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How Engineers Use 3D Modeling to Improve Design, Performance

It was recently reported that wind energy costs are now approaching those of nonrenewable resources. This development is largely the result of better design of windmills and better use of materials. Using 3D Modeling &…

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ROAR Project Prototype Uses a Drone-Controlled Robot to Empty Trash Bins

A few months ago, I reported on the Volvo’s ROAR project, an autonomous trash collection service that relies on robots. ROAR, which stands for Robot-based Autonomous Refuse handling, is a collaboration between the Volvo Group,…

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Google Guidelines Stay the Same

Last month Google released a significant change to their website Google Guidelines. A lot of (digital) ink has been spilled about this, but what remained the same? Those of us who work in the web…

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Security Flaws in Wireless Mice, Keyboards Allow Hacker Access to PCs

Exploiting Security Flaws IndustryTap as reported on hackers posting private files of America’s biggest police union, medical device hacking, home security systems, and more. It all comes down to hackers exploiting human weaknesses that leave…

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The Army Has Patented Self-Destructing Bullets That Become Aerodynamically Unstable

Bullets are capable of traveling a long ways, especially if they miss their initial target. As a result, accidents, sometimes fatal ones, can happen. The Army’s Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center (ARDEC) is working…

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Li-Fi 100 Times Faster Than Wi-Fi, To Revolutionize Cellphone Capabilities

With over 4 billion cellphones around the world today and exploding amounts of data, cellphones and other mobile devices need a new technology that allows them to handle these new levels of throughput. Improving Mobile…

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Experimental Tests State That Lyme Disease Can Now Be Detected Near Infection Time

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has been able to develop a proof-of-concept study that will help in the detection of Lyme disease by a standard blood test, immediately after the infection. This…

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Thin, Flexible Electronic Ribbon for Examining Health Conditions

Several research labs are introducing electronic bandages that have the ability to monitor health conditions and can bend to the shape of hard-to-reach body parts. These stretchable and flexible bandages have a wide range of…

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Vienna World’s Top City for Quality of Life

According to the 18th Mercer Quality of Life Study, Vienna, with a population of 1.74 million, is the world’s most livable city while Baghdad is the worst in terms of economic and social conditions such…

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Billionaire Donates $40 Million Home to LA County Art Museum

Billionaire property investor and NBA superfan James Goldstein recently donated his John Lautner-designed glass-walled residence on Beverly Crest that hugs the Los Angeles hills to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA). The property…

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Technology

How Engineers Use 3D Modeling to Improve Design, Performance

ROAR Project Prototype Uses a Drone-Controlled Robot to Empty Trash Bins

Google Guidelines Stay the Same

Security Flaws in Wireless Mice, Keyboards Allow Hacker Access to PCs

The Army Has Patented Self-Destructing Bullets That Become Aerodynamically Unstable

Li-Fi 100 Times Faster Than Wi-Fi, To Revolutionize Cellphone Capabilities

Experimental Tests State That Lyme Disease Can Now Be Detected Near Infection Time

Thin, Flexible Electronic Ribbon for Examining Health Conditions

Vienna World’s Top City for Quality of Life

Billionaire Donates $40 Million Home to LA County Art Museum

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