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The Secret to Choreographing Complex Robotic Movements

DARPA’s Phoenix robotic satellite recovery and redeployment program, that will attempt to “mine” 1,600 dead satellites currently in orbit around the earth, recently went looking for software to run its robotic satellite that will save…

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Tropical Paradise Super Yacht Comes with Its Own Volcano

If you can build a mini Monaco on a yacht, why not build a yacht with a volcano on it too? The Tropical Island Paradise yacht is designed by UK-based company “Yacht Island Designs”. The super…

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Is This Ancient Sun Temple the World’s Biggest Clock?

Konark Sun Temple is a 13th-century Hindu temple dedicated to the Sun God Surya. The temple was considered as a chariot for the Sun God, who is often seen in pictures riding a chariot led…

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Qatar Prepares for 2022 FIFA World Cup with World’s First Off-Grid Floating Hotels

The 2022 FIFA World Cup, an international football tournament, is going to cost Qatar approximately US$220 billion which is almost sixty times what South Africa spent on the 2010 FIFA World Cup. This is the…

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Automated Transport Systems Bury Freight Traffic Underground

Megacities & Metropolitan Areas Need Underground Cargo Transport Those who have lived in crowded urban areas have experienced streets choked with delivery trucks idling loudly while emitting poisonous, acrid fumes into the air. Many have heard…

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Go 1,300 Miles on One Gallon of Gas

For most of us, getting even 50 miles per gallon from a car is a dream. But for the engineering students from Brigham Young University (BYU), anything less than 1,000 mpg is of no value.…

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This Tiny, Self-Sufficient Mobile Home Operates Off-Grid in Any Locale

The Chamfer Home is a mobile home that is ecologically sustainable, stylish and caters to the contemporary mobile lifestyle. This tiny self sufficient, portable living unit is made from eco-friendly materials. It can operate completely…

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Broken Bone? Biodegradeable Magnesium Implants Could Replace Steel and Titanium Support

Answers to some scientific and engineering challenges once languished because efficient and timely cross disciplinary cooperation was not technically feasible; there was too much “friction” in the communication process. Biologists, for example, knew nothing about…

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Visit Tourist-Favorite Tanah Lot Temple If You Can Get Past the Holy Snakes

Tanah Lot, a beautiful Hindu temple dedicated to the gods of the sea, is located in coastal side of Beraban countryside. The temple presents a stunning natural beauty that is hard to match. There is…

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Billionaire Developing Smart Grid For Medical Information

DNA Database Will Be at Center of Diagnosis and Treatment Dr. Soon-Shiong, born in South Africa to Chinese immigrants, now lives in Los Angeles, California and is on Forbes’ list of billionaires with a net…

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Engineering

The Secret to Choreographing Complex Robotic Movements

Tropical Paradise Super Yacht Comes with Its Own Volcano

Is This Ancient Sun Temple the World’s Biggest Clock?

Qatar Prepares for 2022 FIFA World Cup with World’s First Off-Grid Floating Hotels

Automated Transport Systems Bury Freight Traffic Underground

Go 1,300 Miles on One Gallon of Gas

This Tiny, Self-Sufficient Mobile Home Operates Off-Grid in Any Locale

Broken Bone? Biodegradeable Magnesium Implants Could Replace Steel and Titanium Support

Visit Tourist-Favorite Tanah Lot Temple If You Can Get Past the Holy Snakes

Billionaire Developing Smart Grid For Medical Information

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