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Hirobo’s Futuristic One-Man Electric Helicopter

Compact, silent and futuristic, Hirobo’s one-man electric helicopter looks like the ultimate James Bond gadget! Recently showcased at an expo in Nagoya, the helicopter prototype can travel up to 100km/h (62 mph) and fly for 30 minutes…

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Nuclear Waste Can Power the World for 72 Years

It’s simple. Take all the nuclear waste in the world, currently 270,000 metric tons, equivalent to the weight of the same number of African elephants, put it into WAMSR (Waste Annihilating Molten Salt Reactor), power…

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Flying Robot Dragonfly, Hover and Fly

Tiny UAV is capable of hovering quietly in midair and taking high-definition pictures. Fancy yourself as James Bond and want to do some high-tech spying? Now you can with this palm-sized flying robot. Techject’s Robot…

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World’s Longest Under Water Gas Pipeline, 1166km “Giant Serpent”

The Langeled Pipeline project, spearheaded by Exxon Mobil, Stat Oil and Royal Dutch Shell, was undertaken to exploit one of the world’s largest reservoirs of natural gas in Norway’s Ormen Lange (in Norse mythology: “Giant…

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Lowering Radiation in Mammography Treatment

Siemens have revealed new mammography treatment technology that reduces radiation up to 30% while not hampering the quality of the images produced. The technology, called the MAMMOMAT Inspiration Prime Edition, was announced in late November…

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Sinking Cities, Rising Waters, The Solution is Biblical

The recent flooding that inundated New York City and left a cleanup and reconstruction bill of $65 billion has politicians and city planners scratching their heads and looking far and wide for creative and dependable…

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Full Size Keyboard in a Magic Box

The Celluon Magic Cube is a revolutionary new device that allows you to use a keyboard in total darkness. Available for the Iphone, Ipad, Smartphone, PDA, Mac & Tablet PC, and pretty much any device…

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Manufacturing Creates 36% of CO2 emissions, Can Solar Help?

Roughly 36% of CO2 emissions can be attributed to manufacturing industries globally. The use of sustainable energy to power industry could theoretically with advancements remove the carbon byproduct, but up until now, sustainable energy has…

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Sony Smart Watch works like a Mini PC

We are getting extremely close to having a fully functioning wrist PC. While many people are using smart phones today as they would a PC, it cannot always be convenient to constantly be pulling out…

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The Largest Ever 3D Printed Wrench!

It’s only natural that following the huge global interest in 3D printed wrenches, that I’d immediately print the largest wrench we’ve ever made using the new Objet1000 wide format 3D printer that we released at last week’s Euromold. As…

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Hirobo’s Futuristic One-Man Electric Helicopter

Nuclear Waste Can Power the World for 72 Years

Flying Robot Dragonfly, Hover and Fly

World’s Longest Under Water Gas Pipeline, 1166km “Giant Serpent”

Lowering Radiation in Mammography Treatment

Sinking Cities, Rising Waters, The Solution is Biblical

Full Size Keyboard in a Magic Box

Manufacturing Creates 36% of CO2 emissions, Can Solar Help?

Sony Smart Watch works like a Mini PC

The Largest Ever 3D Printed Wrench!

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