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Chipotle Experimenting With 3D Printing to Combat Overstuffed Burrito Practices

Yep. You read that title right… One of society’s worst fears has come true in that Chipotle is starting to do something about all of those monstrous burritos you finagle your way into getting. Everyone’s…

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Can the Artificial Intelligence Revolution Spark Singularity?

Sometimes, it helps to stop and take a step back and look at the widest and deepest view. Much has been made of artificial intelligence, but now we are able to see the outline and…

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Paperstone Countertops: A Durable and Beautiful Option Made From Recycled Paper

The company rightly refers to its product as a “countertop with a conscience.” And, certifiably so! They’re waterproof, heat-resistant, and super strong, as well as Earth-friendly and beautiful. PaperStone® is certified to meet the high…

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Microsoft’s Project X-Ray Demo Shows an Employee Blasting HoloLens Aliens

Microsoft wasted no time when it came to blowing people’s minds at the company’s October 2015 event in New York, showing off an incredible live HoloLens demonstration. As you can see in the video below, a…

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Automated Ports & Container Terminals Turning Up Everywhere

IndustryTap has reported on industrial automation applications in Automated Underground Transport Systems, $6.2 Billion Khalifa Port, and igus’ Fiber Optic Cables and Improved Shipping Control, each of which improves workflow and saves money through the use of…

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PlanGrid Software: Startup Bringing $3 Trillion Construction Industry Into the Future

Eliminating the “Paper Problem” with Startup PlanGrid Software General contractors in construction are getting a much-needed boost through the wide selection of new software programs that use pixels instead of paper, benefiting themselves, planners, architects, and…

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US Navy Diversifying Cyber Systems to Hamper Hackers

Diversifying cyber systems is an idea whose time has come. With increasingly sophisticated hacking occurring every day, is it out of the realm of possibility to imagine that a US nuclear ICBM could be launched…

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Harvard’s RoboBee Can Now Swim by Flapping His Wings at a Rate of 9Hz

Real bees can’t swim as I’m sure you’ve either learned in school or through real-life experiences over the years. Many a time has a bee landed in my drink, only to result in its demise.…

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Upwards of 68,000 Medical Systems are Accessible Online For Hackers to Attack

Security researchers discovered an alarming finding when investigating a “large, unnamed US health group” recently, concluding that at least 68,000 medical systems — like MRI scanners and infusion systems — are accessible online for hackers…

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New Long Distance, Fiber Based, Quantum Teleportation Record Set

A New Infrastructure for Quantum Teleportation Earlier this year, scientists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) instantaneously sent a message over optical fiber using four high detection efficiency superconducting nanowire single proton…

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Chipotle Experimenting With 3D Printing to Combat Overstuffed Burrito Practices

Can the Artificial Intelligence Revolution Spark Singularity?

Paperstone Countertops: A Durable and Beautiful Option Made From Recycled Paper

Microsoft’s Project X-Ray Demo Shows an Employee Blasting HoloLens Aliens

Automated Ports & Container Terminals Turning Up Everywhere

PlanGrid Software: Startup Bringing $3 Trillion Construction Industry Into the Future

US Navy Diversifying Cyber Systems to Hamper Hackers

Harvard’s RoboBee Can Now Swim by Flapping His Wings at a Rate of 9Hz

Upwards of 68,000 Medical Systems are Accessible Online For Hackers to Attack

New Long Distance, Fiber Based, Quantum Teleportation Record Set

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