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Read ArticleThis Clever Motorcycle Ambulance Saves Lives in Tanzania
Boston-based 501(c)3 organization The Okoa Project has designed an ambulance trailer that attaches to a motorcycle, providing a safe way for patients to access health care in rural Tanzania.
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Read ArticleIntersect: Micro Museums Deliver Macro Experiences for Underserved Communities
MICRO builds tiny, mobile museums and brings them to underserved communities, delivering a massive experience in a small footprint.
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Read Article6 Ways Smart Technologies Are Changing the Conversation About Architecture
Smart technologies have come a long way from lights on timers. Today’s home and office systems are intelligent, automated, networked, even influencing building design and architecture.
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Read ArticleA Better Electric Car Springs From Modern Factory Design in Germany
e.GO manufactures electric vehicles in series production. Apart from electromobility, e.GO focuses on modern design and integrated factory modeling with a view to saving money and time.
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Read ArticleHow a Custom EEG Headset Could Transform In-Home Brain Rehabilitation
For paralyzed patients, rehab is often expensive and hospital-based. One UK researcher is developing a custom EEG headset for home use that could cut costs—and improve treatment outcomes.
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Read Article3 Trends That Will Drive Industry 4.0 Manufacturing in 2020—and Beyond
As manufacturing’s Industry 4.0 progresses from automation and smart factories, crucial trends to watch in 2020 are the connecting of data with edge computing, cybersecurity, and education.
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Read Article7 Technology Innovations Are Coming to Disrupt the Construction Industry in 2020
Construction is one of the least-digitized sectors—but that’s changing in 2020. Seven technologies aim to disrupt every facet of the industry, from communication to carbon conservation.
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Read ArticleOne Firm’s Accelerated Construction Ethos Is Getting Young Engineers Up to Speed
Faced with too-long construction schedules and a talent gap, Wisconsin-based engineering firm GRAEF responded with accelerated processes to help it do what it does best: Fix the problem.
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Read ArticleBIM and Automation Help Franken-Schotter Chisel Away at the Competition
Natural-stone manufacturer Franken-Schotter attributes its success to embracing new technologies. Watch how the company grows its business and stays competitive using automation and BIM.
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Read ArticlePutting Your Company’s Purpose First to Help Create Positive Impact
It’s not enough to turn a profit; it’s how a company does it. Following a broader purpose accepts greater responsibility, creates better partnerships, and redefines success in today’s world.
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Read Article4 Ways Architects Can Extend Their Client Services Post-Construction
After the construction dust settles, new tools for post-occupancy data are on the horizon—along with new business opportunities for architects looking to stay connected with past clients.
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Read ArticleIntersect: Continuous Positive Airway Pressure Device Can Help Save Babies’ Lives
D-Rev is developing a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) device for babies born prematurely in developing countries—and it could mean the difference between life or death.
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Read ArticleBogotá, Colombia’s Atrio Complex Is a Marvel of Coordinated Construction
With an imposing two-tower design, the Atrio complex in Bogotá, Colombia will transform the city’s skyline, create public space, and modernize the work processes of the teams building it.
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Read Article5 Ways to Stop Worrying and Love the Digital Transformation in Manufacturing
UK company Thermotex was, like many in manufacturing, tech-phobic and reliant on outdated processes. Here are five tips on how it got up to speed and pulled off a digital transformation.
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Read ArticleFlexetail’s Mobile Retail Trailers Let Companies Park Their Brand Anywhere
Massachusetts company Flexetail builds mobile trailers for pop-up stores, letting new or established retailers go where the customers are. Think food trucks, but for retail.
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Read ArticleOne Man’s Journey With Smart-Building Technology in Construction
Watch Jimmy Grossmann, National COO of a Boston-based construction firm, discuss his career in the construction industry and the importance of using smart-building technology in construction.
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Read ArticleOn Being an Architect: One Discipline, Many Paths [E-book]
In this e-book, discover six professionals whose architecture training has led to different interpretations of what being an architect can mean.
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Read ArticleAirbus Continues to Innovate Bionic Design for Future Sustainable Flights
If at first you don’t succeed with metal additive, try casting—that’s the lesson Airbus learned with its latest application of generative design to optimize an A320 partition.
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Read ArticleTo Make Products With Social Impact, Mulago Foundation Asks These 4 Questions
Though good intentions abound, creating products to mitigate global poverty is not an easy task. Here, the Mulago Foundation offers four important questions to help do-gooders get it right.
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Read ArticleMerging Robotics and Architecture, MRAAD Will Change the Future of Building
Robotics is helping shape the future of architectural design. Watch how one researcher from Perkins and Will developed MRAAD, the Mobile Robotic Architectural Assistant for Design.
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