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MassChallenge: The World’s Largest Early Stage Startup Accelerator

Massachusetts may not be as big of a startup mecca as Silicon Valley, but it is home to the world’s largest accelerator program with 128 early-stage startups per program. According to MassChallenge, it does not…

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Shockwave: The World’s Fastest Jet-Powered Truck

Hitting a speed of more than 375 mph, this truck is capable of outrunning a high-speed bullet train. Known as ‘Shockwave,’ it holds the Guinness World Record for the fastest jet-powered truck. Powered by three…

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Miami Science Museum Completes Unusual “Martini Glass” Aquarium Concrete Pour

The new 250,000 square-foot, $101 million, Patricia & Phillip Frost Science Museum, designed by Grimshaw Architects, is currently under construction and is scheduled to open in Miami in 2016. Skanska, Hill International and Baker Concrete Construction…

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Cooki the Robot Chef Makes Dinner With Just a Tap of Your Phone

Cooking can be an intensely time-consuming process. This one is for the people who hate to spend time doing so! A robot chef called Cooki can make hot meals for you from the ingredients that are…

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The Biggest Mechanically-Driven Dump Truck in the World

IndustryTap has frequently reported on Caterpillar, for example, “Caterpillar, Inc. The World’s Leading Industrial Bellwether.” Today, we take a look at the Caterpillar 797F, the world’s largest mechanically-driven dump truck. We have reported on the…

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Together, Google & Fidelity Now Own Almost 10% of SpaceX After $1 Billion Funding Round

Already garnering four major investors, SpaceX has now received two more in Google and Fidelity, who invested a collective $1 billion in Elon Musk’s company. In fact, Google and Fidelity now own approximately 10% of…

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Boston Dynamics’ ATLAS Robot Is Now Faster, Stronger, & Quieter Thanks to a Major Overhaul

Boston Dynamics’ ATLAS robot has been a major topic of discussion ever since the original version first appeared on the Internet. Now, ATLAS is even more advanced because 75% of it was redesigned in order to…

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Voxel8: World’s First 3-D Electronics Printer

Jennifer Lewis, Hansjorg Wyss Professor of Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University School of Engineering, founded Voxel8, which participated in the recent Consumer Electronics Show (CES) to rave reviews. The company unveiled a new printing technology…

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Hubble Gets a New View of the “Pillars of Creation” After 25 Years in Orbit

One of Hubble Space Telescope’s most spectacular photos sent home was the image we got in 1995 of the “Pillars of Creation.” Now, in celebration of Hubble’s 25 years in orbit, we get the “new…

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A New Age of Transportation: E-Bikes Look Primed to Take Off in 2015

It’s the dawn of a new age in transportation. With concern growing over the environmental effects of fossil fuels, more and more people in urban dwellings are looking to alternative options. And while public transportation…

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Engineering

MassChallenge: The World’s Largest Early Stage Startup Accelerator

Shockwave: The World’s Fastest Jet-Powered Truck

Miami Science Museum Completes Unusual “Martini Glass” Aquarium Concrete Pour

Cooki the Robot Chef Makes Dinner With Just a Tap of Your Phone

The Biggest Mechanically-Driven Dump Truck in the World

Together, Google & Fidelity Now Own Almost 10% of SpaceX After $1 Billion Funding Round

Boston Dynamics’ ATLAS Robot Is Now Faster, Stronger, & Quieter Thanks to a Major Overhaul

Voxel8: World’s First 3-D Electronics Printer

Hubble Gets a New View of the “Pillars of Creation” After 25 Years in Orbit

A New Age of Transportation: E-Bikes Look Primed to Take Off in 2015

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