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Leaked images on social media this morning are currently stoking speculation about a possible new Russian high energy laser directed energy weapon system. 
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Future Entertainment Via TechinBiz
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From mobile robots like Keecker to LG's rollable screens, CNN Tech Correspondent Rachel Crane reports on the devices changing how we'll watch TV.
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November 16, 2020 5:45 PM
This is a really interesting article, especially because of how relevant the topic is. Network TV and cable services are declining rapidly due to the increased number of streaming services that it is so uncertain in the future who will be the top streaming service, and if Netflix will be overtaken.
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Future Transport Via TechinBiz
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Wondering what the future of personal transportation looks like? Well, buckle up, because it’s already here––at least glimpses of it.
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Future Technology Via TechinBiz
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A hobby for most but in this episode of Future of Tech, we explore how 3D printing is revolutionizing industries.
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Future Technology Via TechinBiz
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Computers are in virtually everything we touch, all day long. We still have an image of computers as being rectangular objects either on a desk, or these days in our pockets, but computers are in our cars, they’re in our thermostats, they’re in our refrigerators., its gets bigger than this too. Good short video.
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Future of Work Via TechinBiz
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Remote work and work from home accelerated. Use cases for augmented and virtually reality expanded. Here’s an immersive look at 10 statistics driving the future of work.
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The Future of Voice Technology
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Future Technology Via TechinBiz
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When 3D printing first appeared, it may have seemed like a fad–something to keep garage hobbyists busy. But over the past few years, it’s become a mainstream manufacturing process.
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Good news for lazy joggers: Scientists develop ankle 'exoskeleton' that makes running 14 per cent easier than in normal sports shoes People trying to get in shape could one day be assisted by an ankle exoskeleton that makes it much easier and less energy intensive to run. The robotic device was found in tests to slash energy expenditure by 14 per.. Via TechinBiz
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Good news for lazy joggers: Scientists develop ankle 'exoskeleton' that makes running 14 percent easier than in normal sport's shoes People trying to get in shape could one day be assisted by an ankle exoskeleton that makes it much easier and less energy-intensive to run. The robotic device was found in tests to slash energy expenditure by 14 percent
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Future of Mankind Via TechinBiz
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Technology and Artificial Intelligence are evolving fast. Soon we may be forced to merge ourselves with machines in order to keep up.
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In the Future Nano Motors Could Power Tiny Bots Via TechinBiz
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Discovery News explains how scientists are on their way to figuring out how to build nano-scale motors. That’s where double-walled carbon nanotube technology comes in.
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If Opel/Vauxhall's new eye tracking headlamps work as planned, you will be able to control the behavior of your car's headlamps with your line of sight. Via TechinBiz
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This technology works using a simple webcam, peripheral infrared sensors, and central photo-diodes to scan the driver’s eyes more than 50 times per second. The system then translates the information into data commands for electronically-controlled actuators that align the vehicle’s headlamps. Headlamp actuators react almost instantly to make the adjustments. You will be able to aim your headlights precisely where you want to look both vertically and horizontally
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VeinViewer takes the guesswork out of inserting needles into veins, making it easier for medical personnel, and less painful for patients. Via TechinBiz
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VeinViewer is a vein finder that uses infrared light to look under the skin and projects an HD image of the veins onto the surface of the skin. There won’t be any miss when the doctors and nurses poke you with a needle next time. This highly portable device helps hospital staff to immediately locate a vein inside a person’s arm. It can find veins up to 0.4 inches or 10mm deep. The light detects hemoglobin in the blood and then instantly illuminates the intricate network of veins. The light is totally painless but highly accurate, increasing both first-stick success and patient satisfaction.
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Future Technology Via TechinBiz
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Is electric mobility the future? Will our vehicles soon drive autonomously? Numerous disruptive scenarios are conceivable, which means that companies operating in the mobility sector are facing major challenges.
Chelsea Musi's curator insight,
November 22, 2020 6:08 PM
In this article, technology is becoming better than you think, many companies are based on technology. In other words, preparing companies for the mobility of tomorrow also means making today’s business crisis resistant. this gives the risk for the industry
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Future of Food Via TechinBiz
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How efficient farming in the Netherlands is producing 20 times more food with 1/4 the water and the most sustainable agriculture systems in the world.
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April 25, 2021 3:37 PM
The Netherlands is one of the world's largest agricultural producers, exporting 65 billion Euros worth of vegetables, fruit, flowers, meat and dairy products each year.
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Drone Technology Via TechinBiz
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Military and commercial drones have revolutionized how we see and navigate our planet.
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Technology News Via TechinBiz
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We live in the 'Instant' generation. Consumers want products delivered to them as quickly as possible.
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October 11, 2020 5:05 AM
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Future Transports Via TechinBiz
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The race is on for the next generation supersonic transport so let's look at some of the most exciting developments.
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Future Technology Via TechinBiz
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Adam Chernick of SHoP Architects and game-design icon John Romero demonstrate how real-time 3D is transforming urban design
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Car Technology Via TechinBiz
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Connected Tech is all around us and now it has made its way to Indian cars as well. Now Car advertisement is about hundreds of tech features in Car.
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Sci-fi Weapons of the Near Future.
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UPS is developing its own fleet of high-speed delivery drones that can travel as fast as 150mph and remain stable in 45mph winds.
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Future Technology Via TechinBiz
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Singapore is a new center of technological innovation and the best alternative to Silicon Valley, according to leading high-tech industry leaders.
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Controlling a Car with the Apple Watch Via TechinBiz
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Kind of gadgety for my taste - because it doesn't really help me solve a real problem or address a real need that I couldn't already do if I was a Tesla owner
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Robotics & Automation have already been fully embraced and developed in the industrial world. Now companies in service industries have the opportunity to learn how robots and automation can help them. Via TechinBiz
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According to the International Federation of Robotics (IFR), 2013 saw the highest number of industrial robots ever sold, with a total of 1.6 million units worth an estimated $10 billion. According to the IFR, double-digit growth will continue through the end of this decade with more and more countries adopting robots and automation. According to IFR:
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