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This Solar Panel-Like Device Generates Electricity From The Darkness Of Night

Solar panels are highly useful but they become useless in the darkness of night. To get the lighting at night, battery storage is required which drives up the cost. But a new invention could soon…

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New Clamp From igus Ensures Safe Interaction of Man, Machine

Mounting clamps for triflex R energy chains are quickly assembled, secure igus has developed new plastic mounting clamps for energy chains on cobots that are easy to assemble and minimize risk, ensuring a safe interaction…

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Special Polymer ‘Self-Destructs’ Upon Completing A Mission

Researchers from Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a special polymer that self-destructs when it hits a certain temperature. They made a rigid-winged glider using this material. They intend to construct a spy drone to…

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This Kayak Folds into a Suitcase

Anyone who loves being out on the water probably has a dream of owning their own kayak one day. They’re an easy way to engage with nature, without having to tow a massive boat behind…

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Gustafson Porter + Bowman Wins Competition to Redesign The Eiffel Tower

The Eiffel Tower is one of the most iconic landmarks in the world, standing in the heart of Paris since 1889, symbolizing man’s achievements in engineering, construction, and architecture. Since its completion, the tower has…

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Volvo’s New Military Transport Can Drive Sideways

Recently, a French defense and security vehicle firm, Arquus, unveiled its latest concept vehicle that has been designed for the French Army. The vehicle has been named Scarabée. This Volvo-owned company has revealed Scarabée at…

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Volkswagen Just Built Its Very Last Beetle

Seven decades later and Walt Disney’s movie, “The Love Bug” or better known as Herbie, mortified the Volkswagen Beetle in the books of history. In the 1930s, Ferdinand Porsche, decided to design a car for…

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Volvo’s Sporty Looking Self-Driving Electric Truck Takes on Its First Job

Vera, a new truck concept by Volvo Trucks, does not have a cabin to accommodate a human being as a driver. Vera has discarded the cabin completely, so that it can more efficiently tow goods…

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Researchers Find The Root Cause of Corrosion in Pipelines

Nanoscale corrosion is responsible for unpredictably decreasing the working life of steel pipes. Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories, the Department of Energy’s Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies and the Aramco Research Center in Boston published this…

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Titanic II Luxury Vessel to Set Sail in 2022

Men and woman alike wiped a tear or two in the epic movie Titanic. Over 107 years after the original ship was lost to the Atlantic Ocean, the Titanic II will be setting off on…

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Design

This Solar Panel-Like Device Generates Electricity From The Darkness Of Night

New Clamp From igus Ensures Safe Interaction of Man, Machine

Special Polymer ‘Self-Destructs’ Upon Completing A Mission

This Kayak Folds into a Suitcase

Gustafson Porter + Bowman Wins Competition to Redesign The Eiffel Tower

Volvo’s New Military Transport Can Drive Sideways

Volkswagen Just Built Its Very Last Beetle

Volvo’s Sporty Looking Self-Driving Electric Truck Takes on Its First Job

Researchers Find The Root Cause of Corrosion in Pipelines

Titanic II Luxury Vessel to Set Sail in 2022

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