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Infographic: “Captive Audience in US” Leads to Slow, Expensive Internet Access, Ranks 29th in the World (Video)

As the image above shows, attempts are being made to bring internet access to the remotest areas of the globe, in this case by Google, via a balloon and “Project Loon”. Fully two-thirds of the…

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E-Waste: The Electronic Age Has A Dark Side! Is Refurbished Electronics The Answer?

E- Waste is the fastest-growing component of the waste stream worldwide. In the US alone 130,000 computers and 250,000 cell phones are disposed of each day. Electronic waste (E-Waste) includes lead, cadmium, mercury, chromium, and polyvinyl…

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CAT Creates Technology To Detect If Drivers Are Fatigued Or Sleeping

CAT are developing new technology that will detect if its machinery drivers are becoming tired or sleeping on the job, in an attempt to curtail workplace accidents. The eye and face tracking technology will also…

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A Look At Kepler Discovered “Most Earth Like” Planets to Date

NASA’s Kepler spacecraft has discovered two new planetary systems: Kepler-62 with five planets and Kepler-69 with two planets. The two systems include three super-Earth size planets in the habitable zone of their stars. To date,…

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Flexible Solar Cells Mounted On Everyday 8.5 x 11 Paper

Miles Barr, an MIT student studying chemical engineering, was awarded the 2012 $30,000 Lemelson-MIT student prize for his innovative “Printed Paper Photovoltaics” or “3PV” design. The design competition was funded by Italian oil company Eni…

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NASA’s $1.5 million Unmanned Aircraft Competition: Can You Make The Skies Safer?

NASA has so many missions it’s hard to keep track of them all: there is a directory listing current and future missions, a launch schedule and the history of past missions. In the coming months…

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Swarm Robotics Mimicking Human Behavior

Humans “swarm” when they get together on opposite sides of a battle field and prepare to fight. The winner is usually the side with the stronger, smarter technology combined with bravery and a superior strategic…

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Biomedical Engineering Is Revolutionizing Medicine

According to Professor Saltzman of Stanford University, biomedical engineering takes science, mathematics and engineering and applies it to improving human health. This article is a quick overview of some of the older technologies and activities…

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Oculus Rift Is The Virtual Reality Headset Gaming Has Been Waiting For

Oculus Rift, a product of Oculus VR Inc. (OR), is a headset that fully immerses a player into a game; the platform also has a “Head Tracking Kit” allowing developers to write software for the…

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With More Than 4 Billion Years Experience, Is Nature The Best Engineer?

National Academy of Engineering Grand Challenge – Sustainability Building sustainable societies using nature as a model is one of humanities great challenges and is a key to our future according to the National Academy of…

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Technology

Infographic: “Captive Audience in US” Leads to Slow, Expensive Internet Access, Ranks 29th in the World (Video)

E-Waste: The Electronic Age Has A Dark Side! Is Refurbished Electronics The Answer?

CAT Creates Technology To Detect If Drivers Are Fatigued Or Sleeping

A Look At Kepler Discovered “Most Earth Like” Planets to Date

Flexible Solar Cells Mounted On Everyday 8.5 x 11 Paper

NASA’s $1.5 million Unmanned Aircraft Competition: Can You Make The Skies Safer?

Swarm Robotics Mimicking Human Behavior

Biomedical Engineering Is Revolutionizing Medicine

Oculus Rift Is The Virtual Reality Headset Gaming Has Been Waiting For

With More Than 4 Billion Years Experience, Is Nature The Best Engineer?

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