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Unprecedented Feat: Massive Robotic Arm 3D Prints 27-ft-High Two-Story House

Move over, cranes and bulldozers! The future of construction might involve a giant robotic arm squeezing out a house like toothpaste. Icon, a leading company in large-scale 3D printing technologies, has introduced a revolutionary robotic…

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Breaking Boundaries: Simulating a Crystal Stronger than Diamond with Frontier Supercomputer

Unveiling BC8: A Diamond’s Tougher Rival Scientists have achieved a breakthrough in the pursuit of ultra-strong materials by leveraging the Frontier supercomputer. Their simulations have illuminated the potential creation of a crystal structure – BC8…

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Melting Away Winter Woes: The Rise of Self-Heating Concrete

Revolutionizing Snow and Ice Removal Every winter, snow and ice accumulation pose significant challenges. These unwelcome visitors wreak havoc on our daily lives, causing slippery walkways, treacherous roads, and the dreaded chore of shoveling. Beyond…

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Reviving Coral Reefs: A Beacon of Hope in the Face of Destruction

The Grim Reality: Threats Facing Coral Reefs Coral reefs, once vibrant underwater cities teeming with life, face a grim reality. Climate change, pollution, and destructive fishing practices have pushed these vital ecosystems to the brink.…

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Radia’s WindRunner: Setting New Heights as the World’s Largest Aircraft

Pioneering Cargo Transportation: Beyond the Boeing 747 Radia’s WindRunner is revolutionizing cargo transportation not with passenger capacity, but with its sheer size and targeted purpose. Poised to become the world’s largest aircraft, surpassing even the…

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Interlune: Mining Helium-3 on the Moon for Clean Energy

Harnessing Lunar Resources for Sustainable Energy Are you aware that a mere 25 tonnes of helium-3, an uncommon isotope of helium, could sustain the entire energy needs of the United States for a full year?…

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Stanford’s 3D Printer: Printing Millions of Dust-Sized Particles Daily

Stanford researchers have revolutionized 3D printing by achieving high-speed, microscale production using a technique called continuous liquid interface production (CLIP). Their novel CLIP method cranks out a million dust-sized particles daily, each boasting intricate details.…

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Snakes for Supper: Why You Should Consider Eating Pythons

Raising Pythons for Human Consumption In the face of a growing global population and environmental concerns associated with conventional meat production, researchers are exploring unusual avenues for sustainable protein sources. One such proposition gaining traction…

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Electrifying Adhesion: Scientists Stick Materials with Electricity in a Shocking Discovery

Researchers at the University of Maryland have discovered a novel method of binding materials together without the need for tape or glue. They employ a small voltage to unite materials and can effortlessly separate them…

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Skin-Like Wearable for Health Monitoring and Potential Disease Detection

Skin-like Wearables: Monitoring Health Vitals and Disease Diagnosis Stanford University researchers have achieved a notable breakthrough in wearable technology with the creation of a skin-like device capable of monitoring health vitals and potentially aiding in…

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Industrial News

Unprecedented Feat: Massive Robotic Arm 3D Prints 27-ft-High Two-Story House

Breaking Boundaries: Simulating a Crystal Stronger than Diamond with Frontier Supercomputer

Melting Away Winter Woes: The Rise of Self-Heating Concrete

Reviving Coral Reefs: A Beacon of Hope in the Face of Destruction

Radia’s WindRunner: Setting New Heights as the World’s Largest Aircraft

Interlune: Mining Helium-3 on the Moon for Clean Energy

Stanford’s 3D Printer: Printing Millions of Dust-Sized Particles Daily

Snakes for Supper: Why You Should Consider Eating Pythons

Electrifying Adhesion: Scientists Stick Materials with Electricity in a Shocking Discovery

Skin-Like Wearable for Health Monitoring and Potential Disease Detection

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