopy Helps Illuminate Tissue Surgeons are Working on to Minimize Risks

Bioengineers and neurosurgeons have collaborated to develop an enhanced microscopic technology that can assist surgeons in operating with augmented precision and decrease the risk of causing harm to patients. The research team at the University…

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Paralyzed Man Walks Again After World’s First Cell Transplant

A Breakthrough for Spinal Injury Patients Last year, medical teams from Poland and the UK collaborated on a new surgical cell transplant allowing 40-year-old Darek Fidyka to walk again. The new procedure gives hope to…

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Composite Wrap Tackles Complex Pipe Geometries

In April 2015, a Norwegian Floating Production, Storage and Offloading vessel (FPSO) requested a solution to rebuild, strengthen and protect corroded gas pipes. A series of pipes on board the North Sea FPSO were displaying…

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The Growth & Importance of Cutting Edge Knowledge Management (KM) Software

Knowledge doubled in the 17th and 18th centuries due to new technologies such as the printing press, leading to better opportunities for vastly more people. The feudal system in Europe gave way to personal empowerment,…

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SpaceX Successfully Conducts Crew Dragon Parachute Drop Test in Arizona

NASA just published a video of SpaceX successfully conducting a parachute drop test near Coolidge, Arizona, which shows four parachutes being deployed out of the back of an aircraft. These parachutes will eventually be called…

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The Promise of Advanced Machine Vision Systems

IndustryTap has reported on neuromorphic vision sensors that help machines see better, modeling and designing vision technology based on the dragonfly eye, and systems that help robots see around corners. Machine Vision (MV) is anything but simple with lenses,…

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New Trauma Foam Stabilizes Critically Wounded Soldiers, Patients

Cutting Edge, Revolutionary Science & Medicine Dr. David King, a trauma surgeon at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, a former army medic, has treated soldiers in war zones and patients severely injured at home such…

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How To: Transform a Drill and Bike Wheel Into a Frisbee Launching Machine

I’m right-handed and throw a frisbee left-handed because, for some reason, I can’t for the life of me throw a frisbee with my dominant hand. Over time, playing frisbee golf has helped improve my accuracy,…

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Mind Over Matter: Using Brain Waves to Control Electronic Devices

The recent history of human technology shows an increasing number of products and services that can be controlled remotely and automatically using computer algorithms. But what about the prospect of controlling devices using your own…

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Engineering

Thristy Permeable Concrete Protects Drivers During Heavy Rains

Augmented Microscopy Helps Illuminate Tissue Surgeons are Working on to Minimize Risks

Paralyzed Man Walks Again After World’s First Cell Transplant

Composite Wrap Tackles Complex Pipe Geometries

The Growth & Importance of Cutting Edge Knowledge Management (KM) Software

SpaceX Successfully Conducts Crew Dragon Parachute Drop Test in Arizona

The Promise of Advanced Machine Vision Systems

New Trauma Foam Stabilizes Critically Wounded Soldiers, Patients

How To: Transform a Drill and Bike Wheel Into a Frisbee Launching Machine

Mind Over Matter: Using Brain Waves to Control Electronic Devices

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