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World’s Largest Ocean Carrier Fleets & Ships

IndustryTap reported on Danish shipping and oil conglomerate AP Moeller-Maersk, which had the world’s largest ship, the AP Triple-E in 2014, at 1,312 feet (400m) long and capable of carrying 18,340 TEU. Maersk’s ships were built by Daewoo Shipbuilding…

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‘Triton’ Oxygen Mask Lets You Breathe Underwater Without Oxygen Tanks

A South Korean designer claims to have invented a scuba mask that will allow you to breathe beneath the surface of the water as if you were a fish. The mask, dubbed Triton, would allow you to dive…

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Sensor Technology for Dark, Hot, Inaccessible Environments

Sensors are set to become so ubiquitous that they will monitor and control nearly every aspect of your internal (i.e. biological) and external (i.e. environmental) life. Sensors can be especially useful in detecting hazardous materials in…

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Futuristic Flying Vehicles Will Deliver Goods Then Poof Out of Existence

It sounds like an engineering fantasy or a scene out of a Harry Potter movie, but it is real that Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), a branch of the U.S. Department of Defense, is developing unmanned,…

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Will New $45 Billion Egyptian Capital Spark Economic Renaissance?

A New World Capital IndustryTap has reported on Egypt’s South Valley Project, Sahara Forest Project, and breakthroughs in desalination technology. Now, the Egyptian government is planning to build a new Egyptian capital city east of Cairo, the…

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Martin Aircraft Gains Approval for World’s First Commercial Personal Jetpack

The world first saw the personal jetpack in the 1965 James Bond movie Thunderball. Now, 51 years later, the technology finally looks ready for prime time. The Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand has just…

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Sustainable and Resilient SURE HOUSE Wins the 2015 Solar Decathlon

Solar Decathlon is a nationwide contest held by the U.S. Department of Energy to build solar-powered houses that are eye-catching, cost-effective, and energy-efficient. Stevens Institute of Technology’s SURE HOUSE or (sustainable + resilient) HOUSE, with…

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California’s First Floating Wind Farm Planned Off Scenic Morro Bay

The world currently has 175 wind farms in operation or the advanced planning stages. California has nearly 2,000 wind turbines generating about 8% of its electricity with plans to reach 50% from solar, wind, and…

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World War III: Hackers vs. Cybersecurity “Unicorns”

There are countless scenarios in which the next World War will take place. One of the most likely is a war sparked by a particularly bad and damaging computer network attack that takes out electric…

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Artist Owen Gildersleeve Helped Nissan Build a Life-Size Origami Juke Crossover

Outrageous marketing seems to be all the rage lately in the automotive space, with companies 3D printing cars, constructing them out of cardboard, and now even using origami. Nissan recently commissioned origami artist Owen Gildersleeve…

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Design

World’s Largest Ocean Carrier Fleets & Ships

‘Triton’ Oxygen Mask Lets You Breathe Underwater Without Oxygen Tanks

Sensor Technology for Dark, Hot, Inaccessible Environments

Futuristic Flying Vehicles Will Deliver Goods Then Poof Out of Existence

Will New $45 Billion Egyptian Capital Spark Economic Renaissance?

Martin Aircraft Gains Approval for World’s First Commercial Personal Jetpack

Sustainable and Resilient SURE HOUSE Wins the 2015 Solar Decathlon

California’s First Floating Wind Farm Planned Off Scenic Morro Bay

World War III: Hackers vs. Cybersecurity “Unicorns”

Artist Owen Gildersleeve Helped Nissan Build a Life-Size Origami Juke Crossover

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