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Global and China Service Robot Industry Report, 2016-2020

Oct 12, 2016

In 2015, the global market size of service robots reported USD8.49 billion, surging by 42.2% on a year-on-year basis, and it is expected during 2016-2020 to show an annual average growth rate of 16.5%, which will be mainly driven by: (1) ...

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Exoskeletons May No Longer Just Be for Wounded Veterans and Other Disabled People

Dec 16, 2013

Exoskeletons may no longer just be for wounded veterans and other disabled people. They may become available for everyone At the University of Pennsylvania, a novel robotic device developed by engineering students could help elderly and ...

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Engineering Temporality Chandelier of Studio Markunpoika

Oct 24, 2013

Hundreds of steel rings welded together around a wooden chandelier's remains make up the industrial style of this distinctive design from the Amsterdam-based Studio Markunpoika. Using an old wooden chandelier frame that was lined, rather ...

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Bioluminescent Firefly: Help Maximise The Glow on LEDs by up to 55 Percent

Jan 15, 2013

Photuris firefly scales Researchers from Belgium, France and Canada have drawn inspiration from nature by mimicking the design of the bioluminescent firefly, which they say can help maximise the glow on LEDs by up to 55 per cent. A ...

Tags: LEDs, LED technology, nature

Science Used Firefly's Light Emitting Structure to Improve LED Output

Dec 24, 2012

i It’s debatable, but perhaps fireflies might have been the inspiration Edison used to create the light bulb. Nevertheless, fireflies have not only fascinated admirers at night, but scientists as well. Recently, science has used the ...

Tags: fireflies, light, LED output, LEDs

Harvard University Scientists Are Working on an Iron Man-Like Smart Suit

Dec 20, 2012

Harvard University scientists are working on an Iron Man-like smart suit that could improve soldiers' endurance in war zones. The university received a $2.6 million research grant for the project from DARPA (Defense Advanced Research ...

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3D Systems Develops New 3D Printed Hand Brace Devices to Provide Superior Care for Patient

Dec 17, 2012

3D Systems, a provider of 3D content-to-print solutions, has developed new 3D printed hand brace devices to provide superior care for patient with musculoskeletal disorders. For the development, 3D Systems has integrated its recently ...

Tags: 3D content-to-print systems, Hand Brace Devices

Vanderbilt Has Entered Into an Agreement to License Parker Hannifin's Exoskeleton

Dec 7, 2012

Vanderbilt University has entered into a collaboration agreement to license Parker Hannifin's exoskeleton that incorporates a rehabilitation technology called functional electrical stimulation. The wearable device, which incorporates a ...

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Hydro Grow Set out in 2011 to Solve The Question of What Coral Needs to Thrive Indoors

May 28, 2012

Whether in an upscale plastic surgery office in Beverly Hills or a Veterinarian’s office in the country, you’ve likely seen beautiful coral growing in an elaborate tank with colorful fish and little creatures scurrying about the ...

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You've Likely Seen Beautiful Coral Growing in an Elaborate Tank with Colorful Fish

May 28, 2012

Whether in an upscale plastic surgery office in Beverly Hills or a Veterinarian’s office in the country, you’ve likely seen beautiful coral growing in an elaborate tank with colorful fish and little creatures scurrying about the ...

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