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#332 The Future of Airports Around the World
Airports are at the forefront of a global transformation, rethinking their role not just as transport hubs but as sustainable, connected cities of the future.
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#248 Revisited: Secrets of the Hoover Dam
Are there really bodies buried in the Hoover Dam? Was the hard hat really invented here in 1931? And why was it originally called Boulder
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Artificial vision inspired by crabs
Researchers from Korea and the USA have created an artificial vision system based on the eyes of a fiddler crab. The results were published a
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Driverless trucks trialled in Memphis
Swedish manufacturer Einride’s driverless lorries were recently given the go-ahead for public trials. In collaboration with client GE Applications, the lorries, called ‘pods’, will soon
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US invests in carbon removal technology
The US Department of Energy has launched a programme that aims to reverse the effects of climate change through carbon removal initiatives. The programme has
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Flexible device converts waste heat into energy
A team of scientists based in the US have developed a flexible thermoelectric device that can supply energy from wasted heat. The team from Penn
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New Radar System to Detect Objects In Space
To track objects at a greater distance in deep space, The US Space Force is developing a new radar system. Known as the Deep Space
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Biofuel rocket makes maiden launch
The first ever commercial launch of a biofuel-powered rocket has taken place in the US. At a size of 20ft (6m) long with a weight
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Robotic pool cleaner developed
A US company have developed a robot that is able to clear debris from the top of a swimming pool’s surface. Pivot-Solar Breeze, who are
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Virgin Hyperloop performs passenger trial
Virgin has carried out trials involving passengers on its Hyperloop service in the US for the very first time. Staff at Virgin Hyperloop – took