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World’s First Solar-Powered E Ink Traffic Signs Rolled Out in Sydney

The Australian Road and Maritime Services (RMS) have rolled out a series of solar-powered E Ink traffic signs throughout Sydney, Australia in an effort to test their viability as digital signage in major cities. The…

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Denmark’s Wind Energy Output Exceeds Country’s Requirements

Denmark is a leader when it comes to fighting climate change and generating wind energy. In 2014, Denmark let the world know about its plan to end its use of fossil fuels completely by 2050… whether for electricity or…

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Watch a Robot ‘Sculpt’ in 3D Using Only Light!

Artist Ekaggrat Singh Kalsi has demonstrated a new system using a 3D printer and LED light to generate a light painting from a 3D model. Ekaggrat took only two days to complete the entire project.…

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Netherlands to Try Recycled Plastic Roads; More Durable, Climate Friendly Than Asphalt

Plastics do not biodegrade. Everything ever made from plastic still exists, creating a worldwide environmental monster. Dutch construction company VolkerWessels is paving the way to a more sustainable world by building roads entirely out of recycled plastic.…

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Doomsday Scenario for Volkswagen, Ford & Toyota in the Age of Smart Cars

The Financial Times created a video last week explaining the current disruption occurring in the automobile industry and likely implications. In the coming years, rather than decades, winners and losers will begin to emerge from…

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Futurist: “The Coming Tidal Wave of Autonomous Vehicles to Disrupt the World”

If we had a crystal ball, we could easily know the future, but since no one has invented a crystal ball yet, we’ll have to settle for a new book written by Dr. Patrick Dixon,…

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Microscopic Optical Technology Device Can Emit Light 90 Billion Times Per Second!

Plasmonics, an up and coming branch of physics, has helped create a cutting edge innovation in regards to optical technology. The microscopic device pictured above can flash light on and off at an astonishing rate…

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A Short History of Bridges Leading Up to the Millau Viaduct

Making bridges, from the earliest days, involved a few ideas: span and forces, including compression and tension. The span is the length to be traversed. Forces include compression on the top of the bridge that pushes…

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Shrimp Exoskeletons May Aid Development of Advanced Composites

Unexplained Mysteries of Aquatic Habitats, Creatures Deep-sea marine science and biology researchers recently reported finding a species of shrimp, Pandalus Platyceros, living more than 6,000 feet (2000 meters) below the surface of the ocean, surviving…

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In-Pipe Hydropower: Electric Generators in Water Pipeline Infrastructure

When water is flowing through pipelines, there is energy that can be harvested. If those pipelines are from large municipal pipelines or industrial manufacturers pumping millions of gallons of water a day, the amount of…

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Engineering

World’s First Solar-Powered E Ink Traffic Signs Rolled Out in Sydney

Denmark’s Wind Energy Output Exceeds Country’s Requirements

Watch a Robot ‘Sculpt’ in 3D Using Only Light!

Netherlands to Try Recycled Plastic Roads; More Durable, Climate Friendly Than Asphalt

Doomsday Scenario for Volkswagen, Ford & Toyota in the Age of Smart Cars

Futurist: “The Coming Tidal Wave of Autonomous Vehicles to Disrupt the World”

Microscopic Optical Technology Device Can Emit Light 90 Billion Times Per Second!

A Short History of Bridges Leading Up to the Millau Viaduct

Shrimp Exoskeletons May Aid Development of Advanced Composites

In-Pipe Hydropower: Electric Generators in Water Pipeline Infrastructure

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