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What is The Fourth Industrial Revolution 4.0?

To better understand what the Fourth Industrial Revolution entails, we must look at the preceding revolutions. The First Industrial Revolution – water and steam power to mechanize production The Second Industrial Revolution – electric power…

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Tiny Spy: This Robotic Bee Is Smaller Than a Penny

Flying robots can be very useful for surveillance and detection. These tiny fliers can be sent into areas which are too dangerous or inaccessible to human or canine rescue teams for relaying information. But the…

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U.S. Air Force Deploys ‘Microwave’ Weapons That Could Fry Iran and North Korea’s Weapons

U.S. Air Force has deployed missiles that can be used to prevent North Korea or Iran from launching missiles. Dubbed CHAMP (Counter-Electronics High Power Microwave Advanced Missile Project), these missiles can zap enemy electronics using…

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VR Game Trains Law Enforcement on Disaster Management

Presently training departmental and non-profit organizations in disaster management is a costly, disruptive and predominately classroom bound exercise. Educators often find themselves restricted by inefficient educating and learning systems. There is also an alarming shortage…

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Taking Things to the Next Level – Xiomi Sends Its Redmi Note 7 to Space For Pics

Using unconventional marketing tactic, Xiaomi, a Chinese electronics company sent its midrange smartphone Redmi Note 7 to space. Xiaomi is gearing up to launch its latest device and in order to demonstrate the durability of…

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Russia Launches the World’s Longest Nuclear Submarine That Can Also Spy Underwater

Russia recently launched the world’s longest submarine called Belgorod. This special submarine is one of Russia’s most secret weapon carriers, which has been designed for carrying out different kind of missions. The Belgorod is officially…

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What is a Test Chamber and How Does It Work?

The health industry, consumer goods industry, construction industry and many others have to evaluate the materials they use for various purposes. One of the ways to do that is with the help of a test…

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World’s Fastest Bullet Train with Record-Breaking Speed of 249 Mph Starts Test Run In Japan

Japan, the birthplace of high-speed rail travel, is pushing the limits of train travel. It recently unveiled its new generation bullet train Alfa-X which is capable of speeds of as much as 400 kilometers (249…

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Getting Closer: Finding Out Why The Immune System Attacks Itself

Definition of Immune System noun – “The organs and processes of the body that provide resistance to infection and toxins. Organs include the thymus, bone marrow, and lymph nodes.” When the Immune System Misfires Under…

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BAE’s Magma Demonstrates Breakthrough ‘Blown-Air’ Flap-Free Flight Technologies

Modern aircraft rely on complex moveable flight control surfaces to maneuver their path through the air. BAE Systems revolutionize the future aircraft design First time in history, a flapless unmanned aircraft has been maneuvered in…

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Engineering

What is The Fourth Industrial Revolution 4.0?

Tiny Spy: This Robotic Bee Is Smaller Than a Penny

U.S. Air Force Deploys ‘Microwave’ Weapons That Could Fry Iran and North Korea’s Weapons

VR Game Trains Law Enforcement on Disaster Management

Taking Things to the Next Level – Xiomi Sends Its Redmi Note 7 to Space For Pics

Russia Launches the World’s Longest Nuclear Submarine That Can Also Spy Underwater

What is a Test Chamber and How Does It Work?

World’s Fastest Bullet Train with Record-Breaking Speed of 249 Mph Starts Test Run In Japan

Getting Closer: Finding Out Why The Immune System Attacks Itself

BAE’s Magma Demonstrates Breakthrough ‘Blown-Air’ Flap-Free Flight Technologies

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