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Tsunami Detection & Early Warning With Deep Ocean Sound Waves

Anyone who has seen videos of the tsunami that hit Japan in 2011, killing 20,000 Japanese and costing $300 billion, or the Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004 that killed 230,000 and cost $15 billion, knows and is afraid…

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Amphibious Architecture: Floating Seawall Harvests Waves, Protects Property

UNSECO’s Flood Resilience Group (FRG) is charged with studying and making recommendations about flood risk management worldwide. The group studies previous and ongoing flooding events, such as Fukushima, to glean scientific knowledge and practical approaches…

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Artificial Intelligence Program Writes Short Story That Passes First Round of Japan Literary Competition

At present, computers are working as our aides, but in the future, computers may be able to produce truly creative work like writing stories. A novella written by an artificial intelligence (AI) program in Japan…

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What Will Cities Look Like, Be Like in 2050?

Will Humans be Packed in Like Sardines? The world’s current population is about 7.3 billion. By 2050, the population is expected to reach as high as 11 billion, or one and a half times the…

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$5,000 3D Printer for Consumers

IndustryTap has reported on fashion student Grace Choi’s 3D printer for cosmetics, MINK, which has the potential to shake up the $80 billion cosmetics industry. This type of story is typical when new technologies emerge.…

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Global Sensor Markets Exploding

Recent headlines suggest global sensor markets will undergo significant growth between now and 2020. Nearly all sensor types are benefiting from a number of major trends. First is the Internet of Things (IoT) which requires…

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Carbon Nanotubes Convert Light Directly Into DC Current

When you listen to a radio, sometimes you have to adjust your antenna to improve the signal. An “Optical Rectenna” is an antenna that processes light energy from the sun, converting it to DC current. In…

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The Fact This Hacker Turned on His Car With Amazon Echo is a Bit Unnerving

I don’t think this is what Amazon had in mind when developing the company’s Echo product, AKA Alexa. Recently, YouTuber jryanishere hacked his car with Amazon Echo, remotely starting the vehicle with a Raspberry Pi,…

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The Moon & Asteroids as Stepping Stones to Mars

We have read much about coming space missions that will first visit the moon and asteroids. These missions would be waypoints on the way to a Mars Mission and deeper space exploration. It has yet…

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Scientists Grow Working Heart Muscle From Stem Cells

An organ transplant means a second chance at life for patients with organ failure, which can happen due to any number of illnesses or injuries. Due to organ shortages, people often have to wait a…

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Tsunami Detection & Early Warning With Deep Ocean Sound Waves

Amphibious Architecture: Floating Seawall Harvests Waves, Protects Property

Artificial Intelligence Program Writes Short Story That Passes First Round of Japan Literary Competition

What Will Cities Look Like, Be Like in 2050?

$5,000 3D Printer for Consumers

Global Sensor Markets Exploding

Carbon Nanotubes Convert Light Directly Into DC Current

The Fact This Hacker Turned on His Car With Amazon Echo is a Bit Unnerving

The Moon & Asteroids as Stepping Stones to Mars

Scientists Grow Working Heart Muscle From Stem Cells

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