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Toyota’s Autonomous E-Palette Vehicles To Transport Athletes At Tokyo 2020 Olympics

In less than one year, the sporting world will descend on Tokyo for the 2020 Olympics. Japan is set to show off a portfolio of new technology along with its human sporting achievements. Earlier we…

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Scientists Create an Artificial Leaf Capable Of Producing ‘Clean’ Fuel

Scientists have developed an artificial leaf that they hope could one day provide a sustainable alternative to petrol. This artificial leaf mimics photosynthesis, as it creates synthetic gas by gathering energy using sunlight, carbon dioxide…

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Top 7 Benefits of Fabric-Covered Dome Shelters

When you need to expand your operations, there’s an easier shelter solution than constructing a new warehouse or production centre. Look into customizable and versatile dome shelters as a practical and innovative way to providing…

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Dyson Gives Up Dream to Build Electric Car Due to Uncertainty

Dyson announced that they are retracting their plans to build an electric vehicle, as the project is simply not commercially viable. We are sad to announce a proposal to end our automotive project. The Dyson…

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CRISPR Enzyme to Be Used As a VIRUS-KILLING MACHINE

In a big breakthrough, researchers from Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard have turned a CRISPR gene-editing technology into an antiviral to fight against RNA-based viruses in human cells. This antiviral can be programmed to…

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The Rheticus “Artificial Photosynthesis” Project Enters Phase Two

Scientists from Evonik and Siemens got busy together again, as their joint Rheticus project is entering its second phase. The two companies will have to combine their bioreactor and electrolyser elements into a single unit.…

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Should Human Workers Be Threatened by the Rise of Robots?

The integration of robots in many businesses and industries are steadily increasing because of its capabilities to make work more efficient and productive. However, the dramatic increase of robots in workplaces are threatening humans of…

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The Beijing Daxing International Airport Opens Its Doors

The Beijing Daxing International Airport, also known as “Starfish”, has opened its doors and travelers started flowing in and getting amazed by its sheer size and beauty. The record-breaking element in its construction is actually…

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An Elevator Could Connect Earth to Space – Here’s How That Might Work

With the rapid development of technology, the divide between science fiction and reality is noticeably disappearing. There are several visionary scientists and space-technology enthusiasts exploring the possibility of constructing space elevators that could transport cargo…

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Gifts for Firefighters: 15 Fantastic Ideas

There are few professions that are considered heroic, but firefighting is certainly one of them. In fact, more than 788,000 of the 1,134,400 firefighters working in the United States are volunteer firefighters. The holidays are…

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Engineering

Toyota’s Autonomous E-Palette Vehicles To Transport Athletes At Tokyo 2020 Olympics

Scientists Create an Artificial Leaf Capable Of Producing ‘Clean’ Fuel

Top 7 Benefits of Fabric-Covered Dome Shelters

Dyson Gives Up Dream to Build Electric Car Due to Uncertainty

CRISPR Enzyme to Be Used As a VIRUS-KILLING MACHINE

The Rheticus “Artificial Photosynthesis” Project Enters Phase Two

Should Human Workers Be Threatened by the Rise of Robots?

The Beijing Daxing International Airport Opens Its Doors

An Elevator Could Connect Earth to Space – Here’s How That Might Work

Gifts for Firefighters: 15 Fantastic Ideas

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