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Stomach Fluid-Powered Microchip Pill Tattles on You if You Miss Your Meds

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), over half of all drugs prescribed worldwide are dispensed or sold inappropriately. Due to this troubling fact, the idea of combining advanced technology with health care has come…

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Formula 1 Driver Cruises the Las Vegas Strip in a New Formula E Race Car

In September of 2014, a new, all-electric racing series begins with events taking place in Los Angeles and Miami. To show off the new Formula E racer, F1 driver Lucas di Grassi drove through Sin…

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Collegiates Design Innovative Solar-Powered Homes in Bi-Annual Solar Decathlon

Showcasing Sustainable Living The US Department of Energy holds a number of decathlons related to renewable energy. One event is a competition amongst collegiate teams building electric cars. Another is the “Solar Decathlon” held every two…

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New HQ Takes a $5B Bite Out of Apple’s Budget

Apple’s new campus, which is being built in Cupertino City, California, was estimated to cost around $3 billion. However the budget has already ballooned to $5 million. Set to be completed by 2016, this ring…

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Want Energy from Tidal Currents? Go Fly an Underwater Kite.

Nearly everyone has flown a kite in the wind and seen it move about in the constantly changing currents. IndustryTap recently covered how kites are being used in the windy upper atmosphere to possibly provide…

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Globalization of Aerospace Supply Chains Leads to New Era of “Shared Services”

The first waves of “globalization” the world remembers most clearly were increases in trade flows that occurred beginning in 1850 and ending with World War II. During this time, countries directly sought to increase wealth…

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NASA’s Next Rover Could Be a Squishy Robot Ball

In order to prevent potential issues such as wheels getting stuck on rocks, stop spinning, losing traction, or not being able to handle difficult terrain, NASA has taken a different approach in robot design to…

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Cure for Blindness Could Come from Inkjet-Printed Eye Cells

British scientists have made a bold step for printing technology and addressing serious medical issues by developing printed eye cells that could treat blindness. Researchers at Cambridge have used an inkjet printer to print the…

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First Vodka-Powered Text Message Gets in the Canadian Spirit

Besides being one of the most popular spirits in the world, Vodka may also be useful for sending text messages now. The new way of text messaging through chemical systems opens the door to a…

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Navy’s Newest Missile Launcher Resembles Spinning Revolver Barrel

A multi-role Chemring Centurion launcher has successfully fired a Raytheon-Lockheed Martin Javelin missile and hit a static target on Salisbury Plain in England. The new Centurion launcher, in conjunction with Raytheon’s combat missiles, provides an…

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Stomach Fluid-Powered Microchip Pill Tattles on You if You Miss Your Meds

Formula 1 Driver Cruises the Las Vegas Strip in a New Formula E Race Car

Collegiates Design Innovative Solar-Powered Homes in Bi-Annual Solar Decathlon

New HQ Takes a $5B Bite Out of Apple’s Budget

Want Energy from Tidal Currents? Go Fly an Underwater Kite.

Globalization of Aerospace Supply Chains Leads to New Era of “Shared Services”

NASA’s Next Rover Could Be a Squishy Robot Ball

Cure for Blindness Could Come from Inkjet-Printed Eye Cells

First Vodka-Powered Text Message Gets in the Canadian Spirit

Navy’s Newest Missile Launcher Resembles Spinning Revolver Barrel

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