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Future Technology Via TechinBiz 
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November 19, 2020 7:56 AM
Interesting!
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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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Future Technology Via TechinBiz
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Join us on a journey where we witness the progressions of energy, from oil and coal-powered energy to nuclear and renewable energy.
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Future Cities Via TechinBiz
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This video takes a look at the city of the future that is built around solar power and solar technology.
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Technology News Via TechinBiz
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It’s been almost 20 years since the Concorde was retired, putting an end to commercial supersonic flight for the very rich.
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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 Public Transit, Health & Wellness in COVID-19 Economy
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The Future of Voice Technology
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Sci-fi Weapons of the Near Future.
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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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Future of Drones Via TechinBiz
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Why do humans need to do mundane jobs like pizza delivery? Welcome to the future where drones will deliver your pizza, medicines, and even humans! Listen to this talk to know more about the future of drones from the drone expert.
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Some of the most impressive achievements in 3D printing so far have happened in the field of medicine. Fully customized casts, implants, medical supplies and braces have all been created using the technology, helping people get well in ways that wouldn't have been possible before. And human Via TechinBiz
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The technology is finding its way into labs and hospitals around the world, so it only makes sense that medical organizations would start heavily vetting its potential. At this year's American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions conference, researchers discussed how the tech could help in the delivery of medicine. Researchers from Wake Forest University, Columbia University and University of North Carolina presented a prototype 3D printer software that could create customized pills for patients requiring medication. The team designed an algorithm that adjusts dosages based on factors like a patient's weight, race, kidney and liver functions. These factors can all change the effectiveness of a drug and even lead to detrimental side effects, but can't always be accounted for when using pre-formulated medicines. Based on a patient's individual medical and biological information, the software calculates the appropriate dose and then generates the 3D printer data. In testing, the researchers created customized profiles that resulted in five different doses of 80 total printed pills using a testing material. The pills ranged from 124 milligrams to 373 mg and were all accurate dosages with very little variability. The study proved that 3D printing could be used to personalize pills and that a future of more effective drug treatment with fewer side effects is possible, but printed pills will still be a few years off. The researchers now need to develop a standard adjustment for different drugs and come up with the most cost-effective and safe printing techniques before any patients down them with a glass of water.
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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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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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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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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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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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Adam Chernick of SHoP Architects and game-design icon John Romero demonstrate how real-time 3D is transforming urban design
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Technology News Via TechinBiz
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The McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin has contracted with Austin-based Contextual Content Group to create a new 3D immersive video solution known as Recourse that combines in-person,
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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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Future Cities Via TechinBiz
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The coronavirus pandemic could have a lasting impact on city life. WSJ’s Jaden Urbi explores how the ways we work, shop and play are changing as urban designers refocus on health, tech and open spaces.
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Mind-Bending Future Military Technologies Via TechinBiz
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6 Unique Future Army Technology Innovations and Inventions That Will Amaze You!
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Future Tech Via TechinBiz
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Interesting as usual from the people at NASA
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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.