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5.4KFutureHologram-Powered 3D Printer Works Thousands of Times Faster Than The Competition
Remember Daqri, the startup that developed augmented reality helmets to Siemens and Hyperloop employees? They’ve had a breakthrough with a 3D printer that delivers “thousands...
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5.3KMiscTessera Holding Becomes Xperi As It Focuses On A Complete User Experience
At the end of last year, Tessera Holding Corporation announced the acquisition of DTS, a major audio company specialized in digital surround...
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2.8KFutureWatch The Smooth Return Of SpaceX Reusable Falcon 9 Rocket To Florida Air Force Station!
This weekend of trials and errors for SpaceX culminated with a successful return of Falcon 9, one of the reusable rockets of...
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3.3KFutureThe United Arab Emirates Plan On Building A “New Chicago” On Mars
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, UAE vice president and ruler of Dubai, unveiled his plan to establish a colony the size of...
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4.4KSmart LifeMIT Made A Wearable That Tells The Outcome of A Conversation
MIT CSAIL has made a wearable device that would solve all of Sheldon Cooper’s problems. The smart wristband can tell whether a...
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2.6KFutureMIT Engineers Designed Sensors That Can Detect Single Protein Molecules
A new way of tracking viral infection, food contamination and more emerged this week, as MIT engineers developed carbon nanotube sensors to...
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5.4KMiscKFC Is Using Facial Recognition To Predict Your Order
No time to browse the fast-food menu? No worries! KFC Beijing is all for predictable meal choices. In fact, the company is so...
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3.6KFutureGift For DIY Friends: 3D Printer For Home-made Electronics
The DIY trend has spread with lightning speed – just check out the boards and pins on Pinterest! It’s almost a fact...
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3.4KSmart LifeXiaomi Mi Pad 3 With Windows 10 Leaks
Xiaomi Mi Pad 3 is, at first glance, a match for Apple’s iPad Pro. It has the same resolution at 9.7 inches,...
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2.1KSecurityRussian Photographer Used Facial Recognition To Track Down Strangers
As useful as facial recognition is in law enforcement, biometrics, driving safety systems and robotics , it can be used against people, too. Simple...
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4.1KFutureHuawei New Li-ion Battery Has Double The Lifespan Of A Regular One
Huawei made a breakthrough in consumer electronics batteries. Watt Laboratory, an organization under Huawei’s Central Research Institute, developed a graphene-assisted Li-ion battery that...
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3.9KSmart LifeGoPro Cuts 15% Of Workforce, Faces Karma Drone Lawsuit
The end of the year is just going to bring more trouble for action camera maker GoPro. After the Karma disaster and...
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6.6KFutureMIT Scientists Developed Artificial Muscles From Nylon
Artificial muscles aren’t a new idea, but building them from an easy-to-find, cheap material is. MIT scientists discovered that muscles can be...
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3.2KGamingThis Guy Ran “Doom” Game On MacBook Pro’s Touch Bar
Got an opportunity to try the latest MacBook Pro? Clearly, you’re anxious to see what the Touch Bar can do. If you’re...
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5.0KSmart Life5 Ways Of Creating Double Exposure Photos
Double exposure pictures look so dreamy and surreal that they have to be heavily edited, right? Not necessarily. Multiple exposure began as...
