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The seductiveness of robots when displayed expressive and communicative

Paul Faillace September 06, 2016 Technology Leave a Comment
seductiveness of robots

Research shows that people tend to favor the expressive and communicative robots detriment of others that are more efficient but less expressive and communicative.

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Thousands of times thinner electric wires than a human hair

Paul Faillace September 06, 2016 Nanotechnology Leave a Comment

Scientists have genetically modified a common soil bacterium to create electrical cables that not only conduct electricity, but they are also thousands of times thinner than a human hair.

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New Tesla accelerates from 0 to 100 km / h in 2.5 seconds

Paul Faillace August 27, 2016 Technology Leave a Comment
New Tesla

The new battery is 100 kWh and as mentioned offers not only more autonomy but also improves the speed of model cars both S and X. All car manufacturers want to ride the wave of innovation related to the creation

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Dexmo, special glove to touch and feel virtual reality objects

Paul Faillace August 27, 2016 Mechanical Engineering Leave a Comment
Dexmo

Dexmo is different from all existing fixtures because it is mechanical and has fond eleven freedom of movement can feel the strength or resistance of virtual objects with each of our fingers.

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View more security means more

Paul Faillace August 26, 2016 Mechanical Engineering Leave a Comment

Lighting is one of the systems where automakers are using the most advanced technologies, improving the safety of both the drivers themselves and users of different roads and highways.

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UK Plant Inspection and the ASME Training Course

Paul Faillace August 18, 2016 About Engineering Leave a Comment

Nowadays, the business world has become very competitive, with various businesses and organisations competing to become the premier in their sectors. This level of competition and the desire to increase performance usually leads to the stretching of resources, especially in

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5 Must-Have Apps for College Professors

Paul Faillace August 18, 2016 About Engineering Leave a Comment

Just like every college student needs to know what kinds of apps and programs are available to aid in their learning, every college professor needs to have an arsenal of cutting edge apps that will make their job much easier.

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Must-Have Software for College Students

Paul Faillace August 16, 2016 Computer Engineering Leave a Comment

There’s no way that you can get through college without being appropriately tech savvy. There are just too many expectations to keep up with, and if you know a few tricks of the trade, you can really save yourself a

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Movavi Video Editor: Simple Yet Comprehensive Video Editing

Paul Faillace August 16, 2016 About Engineering Leave a Comment

From time to time you may have thought about how great it would be to be able to edit your videos. Considering most people tend to share videos on social media and some even publish their own video content, editing

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Hitachi is developing the fastest elevator in the world

Paul Faillace August 08, 2016 About Engineering Leave a Comment

Most likely you’ve ever gone on a lift. Have you gone fast or slow? To answer the question obviously you require a comparative parameter, which you indicate what is fast and what is slow. For this case must take into

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