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Not ones to shy away from a mission, the team at NASA have launched another 3D printing challenge, this time one that’s aimed at K-12 students. It’s a...
London doctors have made the headlines this week as they become the first medical staff ever to use a 3D printed heart model to improve surgical procedures and...
Smartphones, smart lighting, smart sensors, smart cars; the list goes on. In a world where technology is advancing at the speed of light, it’s sometimes hard to keep...
It’s a concept that’s been around for quite some time now but has never really taken form. But now, with the help of the advancement of technologies such...
With 3D printing now becoming more of a household name than ever before it’s no real surprise that a machine has now been designed that puts all other...
This new type of solar cell was designed and developed in a different way to most traditional solar panels. You see, unlike others, the V3 Spin Cell is...
That’s pretty impressive, even for the biggest and best of companies, and that’s exactly what German energy providers, Max Bogl AG and GE Renewable Energy are creating right...
Ever since researchers made a breakthrough with graphene back in 2014, it has been the center of many different research projects and is probably the most promising material...
Wind power is becoming an increasingly popular choice for those wanting to harvest free energy and recent figures released by the American Wind Energy Association suggest that 583,000...
Various products are being released that are based on next-gen battery technologies and below is a list of the six we think are going to take the world...
They may not be the first car manufacturer that springs to mind when thinking about electric vehicles, but Mercedes are quickly coming up the ranks, ready to give...
There are a lot of projects that are focusing on the use of propulsion technology at the moment, and could soon become one of the next biggest trending...