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The abridged story of Monsters, Inc and what you can learn from it

What can you learn from Monsters Inc This is the abridged story of Monsters, Inc. I've got an idea, lets make a movie about a 30-year-old man dealing with monsters coming back to bother him as an adult.

What your team and heritage restoration have in common

You are just a temporary custodian of your people Anyone who has a spent few hours watching Grand Designs with Kevin McCloud or any other UK based restoration show would have undoubtedly come across the influence of the heritage preservation boards has over owner builders trying to turn ruins into their dream homes. More often than not the preserva

This year, solar energy broke records all over Europe. Across the region -- and the world -- we’re seeing lower prices and larger solar farms than ever before. Tesla’s efforts to drive down the cost of photovoltaics and battery storage put the company at the forefront of the solar energy evolution.

Tesla proposes microgrids with solar and batteries to power Greek islands Tesla has met with the Greek government to propose ways to modernize the electric grid of the country’s many islands in the Mediterranean sea with microgrids and renewable energy to reduce th…

3D printing has seen impressive adoption rates across manufacturing, but with slow printing speeds, it has yet to hit the big ranks. By selectively hardening photoreactive resin and thereby enabling a continuous print job, however, this method offers both a speed upgrade and major advances in structural integrity over filament 3D printing.

Researchers Discover a Way to Make 3D Printing 100 Times Faster | Digital Trends Researchers at the University of Michigan have invented a new method of 3D printing which is up to 100 times faster than conventional existing 3D-printing processes. Here's how it works, and why it could prove a game-changer for the way that 3D printing is currently used.

Bioengineers are using 3D printers and regenerative medicine to completely transform how we rehabilitate, cure and repair the human body. Current applications include replacing bones, augmenting dentistry, custom-fitting prosthetics, replacing organs and repairing nerves.

Bio-Printers Are Churning out Living Fixes to Broken Spines A new study shows that 3D-printing a section of spinal cord, living cells and all, restored movement in injured rats.

We're seeing an unprecedented rise in robot-human collaboration all across the manufacturing and supply chain industries. Robots are often large, heavy, mobile and dangerous pieces of machinery.

Amazon built an electronic vest to improve worker/robot interactions Over the course of the last year, Amazon began rolling out a new worker safety wearable to 25+ sites. From the looks of it, the Robotic Tech Vest is really more like a pair of suspenders attached to an electronic utility belt. The Amazon Robotics-designed product was created to keep workers safe wh....