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Apple’s CarPlay Revs Up the Auto Industry’s Race to Turn Your Car into a Phone Accessory

Earlier this week, IndustryTap wrote about Apple’s new CarPlay system that was unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show. CarPlay allows iPhone users to plug their devices into their cars and have their iPhone screens show…

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Racetrack Antenna Tower Wins Çanakkale, Turkey, Design Competition

Eight international architectural heavyweights were shortlisted for the Çanakkale Antenna Tower International Competition. Competitors were asked to consider the technological requirements of the broadcasting tower and recreational potentials of a public entity with equal emphasis.…

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Air Disaster Scorecard: 20% Technical, 80% Human Causes

“Murphy’s Law” states: “anything that can go wrong will go wrong.” And so it is in the world of airplane disasters. From a distance, most air disasters seem simple: a midair crash, a plane running…

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Concrete-Crushing Robot Demolishes Buildings Then Recycles the Debris

Demolishing is no doubt a messy business and is always accompanied by loud noise, lots of dust, wasted water, wasted energy, giant piles of rubble that often head straight for the landfill and heavy labor…

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Chainsaw-Wielding Robot Carves Furniture Out of Wood Logs

High-tech ultra precise robotics for minimal waste could be the future of the furniture industry. But a chainsaw-wielding robot arm might be an unusual way to demonstrate the idea. The idea took off at 2013…

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MIT Student Turned Artist Designs $5 Inflatable Homeless Shelter

Harsh winters are most terrible on the homeless. Staying outside in harsh winters could pose serious risks, including death. A smart urban shelter designed by artist Michael Rakowitz’s is really a big help to the…

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Solar, Inflatable Drone Ready to Circle Venus for a Year

Scientists have always been curious to know how the planet Venus changed from a potentially life-supporting world billions of years ago to the scorching hothouse it is today. Planet Venus, the closest planet to Earth,…

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The 50-Cent Cardboard Microscope That Will Change Medicine Forever

Malaria and cancer are two diseases that cause a huge amount of suffering in humans, not to mention economic damage. Thanks to Manu Prakesh, currently Assistant Professor of Bioengineering at Standford University, and his colleagues,…

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Paisley Farm Inc. – A Throwback To All That Is Simple & Good

The story of Paisley Farm Inc. began in 1945 when a pilot, J.W. Paisley, who had just completed active duty during World War II, returned home to Ohio, intent on using his new found leadership…

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7 Ways Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR) is Affecting Your Life

IndustryTap has covered “Light Detection and Ranging,” or LIDAR. It’s a remote sensing technology around since the early 1960s. LIDAR is used in a wide variety of applications, including: In agriculture to help farmers determine…

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Engineering

Apple’s CarPlay Revs Up the Auto Industry’s Race to Turn Your Car into a Phone Accessory

Racetrack Antenna Tower Wins Çanakkale, Turkey, Design Competition

Air Disaster Scorecard: 20% Technical, 80% Human Causes

Concrete-Crushing Robot Demolishes Buildings Then Recycles the Debris

Chainsaw-Wielding Robot Carves Furniture Out of Wood Logs

MIT Student Turned Artist Designs $5 Inflatable Homeless Shelter

Solar, Inflatable Drone Ready to Circle Venus for a Year

The 50-Cent Cardboard Microscope That Will Change Medicine Forever

Paisley Farm Inc. – A Throwback To All That Is Simple & Good

7 Ways Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR) is Affecting Your Life

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