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Taiwan’s Danjiang Bridge Design Competition Winner Announced

Port of Taipei to Gain World Class Port Status The Danjiang Bridge competition between civil engineers and architects from Asia, Europe, and North America to win a contract for the design of an iconic $260…

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70% of High-Tech Firms are Experimenting with 3D Printers, Fueling 82% CAGR

Where is 3D Printing Headed? A new study by the United Parcel Service, UPS Fifth Annual Change in the Supply Chain, shows, among other developments, that more and more high-tech firms are actively assessing how 3D printing…

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World’s Largest PC Maker, Lenovo, Laying Off 3,200 Employees After Poor Quarter

After a poor quarter, Lenovo, the world’s largest PC maker and fifth largest smartphone firm, are laying off 3,200 staff in an effort to improve business. Lenovo, which saw operating profit sink by more than…

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Massive, 20 Foot Great White is the Biggest Shark Ever Caught on Camera

Shark researcher Mauricio Hoyos Padilla shared footage on his Facebook page of what is being called the biggest shark ever caught on camera. The shark, a 50-year-old female named Deep Blue who measures 20 feet…

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Prevention, Treatment and Cure: How Technology Battles Disease

The battle against disease comes in three phases: prevention, treatment, and cure. The importance of each of these categories varies throughout the world and depends on the country’s population density, technological resources, and cultural bias.…

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Tiny Abod Shelters Can Provide a Humane Home in Just One Day

The global population in slums will continue to grow enormously due to rising populations and rapid urbanization. According to some estimates, this figure may grow to 2 billion by 2030. Living conditions in these slums are…

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Here’s Some of the Drugs Banned By the Electronic Sports League

The Electronic Sports League recently released a comprehensive list of drugs banned for e-sports players that goes beyond cocaine and steroids. In fact, the ESL, in association with the World Anti-Doping Agency, has outlawed Adderall…

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Hugh Herr Wants to Revolutionize Life for Amputees With His Bionic Limbs

MIT scientist Hugh Herr was an excellent mountain climber until he lost both his legs to frostbite after a horrific mountaineering expedition in 1982 when he was just 17. He got his first pair of prosthetics,…

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Mini-Segways Invading US Cities

Mini-Segways are beginning to invade the streets of US cities. I live in Boston and saw my first one two weeks ago and then two more last night. According to reports, the first mini-Segway device was…

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EXO: World’s First Foldable Electronic Urban Skateboard

EXO: A Concept Foldable Skateboard Skateboard innovation is hot, and the EXO concept foldable or compactable e-skateboard (electric), or “Exoskeleton,” is one of the latest in “urban design” skateboards. EXO was created by Fraser Leid from Milton…

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Taiwan’s Danjiang Bridge Design Competition Winner Announced

70% of High-Tech Firms are Experimenting with 3D Printers, Fueling 82% CAGR

World’s Largest PC Maker, Lenovo, Laying Off 3,200 Employees After Poor Quarter

Massive, 20 Foot Great White is the Biggest Shark Ever Caught on Camera

Prevention, Treatment and Cure: How Technology Battles Disease

Tiny Abod Shelters Can Provide a Humane Home in Just One Day

Here’s Some of the Drugs Banned By the Electronic Sports League

Hugh Herr Wants to Revolutionize Life for Amputees With His Bionic Limbs

Mini-Segways Invading US Cities

EXO: World’s First Foldable Electronic Urban Skateboard

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