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In more than three years of work, European scientists have finally made future lighting technology ready to market. They developed flexible lighting foils that can be produced roll-to-roll – much like newspapers are printed.
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You've never heard of Josh Valman's outsourced R&D department, RPD
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Although the United States leads the world in technology innovation, it may fall behind if the government does not address emerging gaps in innovation policy and invest more in scientific research, argues a new progress report and scorecard from the Council on Foreign Relations’ (CFR) Renewing America initiative. The report is authored by Renewing America Associate Director Rebecca Strauss and CFR Bernard L. Schwartz Senior Fellow and Renewing America Director Edward Alden.
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Medical organizations are increasingly turning to data analytics to take advantage of innovative healthcare trends.
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Source: www.trueactivist.com | Original Post Date: March 26, 2015 – A non-profit organization called “Roots Up” has designed a greenhouse that collects moisture from the air, which then is used to water the plants. This new design can help farmers in areas where the lack of proper temperature and rainfall make it difficult to grow crops. …
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Experts predict a continuous but gradual increase in life expectancy but chances are you're going to live longer than they think.
Justin Huang's curator insight,
March 27, 2015 1:59 AM
With this new project being a technology in the making, many possibilities and chances and opened up. With a longer life span, there will be more time and moments that can be treasured with loved ones, there will be more opportunities to clear all regrets. This new technology will definitely create a huge impact in the future of humanity.
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While iRobot's most famous for creating the Roomba, the robotic vacuum is far from being its only product: the company actually supplies defense, reconnaissance and first response machines to authorities, as well.
Techstore's curator insight,
October 13, 2014 6:51 AM
Soldiers will soon steer iRobot's machines with an Android tablet. #innovation #military #technology
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With Lyft Line, a new service first being offered in San Francisco, the company’s founders hope to make ride-sharing part of the workday routine.
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Just because workers are checking their Facebook in the office, doesn't mean they're not committed to their work, says Samsung's Rob Orr
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A new way to extend battery life would allow smartphones to last three to four times longer on a single charge, Stanford University researchers have found. A team led by Yi Cui, professor of materials science and engineering, has developed pure metal anode prototypes, which differ from the lithium-ion batteries seen in most devices. "I think this is very promising," Cui said.
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As the world's largest technology companies look at ways to use drones, small makers of unmanned aircraft are hoping to fly right behind them.
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Scientists have developed an innovative new way to charge your smartphone using nothing but urine.
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Talk is not cheap in the mountains of Nepal. Getting a mobile phone charged can cost $5 in areas where there is no electricity and backpackers have to rely on
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It is easy to discount the idea of China becoming an innovation-driven world leader - but that could prove to be a dangerous strategic blind spot. Impossible? Many things are impossible, until they happen.
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Obama’s new innovation strategy calls for greater federal investment in research and education.
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Smartphone standards may make it easier to build smart homes in the future.
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Robotics & Automation have already been fully embraced and developed in the industrial world. Now companies in service industries have the opportunity to learn how robots and automation can help them.
Richard Platt's curator insight,
April 9, 2015 10:53 PM
According to the International Federation of Robotics (IFR), 2013 saw the highest number of industrial robots ever sold, with a total of 1.6 million units worth an estimated $10 billion. According to the IFR, double-digit growth will continue through the end of this decade with more and more countries adopting robots and automation. According to IFR:
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Futuristic Technologies that already Exist Today
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An introduction to Hone, a revolutionary new Heating System that is Winning Awards all around the World
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Looking for wicked fast internet? You may want to move to Denmark: researchers in DTU Photonics' High-Speed Optical Communications Group (HSOC) have set a new world record for single-transmitter data transfer.
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Scientists have developed computer monitors that can distort images so that they appear perfectly clear to viewers even when they are not wearing their glasses
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Solar power is one of the most reliable forms of renewable power--but it's still expensive. Now, a team has developed a smart, adaptive material that could slash the its cost in half.
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