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Google and WWF Fund Drones to End Poaching

Government bodies in Namibia have partnered with Google and the WWF to launch a new kind of drone to police the wilds and track down elephant and rhino poachers. With a couple of field tests…

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Bionic Limb Advances Reconnect the Patient’s Sense of Touch

Things have changed for Dennis Sorensen, who for nine years, has been unable to feel anything with his left hand. He lost his hand in an accident involving fireworks. Now, he is testing a bionic…

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Electrical Component Manufacturer Sagas and the Intellectual Property Fight

The worlds of patents and high technology can get pretty murky fast unless there are experts in law and technology, preferably both, to explain to the International Trade Commission (ITC) or US Federal Courts, not…

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Will Bacteria-Coated Rubber Be Our Next Source of Electricity?

Researchers have found a way to produce electricity from an unexpected energy source – a strip of rubber coated with bacterial spores. The contraption makes use of bacterial spores to harness the untapped power of…

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Super Luxury Trimaran Fleet to Set Sail with Flagship 262 Ft. “Dragonship 80”

A young and innovative company from Wales, Pi Yachts, Ltd., recently revealed its plan to develop a fleet of stylish new sailing trimarans intended for the luxury sailing market. The Dragonship 80 will be 262…

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No Drivers Required for These Military Trucks

Transporting material through war zones is an increasingly dangerous task. Self-driving trucks that let the radar and sensors navigate toward a programmed destination could be the solution. Recently, the U.S. Army demonstrated an autonomous fleet…

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Team Creates Buzz with Robot Modeled after Bees

Scientists have given a little tank robot an artificial mini brain and programmed it to think like a honey bee. Researchers from Freie Universität, Berlin have developed this robot to navigate its surroundings and learn…

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Sony Makes a Splash with Waterproof MP3 Player Sold in Bottled Water

Sony is floating its W Series Walkman MP3 player in water to prove a point. The company wasn’t sure consumers knew the product was waterproof so they decided to package up the MP3 players in…

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Google’s Chromebox for Meetings a High-Tech Conference Room in a Box

Google’s entering new territory with its latest venture. Chromebox for Meetings promises to make teleconferences easier and more efficient. It’s expected to serve all business sizes and will cost only a fraction of popular teleconferencing…

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Shovel Your Driveway from Your Living Room with This Snowplough

Shoveling snow is one of the most laborious, tedious jobs. What if you could clear your driveway without even stepping outside? Robotics firm Superdroid Robots has unveiled a remote control snowplough you can operate while…

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Technology

Google and WWF Fund Drones to End Poaching

Bionic Limb Advances Reconnect the Patient’s Sense of Touch

Electrical Component Manufacturer Sagas and the Intellectual Property Fight

Will Bacteria-Coated Rubber Be Our Next Source of Electricity?

Super Luxury Trimaran Fleet to Set Sail with Flagship 262 Ft. “Dragonship 80”

No Drivers Required for These Military Trucks

Team Creates Buzz with Robot Modeled after Bees

Sony Makes a Splash with Waterproof MP3 Player Sold in Bottled Water

Google’s Chromebox for Meetings a High-Tech Conference Room in a Box

Shovel Your Driveway from Your Living Room with This Snowplough

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