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World’s Smallest Flying Robot Weighs Less Than A Tenth Of A Paper Clip

Scientists in the US have created a robot the size of a fly that is able to perform the agile manoeuvres of the ubiquitous insects. This “robo-fly”, built from carbon fibre, weighs a fraction of…

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Solar Impulse Plane Takes Another Step Toward Crossing USA – Slide Show

An Aviation First The creators of the solar powered airplane, Solar Impulse, recently completed their first test flight of the aircraft, flying for two hours over San Francisco. The test flight was conducted in advance…

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Australian High-Speed Rail to Cost $118 billion, Will Take Decades to Complete

Australia has been toying with the idea of building a high-speed rail network for over 20 years but relatively cheap airline rates, good old automobiles and an existing but slow train system pushed off a…

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In Depth: Industrial Internet Will Add $15 Trillion to Global GDP by 2030

The Industrial Internet is described as an “ecosystem of connected machines and software” designed to increase efficiency, minimize waste, and help people make better decisions. A recent GE white paper “Pushing the Boundaries of Minds…

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Building Automation & Controls Market to Reach $50 billion by 2018

Building Automation and Controls (BAC) are a combination of hardware and software that control a building’s power systems; lighting and illumination; electric power and control; security, observation and magnetic card access; heating, ventilation and air-conditioning…

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PlayStation & Xbox Consoles Enhancing High-Performance Military Computer Simulations

Simulating Life and Death For soldiers, being well-trained can make the difference between life and death. Not only are soldiers using individual versions of computer games to simulate real-life combat but the Defense Department is…

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How did West, Texas Plant Explosion Register 2.1 on the Richter Scale?

Similar to Oklahoma City Bombing The most well-known and highly publicized incident illustrating the devastating effects of an ammonium nitrate explosion was the Oklahoma City bombing in 1994. That explosion involved one hundred 50 pound…

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Visualizing the Future of 2020

View the full size PDF document here or double click on chart at bottom of this page! The following chart and categories were created by Richard Watson author of “The Future: 50 Ideas You Really Need to…

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Knowledge Doubling Every 12 Months, Soon to be Every 12 Hours

Knowledge Doubling Curve Buckminster Fuller created the “Knowledge Doubling Curve”; he noticed that until 1900 human knowledge doubled approximately every century. By the end of World War II knowledge was doubling every 25 years. Today…

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VC Ready to Drop $200 Million into Google Glass Startups

Marc Andreessen of Netscape fame is ready to bet on Google Glass, in the only way that matters, with boatloads of money. His venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz along with Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers…

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Technology

World’s Smallest Flying Robot Weighs Less Than A Tenth Of A Paper Clip

Solar Impulse Plane Takes Another Step Toward Crossing USA – Slide Show

Australian High-Speed Rail to Cost $118 billion, Will Take Decades to Complete

In Depth: Industrial Internet Will Add $15 Trillion to Global GDP by 2030

Building Automation & Controls Market to Reach $50 billion by 2018

PlayStation & Xbox Consoles Enhancing High-Performance Military Computer Simulations

How did West, Texas Plant Explosion Register 2.1 on the Richter Scale?

Visualizing the Future of 2020

Knowledge Doubling Every 12 Months, Soon to be Every 12 Hours

VC Ready to Drop $200 Million into Google Glass Startups

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