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Fully-Equipped, Sustainable Flatpack Homes Can Even Endure a Hurricane!

Prefab has become a major buzzword in the world of design today. Prefabricated and flatpack homes and furniture offer extreme portability, they are quick to erect, easy to transport, and often cheaper than their conventional…

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Laser Beams Guided by Water Jets Being Used to Drill Tiny Holes in Turbine Blades

Industrial technology seems to get more and more mind-blowing every single day. For example, the Laser MicroJet is capable of blasting cooling holes in extremely strong turbine blades by shooting a laser beam inside a…

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Global Demand Expanding for High-Precision Dimensional Metrology Equipment

Advancements in nanotechnology, electronics, smart materials, and green manufacturing are translating into an increased demand for high-precision dimensional metrology equipment for electronic manufacturing. In short, this equipment helps in the research and development of products…

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3D Printing May Fundamentally Change Traditional Supply Chain Models

The traditional supply chain model typically involves product development, prototyping, production, distribution, and warehousing happening in several physical locations spread across the globe. Parts are physically moved from one stage to the next – a…

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Warka Water Captures Potable Water From the Air

Water scarcity affects billions of people around the world, and a majority of them live in Africa. People spend long hours every day trying to find and collect water from ponds or dried riverbeds, which…

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Keeping Up With Threats to Industrial Control Systems

According to Sun Tzu in The Art of War: “It is said that if you know your enemies and know yourself, you will not be imperiled in one-hundred battles; if you do not know your…

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Scientists Claim the Milky Way Could Have 200 Billion Earth-Like Planets

Our Milky Way galaxy is an immensely interesting place. It has already been estimated that the Milky Way could be home to billions of alien planets. So far, astronomers have been able to find around…

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Klepper Backyak: A Kayak, Sailboat, and Sled All in One Backpack!

If you’re a lover of Mother Nature and enjoy spending time outside having fun on water and snow, you are going to love this ultra-versatile Klepper Backyak. This compact modular multipurpose sports equipment can be used as a…

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Google-Owned Boston Dynamics Introduces ‘Spot’, a 160-Pound, Adorable Dog Robot

Boston Dynamics, owned by Google, released a YouTube video this week featuring the company’s latest robot, “Spot”. Spot is perhaps the most likeable robot from Boston Dynamics because it is designed after man’s best friend,…

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Valve Technology Could Have Prevented Deepwater Horizon Explosion

In 2010, the world witnessed the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig explosion that led to a fire on the semi-submersible Mobile Offshore Drilling Unit (MODU) located 40 miles (60km) offshore, killing 11 workers, injuring 16, and…

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Engineering

Fully-Equipped, Sustainable Flatpack Homes Can Even Endure a Hurricane!

Laser Beams Guided by Water Jets Being Used to Drill Tiny Holes in Turbine Blades

Global Demand Expanding for High-Precision Dimensional Metrology Equipment

3D Printing May Fundamentally Change Traditional Supply Chain Models

Warka Water Captures Potable Water From the Air

Keeping Up With Threats to Industrial Control Systems

Scientists Claim the Milky Way Could Have 200 Billion Earth-Like Planets

Klepper Backyak: A Kayak, Sailboat, and Sled All in One Backpack!

Google-Owned Boston Dynamics Introduces ‘Spot’, a 160-Pound, Adorable Dog Robot

Valve Technology Could Have Prevented Deepwater Horizon Explosion

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