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Amazon's entry into the robotaxi market, Zoox, has just launched in Las Vegas and the driverless vehicle promises to shake up the industry with its boxy car that looks a bit like a toaster

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Zoox Robotaxis just launched and the cute, boxy cars are driving us into the future

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Three teens can keep medicinal items cool without electricity.

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Teens invent electricity-free refrigerators that run on a common household item

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Scientists discover a new part of the human immune system that could cure superbugs

Researchers said they made the discovery while 'dumpster diving' through the immune system.

Blind student holding a model of a hawk's head

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3D printing is helping blind students “feel” art, history, and other school subjects

"It's a bit of a sense of joy when you can see a child really grasp a concept."

Couple’s Dream House Is Tiny And Perfect. Oh, And Only $22,000.

Makes you realize how much space we’re wasting.

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After a child went missing, someone invented a wristband that helps prevent abductions

The child was found in an hour, and the incident sparked an idea.

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Rethinking technical parole violations and our focus on failure and recidivism.

Individuals, families, and communities are harmed when someone is returned to custody for making a U-turn.

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This simple iPhone trick makes it a million times easier to move your cursor in texts.

It’s been around for years, but most people are shocked to learn about it.

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Solar Technology Can Now Power Your Roads — And Your Clothes

Tokyo is building solar roads to help make their 2020 Olympics into an eco-friendly event.

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Creepy Japanese Robot 'With A Soul' Will Replace A Human News Anchor

She can’t move her arms, but she can strike up a conversation with familiar faces in a room.

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We’re Closer To Universal Access To Electricity Than We Think

1.2 billion people have already gained access since 2000.

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Zoox Robotaxis just launched and the cute, boxy cars are driving us into the future

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Staten Island transforms giant garbage dump into a stunning oasis for bees and butterflies

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Teens invent electricity-free refrigerators that run on a common household item

Scientists discover a new part of the human immune system that could cure superbugs

Researchers said they made the discovery while 'dumpster diving' through the immune system.

3D printing is helping blind students “feel” art, history, and other school subjects

"It's a bit of a sense of joy when you can see a child really grasp a concept."

Couple’s Dream House Is Tiny And Perfect. Oh, And Only $22,000.

Makes you realize how much space we’re wasting.

Automated boats are removing trash from our oceans

After a child went missing, someone invented a wristband that helps prevent abductions

The child was found in an hour, and the incident sparked an idea.

Poland has beautiful solar-powered bike lanes that glow in the dark

Colorado becomes the first state in the nation to cap the price of insulin.

Nice one, Colorado.

Never kill your houseplants again: This robot planter chases the sun and demands to be watered.

Your move, Roomba.

This simple iPhone trick makes it a million times easier to move your cursor in texts.

It’s been around for years, but most people are shocked to learn about it.

Solar Technology Can Now Power Your Roads — And Your Clothes

Tokyo is building solar roads to help make their 2020 Olympics into an eco-friendly event.

Creepy Japanese Robot 'With A Soul' Will Replace A Human News Anchor

She can’t move her arms, but she can strike up a conversation with familiar faces in a room.

We’re Closer To Universal Access To Electricity Than We Think

1.2 billion people have already gained access since 2000.

In Europe, Wind Power Is Blowing Away The Competition

Denmark met 109% of its energy needs through wind alone.

Can A Simple Pen Help Doctors Diagnose Cancer?

It’s the first device of its kind to analyze tissue without damaging it.

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Researchers said they made the discovery while 'dumpster diving' through the immune system.

"It's a bit of a sense of joy when you can see a child really grasp a concept."

Makes you realize how much space we’re wasting.

The child was found in an hour, and the incident sparked an idea.

Individuals, families, and communities are harmed when someone is returned to custody for making a U-turn.

Nice one, Colorado.

Your move, Roomba.

It’s been around for years, but most people are shocked to learn about it.

Tokyo is building solar roads to help make their 2020 Olympics into an eco-friendly event.

She can’t move her arms, but she can strike up a conversation with familiar faces in a room.

1.2 billion people have already gained access since 2000.

One high school has dramatically boosted graduation rates in just three years.

Denmark met 109% of its energy needs through wind alone.

It’s the first device of its kind to analyze tissue without damaging it.

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