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Starbucks Installing Wireless Charging Pads Across Its Outlets
In near future, starbucks will equip its worldwide outlets with 100,000 wireless charging pads. The iPhone users form the majority of starbucks clients and can benefit from this facility. Duracell Powermat and Starbucks have announced in June 12, 2014 that they have begun installing wireless charging pads in their outlets worldwide. The campaign started in San Francisco and…
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Discover The Heights Of Los Angeles Through This Sublime Video
Want to escape from daily hectic routine? Well, this video has all you need! Chris has made a time-lapse video that showcases the beauty of the Los Angeles as filmed from the sky. A charming tribute to the huge City of Angels. Chris Pritchard is a photographer and filmmaker based in Los Angeles. To honor his city, Chris has made an incredible…
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African Farmers Use SMS To Optimize The Harvest Management
Vast African continent continues to develop and many companies see potential in this region. This is particularly the case of Orange, the French mobile operator, which has set up a service for African farmers to optimize the management of their production through SMS. We tell you more about this simple and ingenious process. Agriculture plays…
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Chinese Students Invent An Ingenious Gadget For Cheating
Chinese Students have made a 007-styled gadget to cheat in the entrance test of a University but caught red handed. The students were caught by security staff in the provinces of Jinlin, Guangdong and Jiangsu. The pictures of the questions is taken by a camera hidden in the pen or a watch and then transmitted outside…
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Vessyl: Smart Cup Lets You Know About Drink Type And Calories
A San Francisco based company has developed a cup that is smart enough to tell you about the calories in your drink. The smart cup can even also tell you about the type of drink you are taking. The smart cup has a lot to offer such as letting you how much hydrated you are and…
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Jimmy: Intel’s Open Source 3D Printable Robot
Intel wants to promote the democratization of robotics by providing an open source platform that allows anyone to print a robot using a 3D printer. The non-printable electronics and mechanics will be marketed as a separate kit. Ultimately, Intel hopes that fans can make their programmable robot for less than $1,000. As part of a program called 21st…
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Company BlueOak Turns Your Electronic Waste Into solid gold
While used electronic materials are being crammed into more and more landfills around the world, a company had the unique idea of extracting precious metals from this waste. Indeed, a lucrative and environmental friendly initiative. Approximately 50 million tons of electronic waste were produced worldwide in 2012 according to a report by the the United…
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Scientists Make Urine Powered Fuel Cells To Drive Cars
You may be surprised to know that human urine is able to drove a car. Around the globe, almost 10.5 billion liters of urine is produced on the daily basis. The production of the urine in such a big amount can fill 42,000 swimming Olympic sized pools. Urine is assumed to be human waste as…
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FIFA World Cup 2014 Started With A Mind Controlled Robotic Kick
FIFA world cup started with a mind controlled robotic kick. A paralysed teenager makes the first kick with the help of robotic exo-skeleton. The skeleton has been prepared by a Brazilian doctor Miguel Nicoliles. FIFA world cup always brings something new to us. This time, the opening ceremony was not inaugurated by some famous footballer.…
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WattUp: Wireless Technology To Recharge Batteries And Devices Remotely
A startup called Energous has developed a wireless charging technology that is capable of transmitting 10 W power to a distance of 4.5 m, even if the user is moving. It can be used to charge the batteries of smartphones and tablets, but also all other electronic devices. The commercial launch is planned for the next…
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Visit The New Sparkling Coca-Cola Offices In London
Coca-Cola launches its new office in London and its design pays tribute to the Coca-Cola Culture! We present to you its new London premises that do not lack originality. Discover them without delay 🙂 Designed by architects at Morey Smith, the new Coca-Cola office in London can be appreciated for its originality. Upon entrance, the visitors are first pleasantly greeted…
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The Samsung Smart Bike With Lasers And On-board Computer
The Maestros Academy, supported by Samsung, has created a smart urban bike, equipped with many powerful electronic systems. A rear camera and laser projectors are connected to a smartphone app to secure and optimize the movements of the rider. During Design Week, held every year in Milan, Samsung introduced a prototype of smart bike, intended to improve urban transport. This…
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Thermal Touch Transforms The World Around You Into Interactive Objects
German scientists are designing the future of augmented reality! This new system called “Thermal Touch” can detect the infrared heat left by our finger on any surface or object and changing it to an interactive system. The perception of the world around us will be completely changed! The technique is called Thermal Touch, is a system…
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Theradome: A Helmet that Uses Lasers To Treat Baldness
A California based company has made a helmet that cures baldness. The company claims that the helmet is equipped with special lasers which help in stimulating the hairs on the head. The helmet can be used anywhere you go and costs $800. Baldness is one of big issues across the world nowadays with 1.5 billion people…
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Forget Plastic Razors As Paper Cut Razors Can Make Shave Effectively
A designer from San Francisco has designed a paper cut for the shaving purposes. The paper can be used in place of razors one day. Basically the idea is conceived from the water resistant sheet of paper. Nobody would have thought that Paper cut would be so efficient one day to be used as a razor.…