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Scaling Shenzen’s “Ping An Financial Center,” World’s 2nd Tallest Skyscraper

In the year 2000, the average height of the top 20 buildings in the world was 1,230 feet (375m) tall. In 2010, the top 20 averaged 1,440 feet (439m). By 2020, the top 20 will…

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Could This Vertical Bladeless Wind Turbine Revolutionize Renewable Energy?

An innovative company, ‘Vortex Bladeless,’ wants to completely change the way we get energy from the wind. They built the Vortex Bladeless wind turbine, and they boast that their wind turbine is the most efficient,…

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Digital Cosmos to Include 32 Billion Devices Generating 44 Trillion GB of Data by 2020

An Exploding Digital Universe It used to be that the word “trillion” was seldom used. But in the past couple of decades, it has become part of common parlance. Now we are beginning to need the…

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Russia One Tram is a Batmobile From Outside, Tech Hub From Inside

Russia One Tram, or R1 Tram, is a new generation transport vehicle. The tram is designed by UralVagonZavod or UVZ for the linguistically challenged. UVZ is a Russian machine building company that specializes in tanks.…

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“The Turning Test”: Driverless Vehicle Beats Amateur Race Car Driver on Race Circuit

Driverless Vehicle vs. Human A new type of man versus machine test, known as the “turning test,” has recently emerged. In it, a blindfolded passenger sitting in the backseat of a car driving around a…

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San Francisco Plans Elevated Bike Lanes to Protect Cyclists

San Francisco plans to provide its cyclists a safer space to ride with raised bike lanes. The protected bike lane on Valencia Street in the Mission District will promote cycling amongst people of all ages in the…

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World’s Strongest Semi-Submersible Heavy Lift Vessel

The Blue Marlin semi-submersible heavy lift vessel, pictured above, is owned by Dockwise Shipping of the Netherlands. Blue Marlin is designed to move large drilling rigs, up to 73,000 tons, on its ship deck. Blue…

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Robot Master Chef Cooks 2,000 Recipes, Cleans Up, Does the Dishes

A California company, Morley Robotics, has teamed with the UK’s Shadow Robot Company, to develop a smartphone-controlled robot master chef capable of cooking world-class fare just as Chef Watson. The robot was unveiled at a…

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Get Down to the Large Hadron Rap

One day we all may learn using rap. It’s rhythmic, lyrical and fun! Most importantly we may remember what we hear. Kate McAlpine, a graduate of Michigan State University where she received a dual degree…

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Colin Furze Has Done It Yet Again With the Jet-Kart… Yep, a Jet-Powered Go-Kart!

Colin Furze’s new jet-powered go-kart, or jet-kart, spews out fire from its metal pipes as it flies down the road. In fact, the pipes coming off of the back of the go-kart get so hot…

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Engineering

Scaling Shenzen’s “Ping An Financial Center,” World’s 2nd Tallest Skyscraper

Could This Vertical Bladeless Wind Turbine Revolutionize Renewable Energy?

Digital Cosmos to Include 32 Billion Devices Generating 44 Trillion GB of Data by 2020

Russia One Tram is a Batmobile From Outside, Tech Hub From Inside

“The Turning Test”: Driverless Vehicle Beats Amateur Race Car Driver on Race Circuit

San Francisco Plans Elevated Bike Lanes to Protect Cyclists

World’s Strongest Semi-Submersible Heavy Lift Vessel

Robot Master Chef Cooks 2,000 Recipes, Cleans Up, Does the Dishes

Get Down to the Large Hadron Rap

Colin Furze Has Done It Yet Again With the Jet-Kart… Yep, a Jet-Powered Go-Kart!

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