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 | A geotechnical engineer reviews an AI-generated retaining wall design. The calculations are correct. The code checks pass. The specifications are met. But she looks at the site photos and says: "I do ... |
 | Executives at Freeform, a startup developing a novel 3D-printing system for metal components, told TechCrunch that the company raised a $67 million Series B to expand its manufacturing platform ... |
 | The automotive industry is undergoing a very significant technological shift: Electrification is reshaping powertrains, autonomy is redefining vehicle intelligence, and software‑defined ... |
 | A range of eVTOLs, including a UFO-shaped aircraft, was put on display in China, showcasing rapid-launch capability and low-altitude maneuverability. The ‘flying saucer’ can take off in three seconds ... |
 | When the streets of Los Angeles flooded with rain last week, some of the city’s residents found themselves feeling sorry for a peculiar object: a food delivery robot floundering in water and debris ... |
 | Another installment in our video series from Wayne State University: The Global Auto Mobility and Smart Mobility Today team spent the day on the WSU campus. During our visit, Cindy Polakowski and … |
 | Africa’s freight corridors, long dominated by diesel trucks and constrained by unreliable power grids, are emerging as a new frontier in the global shift toward clean logistics, with solar-powered ... |
 | According to The Independent, a study by a team of researchers found that astronauts’ brains shift upward and backward inside the skull during spaceflight. The longer individuals remained in ... |
 | Predictability is one of the most valuable resources for industrial companies. It's also one of the hardest to find right now. Global trade is unstable. Supply chains remain unreliable. Consumer demand ... |
 | Balboa Island's ferries are one step closer to going green after receiving more funding to convert their fleet to an all-electric design. "We can't live in the past forever," Seymour Beek, president of the … |
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