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This Gigantic Exoskeleton Can Lift A Truck But It’s Created For Racing

Engineering firm Furrion Exo-Bionics has created a gigantic, four-legged mech suit called Prosthesis. This hulking metal giant can lift a truck and climb boulders but it is built specifically for RACING. The machine is described…

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What is stem cell therapy?

Stem cell therapy is a name given to a system of therapeutic cloning in which differentiated embryonic stem cells are used to treat a variety of serious diseases. The cells can be used to replace…

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World’s fastest internet speed of 178TB/s would let you download the entire Netflix library in seconds

Engineers from University College London (UCL) have achieved the world’s fastest data transmission speed of 178 terabits per second (Tb/s). If you thought your internet speed is fast enough, just read this: The world record…

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Robots Can Store Energy with Human-Like ‘Fat Reserves’

Robots are doing wonders, whether that is helping the world in this coronavirus pandemic or herding sheep in New Zealand. One of the common issues especially with compact robots is their battery capacity. This problem…

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Transparent Solar Panels for Windows Hit Record Efficiency

Researchers from the University of Michigan recently achieved an efficiency record for transparent solar cells. This innovation could pave the way for skyscraper windows to serve as power sources. Researchers used an organic, carbon-based design of…

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How to Decide if you Need Manual or Automatic Lubrication?

Technicians and engineers are often met with the dilemma of choosing either manual or automatic lubrication systems. While leaving things on “auto” is tempting, responsible engineers who want to be in control and address issues…

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NASA Tracks A Growing Dent In Earth’s Magnetic Field Which Could Damage Satellites

Earth’s magnetic field is one of the bases of the existence of life on Earth. It creates a shield of the magnetic field that envelops our planet and protects us from charged particles flying through…

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The Hyperion XP1: Hydrogen-Powered Hypercar with 1,000 Mile Range

California-based Tech Company has unveiled ‘Hyperion XP-1’, a hydrogen fuel cell-powered super-car that can drive 1,000 miles without needing to refuel. Hyperion says its main purpose is not to compete with Tesla but is to…

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New Multifunctional nanofiber Could Be Used to Protect Astronauts and Soldiers

Researchers have come up with a new nano-fiber technology that could result in creating next-generation body armor. The common issue with protective equipment is that if a material is strong enough to protect against ballistic threats…

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Ordinary Bricks Laced With Conductive Fibers Can Be Turned Into a Battery

Now our buildings can function as a power plant A team of researchers at Washington University in St Louis have developed a way to turn regular bricks into batteries. With this innovation most common building…

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Engineering

This Gigantic Exoskeleton Can Lift A Truck But It’s Created For Racing

What is stem cell therapy?

World’s fastest internet speed of 178TB/s would let you download the entire Netflix library in seconds

Robots Can Store Energy with Human-Like ‘Fat Reserves’

Transparent Solar Panels for Windows Hit Record Efficiency

How to Decide if you Need Manual or Automatic Lubrication?

NASA Tracks A Growing Dent In Earth’s Magnetic Field Which Could Damage Satellites

The Hyperion XP1: Hydrogen-Powered Hypercar with 1,000 Mile Range

New Multifunctional nanofiber Could Be Used to Protect Astronauts and Soldiers

Ordinary Bricks Laced With Conductive Fibers Can Be Turned Into a Battery

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