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    Blowers Vs Axial Fans: Which Is Better For Your Project?

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    Blowers, otherwise known as centrifugal fans or squirrel cage fans are devices that draw air through enclosures. Common applications for blowers include: Laptops. All-in-one...

    Linux Foundation Releases Open Source Acumos AI Platform

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    The Linux Foundation has released Acumos, an open source platform aimed at making artificial intelligence and machine learning more accessible to everyone.

    Your Data May Be Stored Underwater One Day

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    Microsoft is going to try installing a datacenter (Project Natick) under water next year.

    How To Make Your Own Drill

    DIY 0
    A guide (with a video) explaining how to convert an old electric motor into a useful power tool such as a drill or grinder.

    Elon Musk Wants To Connect The Entire World

    Industrial And Government Technology 0
    Elon Musk wants to provide the entire world with Internet access via satellites.

    BMW Is Developing An i3 That Can Be Parked Via Smartwatch

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    You've heard of self-parking cars, but if you're like me, you'll want your car parked in a shady spot, and you'll want it as...

    Electric Cheetah Robot Developed At MIT

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    MIT researchers have developed a battery-powered Cheetah robot that can run at speeds up to 16 km/h (10 mph) and jump up to 33...

    Phonebloks Demonstrates Project Ara, A Modular Phone

    Consumer Technology 0
    Project Ara has demonstrated a working prototype of their modular Android smartphone. It enables you to swap out quite a few parts, including the...

    A Greener Insulation Has Been Developed Using Wood

    Energy Efficiency 0
    The Fraunhofer Institute for Wood Research has developed a non-toxic insulation using wood, which is renewable, instead of petrochemicals. They claimed that it insulates as...

    A New Superabsorbing Design May Reduce The Cost Of Thin-Film Solar

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    Originally published on Cleantechnica. By James Ayre. Thin-film solar cells may soon possess the ability to absorb a notably larger portion of the light that...

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