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Backward Brain Bicycle Illustrates Ingrained Human Biases, Habits

Learning to Ride a Backward Brain Bicycle Learning to ride a bike is difficult for most people but with a little practice we enjoy a lifetime of fast and nearly effortless fun or rejuvenating exercise.…

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Machination Studio Unveils 20-Inch Tall Mechanized 3D-Printed Tank That Walks Around

The HMC Boudicca from Machination Studio is a 3D-printed mechanized tank, showing what the future of toys might entail. At 20 inches tall and comprised of over 400 3D-printed hand-painted plastic parts, the R2 D2-like…

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Owl Wing Aeroacoustic Design Quieting Wind Turbines

One of the keys to owls being great hunters is their ability to swoop down on prey without making a noise. Whether a wing is part of an owl, a plane, or a turbine blade, the…

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Create Your Own Organisms with Desktop DNA Sequencing

According to Kevin Davies, author of “The $1000 Genome” and “Cracking the Genome,” and founding editor of Nature Genetics and Bio-IT World, a company called BGI has debuted a new desktop DNA sequencing technology, the BGISEQ 500,…

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“Learning Machine Algorithms” Now Powering the World

Creating Cleverer & Cleverer Machines The smartphone we carry around is an automated learning machine as are large companies like Google and Amazon. While the current stage of artificial intelligence is our de facto librarian,…

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NYC-Based 3D-Printing Startup, Shapeways, Raises $30M and Might Look to Expand to Asia

Shapeways, a 3D-printing New York City-based startup, has raised $30 million with eyes on global expansion, most notably building a factory in Asia. The latest round of funding was led by Netherlands-based INKEF Capital and…

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NASA’s Prandtl-m Protoype Weighs Under 1 Pound But Could Be Key to Exploring Mars

NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center is interested in exploring the skies of Mars, but the idea is easier than the actual execution. Currently, NASA is developing a prototype of a flying wing aircraft called Prandtl-m,…

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World’s Most Powerful Natural Gas Turbine Powers 500,000 Homes

General Electric has offered H-Class gas turbines for the past 10 years, but GE recently spent $1 billion to create its latest and most powerful H-Class gas turbine that is just in time to help…

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Try Not to Vomit Watching Switzerland’s New Starlight Amusement Park Ride!

Switzerland’s new Tourbillon amusement park ride is called Starlight, but in reality there is nothing light about it. In fact, the ride aims to offer an anti-gravity experience by spinning you on three axes as…

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Engineering Challenges in Building the World’s Tallest Flagpole

Standing Tall & Strong The tallest flagpole in North America is the Acuity flagpole at Acuity Insurance headquarters in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, and it is visible from 9 miles away. The pole is 400 feet tall,…

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Engineering

Backward Brain Bicycle Illustrates Ingrained Human Biases, Habits

Machination Studio Unveils 20-Inch Tall Mechanized 3D-Printed Tank That Walks Around

Owl Wing Aeroacoustic Design Quieting Wind Turbines

Create Your Own Organisms with Desktop DNA Sequencing

“Learning Machine Algorithms” Now Powering the World

NYC-Based 3D-Printing Startup, Shapeways, Raises $30M and Might Look to Expand to Asia

NASA’s Prandtl-m Protoype Weighs Under 1 Pound But Could Be Key to Exploring Mars

World’s Most Powerful Natural Gas Turbine Powers 500,000 Homes

Try Not to Vomit Watching Switzerland’s New Starlight Amusement Park Ride!

Engineering Challenges in Building the World’s Tallest Flagpole

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