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Was Malaysian Flight 370 a Sitting Duck for High-Tech Electronic Warfare?

The destruction of Malaysian Airlines flight MH 17 on July 17, 2014, is rather straightforward in some regards: the plane was shot down by an advanced anti-aircraft battery. While the whole world is shocked at…

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Meet the Amphibious Four Wheeler Built for Two

Michigan-based Gibbs Sports Amphibians Inc. made the world’s first high-speed sports amphibian four wheeler a few years back. Since then, the company has been developing a two-seat version of its Quadski. Powered by a 175-horsepower…

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Google Introduces a Cheap DIY Cardboard Virtual Reality Headset

Virtual Reality literally means a three-dimensional, computer-generated environment which a person can explore and interact with. Virtual reality is the most talked-about hardware, but you can’t buy one for yourself. When Google announced a do-it-yourself…

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New Tesla Museum Gets $1 Million Donation from Elon Musk

Elon Musk has donated $1 million in an effort to help build a Tesla Museum in Long Island, New York. While the museum needs approximately $8 million in funding, Musk’s donation certainly helps the cause…

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Breakthrough Safety Upgrades to Die Lifting and Transfer Practices Protect Against Catastrophic Injuries

Today, the use of forged eyebolts, inappropriate lifting points and incorrect applications of eyebolts is still common, significantly increasing the probability of failure and fatal injuries. Many manufacturing organizations are unaware that the direction of the pull…

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New “Killer App” Reduces Crime by Forecasting Risk Times, Locations

Predictive Policing Software: Using Big Data & Algorithms to Fight Crime Two primary crimes in cities are theft of items from inside vehicles and auto burglary. Police know that assaults occur most frequently between 3:00…

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Lane-Hovering Land Airbus Could Be Coming to China

There was a lot of hype when the concept of a ‘3D Fast Bus’ (also called a straddling bus, straddle bus or tunnel bus) was first introduced. The idea was to make a kind of…

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World’s Largest Offshore Wind Energy Area Now Available for Commercial Development

“Massachusetts Wind Energy Area” Coming Online Soon Nearly a year ago, Deepwater Wind won two leases in a federal auction for rights to develop wind power off the coastlines of Rhode Island and Massachusetts in…

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Will Google Glass Make Privacy Transparent?

Innovations in technology smartphones, drones, 3D printers have changed the way we live forever. Now we have the mind-wobbling Google Glass, a real breakthrough in wearable technology. But it’s not without controversy. More about Google…

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Sony Builds Its Xperia C3 Smartphone Around the Selfie

New Lexicon Means New Products On May 19, 2014, “Hashtag” aka “#”, selfie, tweep, crowdfunding, big data, gamification, steampunk and 150 other new words were added to the Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate English Dictionary for 2014. This…

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Engineering

Was Malaysian Flight 370 a Sitting Duck for High-Tech Electronic Warfare?

Meet the Amphibious Four Wheeler Built for Two

Google Introduces a Cheap DIY Cardboard Virtual Reality Headset

New Tesla Museum Gets $1 Million Donation from Elon Musk

Breakthrough Safety Upgrades to Die Lifting and Transfer Practices Protect Against Catastrophic Injuries

New “Killer App” Reduces Crime by Forecasting Risk Times, Locations

Lane-Hovering Land Airbus Could Be Coming to China

World’s Largest Offshore Wind Energy Area Now Available for Commercial Development

Will Google Glass Make Privacy Transparent?

Sony Builds Its Xperia C3 Smartphone Around the Selfie

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