Sony Makes a Splash with Waterproof MP3 Player Sold in Bottled Water

Sony is floating its W Series Walkman MP3 player in water to prove a point. The company wasn’t sure consumers knew the product was waterproof so they decided to package up the MP3 players in…

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Google’s Chromebox for Meetings a High-Tech Conference Room in a Box

Google’s entering new territory with its latest venture. Chromebox for Meetings promises to make teleconferences easier and more efficient. It’s expected to serve all business sizes and will cost only a fraction of popular teleconferencing…

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Are You Daring Enough to Play on a Massive Bouncy Hammock?

Numen/For Use has built a massive, 32-foot inflatable structure that is perhaps best described as a huge bouncy hammock. The Croatian/Austrian design group has come up with a wildly fun idea, taking the idea of…

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Shovel Your Driveway from Your Living Room with This Snowplough

Shoveling snow is one of the most laborious, tedious jobs. What if you could clear your driveway without even stepping outside? Robotics firm Superdroid Robots has unveiled a remote control snowplough you can operate while…

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3D-Printed Pelvis Keeps Cancer Patient Walking

We’ve been hearing a lot about advances in 3D printing that could change the face of medicine, such as the 3D printed liver that’s expected later this year. But all this talk hasn’t shown any…

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Generating Power From Ocean Waves – An Interview with Dyson Award Winner Sam Etherington

Sam Etherington, the 24 year old inventor of “Renewable Wave Power”, winner of the James Dyson award and candidate for the British Engineering Hall of Fame, recently talked with IndustryTap about his life and work.…

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Minimally Invasive Robotic System Makes Surgery a Work of Art

A state-of-the-art option has been developed to perform minimally invasive surgery. The procedure is known as the da Vinci surgery. Through a small incision, surgeons operate with the aid of the da Vinci System. A…

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Why Are You Losing Business to Your Competitors? How to Manage Your Customer Relationships – Part 2

In part one of Why Are You Losing Business to Your Competitors? How to Manage Your Customer Relationships, we looked at critical factors that could be affecting your client relationship and new business. Now let’s…

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London’s Black Taxis Going Green by 2018

Taxi drivers in the UK capital will soon come to terms with electric taxis, whether they want to or not. Five different manufacturers have been given the go ahead to launch the taxis in time…

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From Solar Cars to Web Apps: 3 Project Management Tips to Take to the Bank

Working on solar cars and web apps might seem like unrelated endeavors. Not so. In college, I spent four years working on the University of Michigan Solar Car Team, which designed, built and raced a…

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Sony Makes a Splash with Waterproof MP3 Player Sold in Bottled Water

Google’s Chromebox for Meetings a High-Tech Conference Room in a Box

Are You Daring Enough to Play on a Massive Bouncy Hammock?

Shovel Your Driveway from Your Living Room with This Snowplough

3D-Printed Pelvis Keeps Cancer Patient Walking

Generating Power From Ocean Waves – An Interview with Dyson Award Winner Sam Etherington

Minimally Invasive Robotic System Makes Surgery a Work of Art

Why Are You Losing Business to Your Competitors? How to Manage Your Customer Relationships – Part 2

London’s Black Taxis Going Green by 2018

From Solar Cars to Web Apps: 3 Project Management Tips to Take to the Bank

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