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German off-road camper van builder Terracamper has long kept things in-country, building its uncommonly capable campers on vehicles from Volkswagen and Mercedes-Benz. But with recent shifts in the van landscape, it's now launched a Ford Transit Custom-based camper van that's every bit as rugged and gnarly as its other offerings. The innovative new Ford Tecamp has a modular interior meant to go fr
Startup Deep Fission has come up with a new way to deal with the economic and safety problems of nuclear power that is, to say the least, novel. The idea is to build a reactor that's under 30 inches (76 cm) wide and stick it down a mile-deep (1.6-km) drill shaft.Continue ReadingCategory: Energy, ScienceTags: Nuclear, Power, Electricity
From left to right: Tetsuji Kiyomi, Yasuhiko Shiomi, Go Tokura, Tetsushi HibiPhoto: Dale Baskin"In the past, we categorized the user bases as professionals, high-end amateurs, and entry-level users," explains Go Tokura, Canon Executive Vice President, Head of its Imaging Group and Chief Executive of its Imaging Business Operations. "We still believe that professional users are going to be the lea
cave-like geometric pockets penetrate the slant structure evoking unified yet multifaceted garden scenes. The post deep origin lab’s floating geometric courtyard revitalizes sunken plaza in china appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
designer steve kozloff conceived deep sea dreamer, a concept submarine that doubles as a yacht, all entirely made of steel. The post deep sea dreamer vessel plunges underwater as submarine and surfaces as a yacht appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
NASA's Voyager 1 deep space probe may get a new lease on life thanks to an unexpected download from one of its onboard computers. After months of sending back gibberish instead of collected data, the craft may have provided a clue to its salvation.Continue ReadingCategory: Space, ScienceTags: NASA, Voyager, Computer
inside the pavilion, viewers experience changing lights and shadows through the optical bending curtain and gaps between the glazing. The post five stacks of glass tubes construct arc-shaped pavilion lucida by deep origin lab in china appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

Posted by ArielTechGeek 328 days ago (Editorial)

Posted by ArielTechGeek 328 days ago (Editorial)

Researchers have used a novel manufacturing technique to create a minimally invasive, customizable sensor that can wirelessly record deep brain activity down to a resolution of one or two neurons. The device has potential applications in a wide range of neurological conditions such as treatment-resistant epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease, and chronic pain.Continue ReadingCategory: Medical, ScienceTag


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