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Prince Charles & The New Architecture For Sustainable Development

In the 19th century New York City created Central Park, Prospect Park and Riverside Park all intended to provide natural environments in a large city; some would argue these parks are what makes New York…

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Origami Inspires Design of Self-Assembling Robot

Origami is the traditional Japanese art of paper folding, which started in 17th century. But this art became popular only in the 1900s and has since evolved into a modern art form. The purpose of…

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Futuristic Mud Houses, 3D Printed To Order

An Italian company, World’s Advanced Saving Project (WASP), has developed a 3D Printer called Delta WASP to help people in developing countries quickly create 3D printed houses made of mud. The idea for the 3D…

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400 Foot High Hammock Offers Thrills

On Thanksgiving 2014, several thrill-seekers from around the world gathered in the incredible desert landscape of Moab, Utah. Their aim was to enjoy the elevated views and seek exciting ways to get big doses of adrenaline. To…

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Smart Skin Gives Prosthetics Sense of Touch & Amputees More Independence

Smart prosthetic limbs enable amputees to be more independent. However, these smart prosthetics still lack the ability to feel. A prosthetic hand can hold a cup, but it can’t tell if it is steaming hot…

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Next-Gen Spacecraft Needs No Fuel

One of the major problems a rocket has is the weight of fuel a shuttle engine requires, which weighs more than the object it’s propelling. In simple words, the weight of fuel dwarfs the weight…

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2014 James Dyson Award Winner

The 2014 James Dyson award honor went to James Roberts, a 23 year old graduate of Loughsborough University in England. Roberts created a low cost incubator, MOM, to help one in ten babies worldwide born prematurely.…

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New Sensors Help Detect, Flush Out Criminals

The specter of suicide bombers in transportation systems in large cities has authorities everywhere up at night. Discovering suicide bombers is one of the most difficult challenges to the intelligence and police communities. Equally difficult…

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Only In Japan: A Taste Of Tokyo’s Urban Architecture

Japan is known for its unique art, rural and urban architecture, food and culture. Whether you’re in Tokyo, Nagasaki, Kyoto or Hokaido you’ll find something to delight your senses and imagination. Tokyo Urban Architecture The…

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“Golden Arches” Helping Cash Poor Youth Eat More With Can Currency

Killing Two Birds With One Stone Solving environmental problems while simultaneously providing social benefits is something the world needs more of and can truly be considered a win-win situation. That the idea and solution can…

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Design

Prince Charles & The New Architecture For Sustainable Development

Origami Inspires Design of Self-Assembling Robot

Futuristic Mud Houses, 3D Printed To Order

400 Foot High Hammock Offers Thrills

Smart Skin Gives Prosthetics Sense of Touch & Amputees More Independence

Next-Gen Spacecraft Needs No Fuel

2014 James Dyson Award Winner

New Sensors Help Detect, Flush Out Criminals

Only In Japan: A Taste Of Tokyo’s Urban Architecture

“Golden Arches” Helping Cash Poor Youth Eat More With Can Currency

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