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NVIDIA Helps Build World’s First Autonomous Lawnmower

NVIDIA is helping an American startup build the world’s first commercial autonomous lawnmower, named “Scythe”. The tool is a fully automated mower featuring eight HDR cameras for 360 vision, 12 ultrasonic sensors, accelerometers, gyroscopes, magnetometers,…

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Trouble-Free Troubleshooting – Toolkit Essentials for Every On-Call Engineer

Software has grown rapidly in recent years to become an integral part of everybody’s lives. In turn, the need for rapid responses to incidents has grown. Many software engineers need to be on-call to help…

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Soot Coating Captures Solar Heat Better Than Graphene

Tackling environmental pollution by turning it into renewable solar energy may sound weird, but it’s not. A team of researchers from the University of Houston and the Universidad Intercultural Indígena de Michoacán of Mexico have…

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NASA’s New Alloy is 1000 Times More durable than what’s Currently Used in Spacecraft

NASA has developed a metal alloy that is 1,000 times stronger than current state-of-the-art materials used in aviation and space exploration. To maximize spacecraft longevity and for countering the formidable challenges of launching missions, strong and long-lasting…

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Rocket Lab Wants To Catch a Falling Scorching Hot Rocket with a Helicopter

Traditionally, rockets are treated as trash once they’ve taken off, because rocket companies use their rockets just once, effectively wasting hardware that cost millions of dollars. Taking the biggest leap toward cheap space transportation, SpaceX…

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What Can You Learn with the Best Continuous Improvement Podcasts?

Continuous improvement podcasts can teach you a lot about the world of business and how to make your company better. If you are looking for a way to improve your skills, check out these resources.…

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Researchers Develop Super Sensitive E-Skin That Uses Tiny Magnetic Hairs to Sense Touch

Skin, our body’s largest organ helps us in feeling all the sensations such as cold, hot, smooth, itch, pain, etc. Our sense of touch is controlled by a huge network of nerve endings and touch…

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Norwegians Design Sea Vessel Moved by Molten Salt Reactor

Ulstein, a Norwegian shipbuilding expert, has presented “Thor”, a concept for the world’s first molten salt reactor (MSR) ship designed for zero-emission shipping. Compared to conventional nuclear fission reactors, MSRs are far safer and can…

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Machine Learning Advances Energy Development, Carbon Capture and Storage, and Coastal Water Management

Since about 2013, and particularly over the last five years, off-the-shelf, commercial Machine Learning (ML) technology has enabled a not-so-quiet revolution in the oil and gas industry, transforming how hydrocarbons are located developed. The development…

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NASA Evaluating Proposals for 2025 Moon Mission Rover

NASA’s Artemis program, which aspires to bring humans back to the Moon by 2025, is well underway, and the first launch is planned for August 2022. The program includes many phases extending as far as…

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Technology

NVIDIA Helps Build World’s First Autonomous Lawnmower

Trouble-Free Troubleshooting – Toolkit Essentials for Every On-Call Engineer

Soot Coating Captures Solar Heat Better Than Graphene

NASA’s New Alloy is 1000 Times More durable than what’s Currently Used in Spacecraft

Rocket Lab Wants To Catch a Falling Scorching Hot Rocket with a Helicopter

What Can You Learn with the Best Continuous Improvement Podcasts?

Researchers Develop Super Sensitive E-Skin That Uses Tiny Magnetic Hairs to Sense Touch

Norwegians Design Sea Vessel Moved by Molten Salt Reactor

Machine Learning Advances Energy Development, Carbon Capture and Storage, and Coastal Water Management

NASA Evaluating Proposals for 2025 Moon Mission Rover

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