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That Self-Driving 1965 Ford Mustang Self-Drove Into A Wall

Cars

2 years ago

That Self-Driving 1965 Ford Mustang Self-Drove Into A Wall

Justin T. Westbrook

These Crazy Robots Are 3D Printers That Build Together

Gadgets

4 years ago

These Crazy Robots Are 3D Printers That Build Together

Jamie Condliffe

This Siemens MRI Scanner Is A Beautiful Machine That Saves Lives

Science & Health

5 years ago

This Siemens MRI Scanner Is A Beautiful Machine That Saves Lives

Attila Nagy

Siemens’ latest MRI machine (Magnetom Prisma Tim+Dot System 3 Tesla) is one of the most powerful, state of the art medical imaging devices in the marketplace. The first Magnetom Prisma 3-tesla MRI units was installed in the USA at the University of Minnesota a year ago. Now there are about…

This Fridge’s Vacuum-Sealed Drawer Puts Fresh Food Into Cryostasis

Gadgets

7 years ago

This Fridge’s Vacuum-Sealed Drawer Puts Fresh Food Into Cryostasis

Andrew Liszewski

Monster Machines: World’s Biggest Wind Turbine Is As Broad As An Airbus 380

Science & Health

8 years ago

Monster Machines: World’s Biggest Wind Turbine Is As Broad As An Airbus 380

Andrew Tarantola

The first commercial offshore wind turbine that Siemens created 30 years ago had 5m long blades and produced a paltry 30kW. A lot can change over three decades. The company’s newest offshore model isn’t just the biggest in the sea; it’s the biggest anywhere.

This View Down The World’s Biggest Wind Turbine Will Give You Vertigo

Science & Health

8 years ago

This View Down The World’s Biggest Wind Turbine Will Give You Vertigo

Jamie Condliffe

Monster Machines: World’s Biggest Wind Turbine Blades Spin At 290km/h

Science & Health

8 years ago

Monster Machines: World’s Biggest Wind Turbine Blades Spin At 290km/h

Andrew Tarantola

Full Surface Induction Cooktop Gives You The Freedom To Place Your Pots Anywhere

Gadgets

8 years ago

Full Surface Induction Cooktop Gives You The Freedom To Place Your Pots Anywhere

Andrew Liszewski

They might be the future of cooking, but for some reason induction cooktops limit where you can place your pots, like the burners on a traditional stove. Siemens is breaking free of those constraints with a new design that boasts an all-encompassing cooking surface.

9 years ago

The 5 Most Evil Things Tech Companies Helped Happen

Sam Biddle

The Mojave Desert Solar Farm With More Mirrors Than A Lady Gaga Funhouse Of Horrors

Science & Health

9 years ago

The Mojave Desert Solar Farm With More Mirrors Than A Lady Gaga Funhouse Of Horrors

Andrew Tarantola

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