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Rechargeable Underwater Drones Using Differences in Water Temperature

A former NASA scientist, Yi Chao, developed severe seasickness after spending a week on a ship. For this reason, he decided to explore the possibility of remote ocean studies. The outcome of his exploration was…

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How Two Health Sensors Combined Gives Instant Access to Next-Gen Wearable Tech

Imagine a new aged device for the tech enthusiast that gives double the power boost! Enter the age of a new, sleeker, more slim-lined design when it comes to wearable tech for the health industry.…

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Industrial Heating: The Difference Between Infrared and Convection Ovens

Industrial ovens are a part of almost every form of manufacturing. Companies use them to heat treat parts, components, and products. Investing in the right oven can boost product performance and reliability and can generate…

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Dry Heat Sterilization: Static-Air vs. Forced-Air

Sterilization is critical to many products. It ensures that they are safe, consumable, and healthy. The FDA regulates four forms of sterilization for medical and pharmaceutical items. Dry heat is one of them. Dry heat…

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Self-Navigating Autonomously-Driven Balloons Are a Thing Now

If there’s one thing that any artificial intelligence hates to handle, that would be a chaotic environment with numerous competing factors that also change rapidly. And if there’s one thing that encapsulates all of the…

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Samsung Has Created the World’s First 10,000 PPI Screen

Samsung’s engineers have worked together with researchers from Stanford University to create a 10,000 PPI OLED display. That’s 10,000 pixels per inch, which is the most pixel-dense display ever to have been manufactured. For comparison,…

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What Is the Frequency Spectrum of 5G and What’s the Difference to 4G?

5G is already here, getting deployed by telecommunications providers who seek to promote the new technology to the consumer. One of the characteristics of this next-gen cellular wireless internet protocol is the use of very…

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The UV Lighting Sector is Probably Going to Explode

Germicidal UV lighting is hot right now, and those who carry out ultraviolet light installations can’t catch up with the demand. This isn’t a new technology, but there has never been such an intense need…

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If you Got a Flying Car, you may Legally Drive it in New Hampshire

The state of New Hampshire in New England, USA, has passed a perplexing law that essentially allows flying cars on its streets. The House Bill 1182, aka “Jetson Bill”, specifically mentions flying cars as “roadable…

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Now Wireless Electricity Is a Reality

New Zealand-based startup Emrod has developed the world’s first long-range, high-power, wireless electric power transmission as an alternative to existing copper line technology. The company is working on implementing its system in collaboration with the…

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Electronics

Rechargeable Underwater Drones Using Differences in Water Temperature

How Two Health Sensors Combined Gives Instant Access to Next-Gen Wearable Tech

Industrial Heating: The Difference Between Infrared and Convection Ovens

Dry Heat Sterilization: Static-Air vs. Forced-Air

Self-Navigating Autonomously-Driven Balloons Are a Thing Now

Samsung Has Created the World’s First 10,000 PPI Screen

What Is the Frequency Spectrum of 5G and What’s the Difference to 4G?

The UV Lighting Sector is Probably Going to Explode

If you Got a Flying Car, you may Legally Drive it in New Hampshire

Now Wireless Electricity Is a Reality

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