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Future Car Technologies to Raise all Hopes!

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With the increasing advancement of car technologies around the world there has been an increasing demand of a large number of private cars. Moreover the busy schedule and high paying jobs of the humans open allows them to buy personal vehicles. Owning a private vehicle is now necessity rather than being a luxury, as it was during the earlier days. ...

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5 Sci Fi Movie Gadgets That Exist in Real Life

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Sci-fi movies have long promised an eventful future filled with spaceships and worker robots. Surprisingly enough, not everything from sci-fi movies is fantasy. Sure, we don’t have anti-gravity landspeeders yet, but check out this list for swanky gizmos from sci-fi movies that have already become a reality: 1.       Robots Who doesn’t love R2D2, C3PO and Wall-E? The number of sci-fi ...

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New Technology Inspired by Nature

Nature and technology have historically been in conflict with one another. The traditional view of technology is to create unnatural things that empower people to do things that would not be possible through naturally occurring forces. However, the emergence of generative design is re-shaping how designers and inventors view the relationships between nature and technology. Through the use of generative ...

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Focus@Will Review

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Music plays a role in the lives of nearly every person alive on this earth. Grant it, everyone has different tastes and enjoys listening to various genres, as well as artists. Whether it is the radio while traveling in the car to and from work, soothing dinner music or some tunes to either relax with or rock out with; there ...

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Grown Human Heart Tissue That Can Beat!

University of Pittsburgh

A team of researchers at the University of Pittsburgh have accomplished the incredible and grown human heart tissue that can beat autonomously. The tissue was created using pluripotent stem cells that came from mature human skin.

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