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NASA Releases Computer Codes for Over 1,000 Programs to the Public

From sophisticated robots to robots and cryogenic systems, your next mission could be amped up with a little help from your friends at NASA. NASA has released more than 1,000 of its computer codes free…

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Dutch Architectural Firm Breaks Ground on World’s First 3D Printed House

3D printing was once considered a luxury tool for crafting a few custom parts. But not anymore. The 3D printer is changing the way we think about manufacturing. 3D printers are now available for printing…

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Nissan Looks Back to the Future with Its Smart Rearview Mirror

Just last week, IndustryTap reported about the U.S.’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration requirements that all new cars will have rearview cameras by 2018. Nissan didn’t waste any time following up with its unveiling of the “smart…

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Type and Swipe to Recharge Your Smartphone

You know how we laugh at the giant bread boxes old cell phones resemble? Our grandchildren will find it equally laughable when we tell them we used to plug in our smartphones to charge up…

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Supercar Maker Bugatti Cooks Up a Glass Toaster That Makes Steak and Shrimp

The toaster has lived up to its name since it was invented in Scotland in 1893. But get creative and try to cook vegetables or meat in your toaster and you’ll likely have a visit…

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This Norwegian Engineer Is Creating Some Creepy Transformer-Like Robots…

Norwegian engineer Kåre Halvorsen’s latest robotics project is the MorpHex MKII, a six-legged freak of a robot that can walk and roll around. The way it morphs into different shapes is eerily similar to something…

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What’s the Main Challenge for a Healthy US Solar Modules Market?

Charles Reid has spent his career in diverse, but related, fields helping companies use plastics, rubber, and polymers, especially on the research and development side of the business. As his career has progressed, Reid has…

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It’s Not the Rolls-Royce of Yachts. It Is a Rolls-Royce Yacht.

You don’t have to be a car enthusiast or even a boat lover to appreciate this yacht. But the best you can do is dream about it because it’s only a concept at this point.…

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Electromagnetic Railgun Fires “Kinetic Energy Warhead” at Mach 7

Railgun Is Not Science Fiction The New Millennium has seen the development of sophisticated and practical military technology that is closer to “Star Wars” than the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) imagined by President Ronald Reagan…

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The 36,000 Horsepower Triple Jet Truck That’s Faster Than a Bullet Train

Faster Than a Bullet Train Les Shockley, aptly named, is the creator of the “Shockwave Jet Truck” also known as the “Triple Jet Engine Monster” that he first built in 1984. Shockwave has been running…

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Technology

NASA Releases Computer Codes for Over 1,000 Programs to the Public

Dutch Architectural Firm Breaks Ground on World’s First 3D Printed House

Nissan Looks Back to the Future with Its Smart Rearview Mirror

Type and Swipe to Recharge Your Smartphone

Supercar Maker Bugatti Cooks Up a Glass Toaster That Makes Steak and Shrimp

This Norwegian Engineer Is Creating Some Creepy Transformer-Like Robots…

What’s the Main Challenge for a Healthy US Solar Modules Market?

It’s Not the Rolls-Royce of Yachts. It Is a Rolls-Royce Yacht.

Electromagnetic Railgun Fires “Kinetic Energy Warhead” at Mach 7

The 36,000 Horsepower Triple Jet Truck That’s Faster Than a Bullet Train

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