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Drones set to deliver Burgers and beer in Reykjavík
Might Drone technology prove a convenient way to get burgers, sushi or beer to hungry consumers in Iceland. Icelandic company AHA thinks so.
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Engineers take aim at cancer with 100-million fps camera
How many frames-per-second can your camera capture? 10? 20? 100? A new camera from the Rosalind Franklin Institute can capture one-hundred million frames per seconds. The new tech will enable researchers at the UK leading Universities better to understand how...
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Could Geoengineering be a cheap solution to Climate Change?
Geoengineering could be a real-world solution to turning back the clock on Climate Change. Up to now, it has been incredibly expensive to suck CO₂ out of the atmosphere but a new study has highlight crashing costs in the tech....
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‘Celebrating Everyday Manufacturing’ – EEF Photography Competition Now Open
Love Engineering? Love Photography? The EEF Photography Competition is now open. Grab your share of a £5k prize pot. Entries take place across four categories and are open to professionals, amateurs and young photographers. Find out more!
Breakthroughs
Hybrid fiberglass-concrete-steel technique produces harder, better, faster, stronger bridges
Could the future see major bridges being built in just days (rather than months or years)? A team from the University of Queensland think their Hybrid fibreglass-concrete-steel technique might be the key to harder, better, faster, stronger bridge builds.
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Drones help free whales from ocean debris
When there's a whale there's a way. Drone giant DJI has made Whale rescue safer by donating Phantom 4 Pros to The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. See them in action now 🐳 🐋
