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USB4 is coming soon with same data transfer speeds as Intel’s Thunderbolt

USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) has announced that USB4 will be making its debut within the next few months. USB-IF has unveiled its specifications and declared that USB4 would be built on Intel’s Thunderbolt 3. In…

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US Air Force Takes The Wraps off its New Stealth Fighter Drone

The XQ-58A Valkyrie, a stealth UAV designed to demonstrate a radical new concept in modern air warfare successfully completed its inaugural flight on March 5 at Yuma Proving Grounds, Arizona. It was in the air…

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Unusual Property of Spider Silk to Be Used As Artificial Muscle for Robots

Spider silk is one of the strongest known materials with its incredible strength-to-weight ratio, resilience and toughness. Scientists now plan to use the spider silk in robotics. Researchers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) recently…

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Reliable in Wind, Waves, and Weather: DNV GL Certified Cables For E-Chains

Over 370 chainflex® cables from igus for a secure and long-lasting energy and data supply at sea Energy chains used in the maritime industry have special requirements for safe energy and data transmission, and igus…

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Scientists worry Fatal ‘Zombie’ Deer Disease Could Spread To Humans

A fatal infectious disease dubbed “zombie” deer disease is spreading among elk, moose and deer in the United States. Health experts are warning that the disease could make the jump from animals to humans. The infection…

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A Radical Way to Kill 99.9% of Bacteria in Drinking Water Using Nothing but Sunlight

Researchers’ from China have invented a new way to purify water that is highly efficient and environmentally friendly. Photo catalyst disinfection: Team led by Professor Wang Dan of the Institute of Process Engineering purified water…

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12-Year-Old Boy Reportedly Builds a Nuclear Fusion Reactor in a Playroom Lab

Jackson Oswalt, an American boy has built a working nuclear fusion reactor in his own playroom at the age of 12. Jackson Oswalt, who is now 14, is believed to be the youngest person in…

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Genetic Tweak Enhances Intelligence

Scientists believe that a controversial gene-editing experiment that shocked the world by editing the genes of twin sisters may have inadvertently enhanced their brains in the process. The controversial Chinese scientist ‘He Jiankui’ earlier used…

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Galaxy Fold: Samsung’s Phone-Tablet Hybrid

Samsung has unveiled its long-awaited foldable smartphone ‘the Galaxy Fold’ on stage at Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked 2019 event. Samsung Galaxy Fold with a fully bendable screen will be available for sale from April 26th. This…

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Honda is About to Close Their Only EU-based Manufacturing Plant

The Honda Motor Company is planning to close its manufacturing plant in Swindon, UK, by 2021. Employing 3500 people and building approximately 160000 cars annually, the Swindon plant is where the popular Civic Hatchback and…

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Industrial News

USB4 is coming soon with same data transfer speeds as Intel’s Thunderbolt

US Air Force Takes The Wraps off its New Stealth Fighter Drone

Unusual Property of Spider Silk to Be Used As Artificial Muscle for Robots

Reliable in Wind, Waves, and Weather: DNV GL Certified Cables For E-Chains

Scientists worry Fatal ‘Zombie’ Deer Disease Could Spread To Humans

A Radical Way to Kill 99.9% of Bacteria in Drinking Water Using Nothing but Sunlight

12-Year-Old Boy Reportedly Builds a Nuclear Fusion Reactor in a Playroom Lab

Genetic Tweak Enhances Intelligence

Galaxy Fold: Samsung’s Phone-Tablet Hybrid

Honda is About to Close Their Only EU-based Manufacturing Plant

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