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Think You Have What It Takes To Take On This Sharpshooting Beer Pong Robot?

A Boston-based company, Empire Robotics, has successfully developed a beer pong playing robot sure to be the envy of any party. Empire Robotics explains how Versaball works below: The green ball is filled with a sand-like…

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Wind Farms Use Electric Grid To Thaw Icing Blades

IndustryTap wrote “Wind Turbine De-Icing Technology Keeps Blades Turning in Harsh Conditions” about new wind farms both on and offshore battling icy turbine blades. Turbines are programmed to stop rotating when ice builds up reducing electricity…

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Hemp Holds Promise As Supercapacitor: Hemp Nanosheets Might Even Outdo Graphene

Recent attempts to improve the energy density of supercapacitors by inventing better electrodes have focused on the properties of graphene to achieve that end. But now it seems that hemp could meet that goal at a…

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Zaha Hadid to Design New Bee’ah HQ

A leading environmental and waste management company in the United Arab Emirates, Bee’ah, has commissioned Zaha Hadid Architects to build its new headquarters building in Sharjah. The splendid 7,000 sq m building will seek LEED…

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Citysens Hydroponic Garden is a Breath of Fresh Air

Today, more than 50% of the world population lives in cities, breathing air that is becoming increasingly polluted day by day. Luckily, certain types of plants can purify the air in our homes. But growing greenery…

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Meet the Airbus Beluga Super Transporter

One of the more interesting birds in the sky these days is the Airbus Beluga, also known as the A300-600ST Super Transporter. Beluga was designed as a heavy cargo aircraft to ferry parts of Airbus planes…

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NASA to Send Humans to Venus

After years of neglect, there has been a renewed interest sending humans to Venus in order to learn more about the atmosphere of the planet. Venus is sometimes called Earth’s twin because both planets have almost…

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SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Rocket Landing Aborted Due To ‘Thrust Vector Control Actuator’ Issue

SpaceX was forced to abort the company’s highly-anticipated attempt at landing its Falcon 9 rocket on a barge in the ocean one minute before launch due an issue with a “thrust vector control actuator.” The…

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Live Video Will Soon Replace Face-To-Face Meetings

For internet pioneer Robert Metcalfe, Professor of Innovation and Murchison Fellow of Free Enterprise at MIT, the video internet, a rich experience of sound and images, has always been the final frontier. Since the invention…

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Carnegie Mellon Created A Crazy Modular Robot Called ‘Snake Monster’… But Resembles a Spider?

The latest thing to come out of the Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) Biorobotics Laboratory is a robot called Snake Monster, even though the six-legged modular robot is more spider-like than it is snake. The creepy…

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Engineering

Think You Have What It Takes To Take On This Sharpshooting Beer Pong Robot?

Wind Farms Use Electric Grid To Thaw Icing Blades

Hemp Holds Promise As Supercapacitor: Hemp Nanosheets Might Even Outdo Graphene

Zaha Hadid to Design New Bee’ah HQ

Citysens Hydroponic Garden is a Breath of Fresh Air

Meet the Airbus Beluga Super Transporter

NASA to Send Humans to Venus

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Rocket Landing Aborted Due To ‘Thrust Vector Control Actuator’ Issue

Live Video Will Soon Replace Face-To-Face Meetings

Carnegie Mellon Created A Crazy Modular Robot Called ‘Snake Monster’… But Resembles a Spider?

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