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Exotic Car Designers Develop Inkless Alloy Pen That Will Write Forever

Meet the pen that will outlast us all. 4.EVER Pininfarina Camiano uses an alloy called ethergraf, which is similar to the tip of pencil, yet doesn’t break, need to be sharpened, or run out. Italian car…

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Thermal Imaging Gadget Turns Your iPhone into a Heat-Seeking Device

There’s an invisible perspective to the way we see things. The naked eye sees things by shapes, light and dark. But, there’s an alternate way of seeing things by hot and cold. That’s where Thermal…

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Automated Transport Systems Bury Freight Traffic Underground

Megacities & Metropolitan Areas Need Underground Cargo Transport Those who have lived in crowded urban areas have experienced streets choked with delivery trucks idling loudly while emitting poisonous, acrid fumes into the air. Many have heard…

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Go 1,300 Miles on One Gallon of Gas

For most of us, getting even 50 miles per gallon from a car is a dream. But for the engineering students from Brigham Young University (BYU), anything less than 1,000 mpg is of no value.…

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Pocket-Sized Solution Holds the Key to Charging Your iPhone

Ever get tired of your iPhone running out of juice and not having a charger on you? The Nomad ChargeKey, a small USB charger for Apple devices, sets out to make charging iPhones, iPads, and…

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Self-Conscious about Your Receding Hairline? Put on This Hair-Growing Helmet

American hair loss patients spend more than $3.5 billion a year in an attempt to treat their hair loss. As an affordable treatment, California-based company Apria Science Inc. has produced a hair-growing helmet called the…

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This Tiny, Self-Sufficient Mobile Home Operates Off-Grid in Any Locale

The Chamfer Home is a mobile home that is ecologically sustainable, stylish and caters to the contemporary mobile lifestyle. This tiny self sufficient, portable living unit is made from eco-friendly materials. It can operate completely…

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Broken Bone? Biodegradeable Magnesium Implants Could Replace Steel and Titanium Support

Answers to some scientific and engineering challenges once languished because efficient and timely cross disciplinary cooperation was not technically feasible; there was too much “friction” in the communication process. Biologists, for example, knew nothing about…

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Move Over Books, 3D Printers Coming to the Library

Toronto Public Library is launching a new strategic plan of “Digital Innovation Hubs”, which includes public access to 3D printers in libraries. The city’s reference library is embracing a new digital age where library users…

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The World’s First 3D-Printed Titanium Alloy Bicycle Is Here!

Empire Cycles teamed up with 3D printing gurus, Renishaw, in order to produce the world’s first 3D-printed titanium alloy bicycle frame. The MX-6 bike is very strong and approximately a third lighter than traditional metal…

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Technology

Exotic Car Designers Develop Inkless Alloy Pen That Will Write Forever

Thermal Imaging Gadget Turns Your iPhone into a Heat-Seeking Device

Automated Transport Systems Bury Freight Traffic Underground

Go 1,300 Miles on One Gallon of Gas

Pocket-Sized Solution Holds the Key to Charging Your iPhone

Self-Conscious about Your Receding Hairline? Put on This Hair-Growing Helmet

This Tiny, Self-Sufficient Mobile Home Operates Off-Grid in Any Locale

Broken Bone? Biodegradeable Magnesium Implants Could Replace Steel and Titanium Support

Move Over Books, 3D Printers Coming to the Library

The World’s First 3D-Printed Titanium Alloy Bicycle Is Here!

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