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Hoping to solve the plastic pollution problem, with recycling technology being too often inefficient, there seems to be a new biodegradable, bio-based substitute being invented every month.
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Air conditioners and other cooling systems are among our biggest consumers of electricity, so finding ways to passively cool buildings will be important in our increasingly warmer future.
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With more time spent at home, many of us have a laundry list of home projects that we'd like to take on. However, hard-to-reach places can often bring on challenges that can deter us from finishing our ambitious endeavors.
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Back in 2018, we heard about a full-size foldable wheel known as the Revolve. Its inventor, Andrea Mocellin, has now incorporated the technology into a wheelchair that folds down to fit inside an airliner's overhead baggage area.
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Concrete Canvas, is a concrete impregnated fabric, that once water has been added to it, it hardens in a durable waterproof & fire resistant layer. Essentially, it's concrete on a roll.
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As part of the virtual CES 2021 event, Roland showcased its latest innovation; the Aerophone Pro digital wind instrument.
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory researchers have developed a new family of cathodes with the potential to replace the costly cobalt-based cathodes typically found in today's lithium-ion batteries that power electric vehicles and consumer electronics.
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Presently, if someone has been involved in a potentially bone-breaking mishap, they have to be X-rayed by trained staff at a hospital. Soon, however, it may be possible for them to perform their own X-rays, using a compact device that could be locate
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Diamond is a famously hard material, but now scientists at City University of Hong Kong have managed to stretch it further than ever before.
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Publisher's Note:During the 20th century, all GOP presidents were progressives with the exception of the fluke of Calvin Coolidge getting in office. From 1952 until 2008 there was always a left-wing Nixon or Bushevik on successful GOP tickets. In 2
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The world currently produces 2.5 quintillion bytes of data daily due to the internet of things, the emergence of 4K/8K videos, and the proliferation of artificial intelligence and automation.
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As the engine room of so much of the modern world, there is an intense focus on boosting the performance of today's batteries and researchers are exploring all kinds of avenues in pursuit of that aim.
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Decoder interview with Beyond Meat CEO Ethan Brown
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His talk with Sean Mitchell is long but you don't want to miss it.
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Magnetic tape may seem like a pretty antiquated data storage technology, but its density and capacity is still hard to beat for big data centers. Now, IBM and Fujifilm have teamed up to create a prototype high-density tape cartridge with a record-bre
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Connecticut-based company LiquidPiston is developing a portable generator for the US Army that uses its X-Engine, a fresh and extremely powerful take on the rotary engine that'll deliver as much power as the Army's current-gen-set at one-fifth the si
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Connecticut-based company LiquidPiston is developing a portable generator for the US Army that uses its X-Engine, a fresh and extremely powerful take on the rotary engine that'll deliver as much power as the Army's current-gen-set at one-fifth the si
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Researchers at Drexel University have created "Faraday fabrics" that can block almost all electromagnetic waves.
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Today, you see those panels on the majority of trucks moving goods across our country. So, that's a cautionary tale: DO IT NOW! Take action, move on your idea, bring it to fruition. If you don't, somebody else will!
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(Publisher Recommended) SPECIAL GUEST: Patrick Byrne is the former CEO of Overstock.com and served in executive leadership over several other large companies. He is a classical liberal who fights now for a healthy free market #KrakenOnSteroid
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Florida's Undefined Technologies claims it has managed to increase the thrust levels of ion propulsion systems to "unprecedented levels" with its "Air Tantrum" technology, enabling near-silent drones with no moving parts, that look like flying pallet
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Although we've already heard about pressure-sensitive "skins" that could be applied to robotic or prosthetic appendages, Japanese scientists have created one for use on real human fingers.
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Although foldable phones have only just made their way onto the smartphone scene, manufacturers are already exploring the next innovation: handsets with rollable displays.
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Lightning strikes are a major trigger for wildfires, including the record-breaking blazes that devastated Australia, California and other regions this year.
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Virgin Hyperloop transports its first human passengers inside a levitating pod hurtling through a vacuum tube at over 100mph -- but it will eventually be six times faster
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Flying high! Professional skydiver takes maiden flight of the first electric wingsuit designed with BMW that hits speeds of 186 miles per hour while soaring 10,000 feet in the air
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MIT scientists have developed an acoustic system that acts like an underwater GPS, yet doesn't need batteries to operate.
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They successfully test the focal plane on the world's largest digital camera, which will eventually help explore the cosmos.
