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Identity, Privacy & Security Under Siege Via Ubiquitous Computing Technology

More Vulnerable Than Ever Orwell’s 1984 vision is coming to fruition due to the unfettered advances of technology. Our bodies and lives are now immersed in gadgets that record everything and we can’t escape unless…

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Supercomputer Technology Now Cooling HCPVT Solar Systems

According to IBM Europe research scientist Bruno Michelin (see video interview) the EU is interested in replacing nuclear energy with a renewable alternative and solar energy, because of its relative abundance in the form of…

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Disruption: Shared Automated Vehicles (SAV)

What will happen when it becomes “in” or “trendy” to get rid of your old gas guzzling car that sits in your garage taking up space, pollutes the atmosphere, requires frequent expensive maintenance and loses…

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Dog With Deformed Front Legs Gets 3D-Printed Prosthetics To Help Him Run For The First Time!

Tara Anderson, a director at 3D printing company 3D Systems, went through a non-profit dog rescue called Peace and Paws in order to adopt her adorable dog named Derby. Derby was born with deformed front…

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Octopus Robots To Transmit Live Video From Ocean Depths

Humans have long used canines and other animals to keep them company, transport food and drink, protect them and provide companionship. But what creatures can humans use in the oceans for the same purpose? Dolphins…

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Desktop Weaponry: The Assassin’s Micro Crossbow

“Get your point” across to a bothersome colleague 30 feet away, an obnoxious boss or a love rival with the “Micro Crossbow”; flaming arrows and exploding tips optional. The crossbow shoots modified cotton swabs, wood…

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Best Smartphone In The World? It Depends . . .

The best smartphone in the world is the HTC One M8. HTC is a Taiwanese manufacturer headquartered in new Taipei city, Taiwan. Of course, ranking smart phones reveals as much about the person doing the ranking…

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SpaceX Will Attempt To Land a 70-Foot-Wide, 14-Story-Tall Rocket On a Drone Ship Friday

This Friday, SpaceX will attempt to land the first stage of its Falcon 9 rocket on an “autonomous spaceport drone ship”, essentially a floating platform in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. The platform is…

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Satellite Technology Detecting “Sea Mountains”, Mapping Ocean Floors

Sea mountains aka “seamounts” rise from the ocean seafloor, but do not extend above sea level and so are not considered islands. Most seamounts were once created by volcanoes and average from 3,300 feet to…

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Vehicle To Vehicle (V2V) Network App Improves Traffic Control

Many cities see traffic congestion and believe the only answer is new or wider roads. But often, when traffic congestion is analyzed, it is clear new signaling patterns and re-routing can cut congestion and save…

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Engineering

Identity, Privacy & Security Under Siege Via Ubiquitous Computing Technology

Supercomputer Technology Now Cooling HCPVT Solar Systems

Disruption: Shared Automated Vehicles (SAV)

Dog With Deformed Front Legs Gets 3D-Printed Prosthetics To Help Him Run For The First Time!

Octopus Robots To Transmit Live Video From Ocean Depths

Desktop Weaponry: The Assassin’s Micro Crossbow

Best Smartphone In The World? It Depends . . .

SpaceX Will Attempt To Land a 70-Foot-Wide, 14-Story-Tall Rocket On a Drone Ship Friday

Satellite Technology Detecting “Sea Mountains”, Mapping Ocean Floors

Vehicle To Vehicle (V2V) Network App Improves Traffic Control

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