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7 Ways Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR) is Affecting Your Life

IndustryTap has covered “Light Detection and Ranging,” or LIDAR. It’s a remote sensing technology around since the early 1960s. LIDAR is used in a wide variety of applications, including: In agriculture to help farmers determine…

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Hamburg Plans for Car-Free City by 2034

Germany is the leading automobile manufacturer in the world; it prides itself on having given the world brands like Mercedes, BMW, Audi and Volkswagen. German cars have always been major players in the automotive industry.…

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How OpenStand’s Principles Can Change Global Technology Standards

If you spend any amount of time in Tokyo, it quickly becomes clear the road and mail systems are borderline crazy and impossible to learn in a short amount of time. This is no accident:…

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INVELOX Wind Turbine Generates 600% More Energy than Conventional Turbines

SheerWind, a wind power company from Minnesota, USA, has made an innovative wind turbine called INVELOX that is very efficient and safe for wildlife. The company claims its ground-based turbine is capable of producing 600%…

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Have You Seen Everything This Littoral Combat Sub Can Do in Shallow Water?

A little over a year ago, huge French conglomerate DCNS, with roots tracing back to 1631, introduced a new anti-aircraft system for submarines and introduced the new concept combat sub, SMX 26, for operating in…

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Goonhilly Earth Station Reborn with 999-Year Site Lease

A Pioneer of TV Via Space Satellite On July 11, 1962, half a century ago, television images from the United States were transmitted across the Atlantic for the first time ever via a Telstar satellite…

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Gravity-Defying Robot 3D Prints Metal in Mid Air

Advances in 3D printing technology continue to dominate the news. Despite the fact that 3D printing has achieved major milestones, the technology is still in its infancy. If you think you know all about 3D…

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Exaflop Computing Will Save the World … If We Can Afford It

Modeling the Himalaya Watershed Requires More Powerful Computers Humans have imagined great breakthroughs in science and technology decades and even centuries before technological progress made them possible. Often times, people or organizations have had to…

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Unbelievable! Backwoods, Gun-Slinging DIY Engineer Built a Fusion Reactor in His Basement!

Doug Coulter used to work for U.S. intelligence agencies, building signal processing and radio gadgets… But that was about a decade ago. Today, Doug resides in the backwoods of Virginia, in small town by the…

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World’s Largest Solar Plant Lights Up 140,000 California Homes with Clean Energy

Located in California’s Mojave Desert, Ivanpah is the largest solar thermal plant in the world, sprawling across roughly 5 square miles (13 sq. kilometers) near the California-Nevada border. It was formally opened on February 13…

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Engineering

7 Ways Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR) is Affecting Your Life

Hamburg Plans for Car-Free City by 2034

How OpenStand’s Principles Can Change Global Technology Standards

INVELOX Wind Turbine Generates 600% More Energy than Conventional Turbines

Have You Seen Everything This Littoral Combat Sub Can Do in Shallow Water?

Goonhilly Earth Station Reborn with 999-Year Site Lease

Gravity-Defying Robot 3D Prints Metal in Mid Air

Exaflop Computing Will Save the World … If We Can Afford It

Unbelievable! Backwoods, Gun-Slinging DIY Engineer Built a Fusion Reactor in His Basement!

World’s Largest Solar Plant Lights Up 140,000 California Homes with Clean Energy

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