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Integrating 3D Printing Into Your Manufacturing Facility

3D printing is constantly evolving and manufacturers are continuously finding new ways to take a firm grasp of the benefits. Some are deploying additive manufacturing technologies for purposes of rapid prototyping, others want to develop…

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China Deploys Infrared Sensors To Detect Potentially Infected Citizens In Public

China is putting in best of its efforts to help constrain the novel coronavirus outbreak. In order to prevent the coronavirus from spreading, China is now installing artificial intelligence solutions to help manage the situation. To manage…

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Handheld Bioprinter “Prints” New Skin Directly Onto Wounds

Serious burn victims may soon get new skin. Thanks to Canadian scientists handheld device that “prints” sheets of artificial skin directly onto the wounds of burn victims. Recently researchers tested the device on pigs, and…

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Cocktail Of Flu, HIV Drugs Appears To Be The Magic Cure Of Coronavirus

According to many of the world’s leading infectious disease experts, Wuhan coronavirus is likely to become a pandemic. But after all the bad news from China, there is good news from Thai doctors. They have…

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Know why Airliners Don’t Fly Over Tibet

Today, aeronautics has become so much advanced that we can fly at speeds double that of sound. Scientists are planning to fly to Mars, but there are several places on Earth where airplanes do not…

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The Amazon Effect: What is It and How It’s Impacting E-Commerce Logistics

There was once a time where if you didn’t want to shop at a physical store for something, you could order it from a catalog book. Then there was a time where if you wanted…

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Virtual wonderland for engineers: the igus factory travels round the world

New app offers insight into production and development at Cologne factory Technical sales consultants for igus now have the capability to show customers the company’s factory in Cologne, Germany regardless of where the customers reside.…

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Adidas Builds a Sustainable Football Field using 1.8 Million Plastic Bottles to Save Oceans

We all know how plastic pollution is affecting our lands, waterways, and oceans. According to a study by the National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis, global production of plastic has increased from 2 million…

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Special Solar Panels That Work Even When The Sun Goes Down

The market for solar photovoltaics (PV) has expanded greatly in recent years. Solar energy is fast becoming the cheapest means of electricity production. Now researchers from University of California have developed a new way to harness even…

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Researchers Use Polymer And Proteins To Regrow Damaged Nerves

In a big medical breakthrough, researchers from University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine have created a biodegradable nerve guide. In case of traumatic injury, this implantable tube filled with growth-promoting protein can help in regenerating…

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Industrial News

Integrating 3D Printing Into Your Manufacturing Facility

China Deploys Infrared Sensors To Detect Potentially Infected Citizens In Public

Handheld Bioprinter “Prints” New Skin Directly Onto Wounds

Cocktail Of Flu, HIV Drugs Appears To Be The Magic Cure Of Coronavirus

Know why Airliners Don’t Fly Over Tibet

The Amazon Effect: What is It and How It’s Impacting E-Commerce Logistics

Virtual wonderland for engineers: the igus factory travels round the world

Adidas Builds a Sustainable Football Field using 1.8 Million Plastic Bottles to Save Oceans

Special Solar Panels That Work Even When The Sun Goes Down

Researchers Use Polymer And Proteins To Regrow Damaged Nerves

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