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In parallel with the advantages that the NFC functionality of credit cards offers to the customers, some weak points, which can be used by criminal subjects for money (information) theft, exist. In the crowds, trams, trains, queues..etc., criminals can easily,
This device is for the transmission of energy to the electrical system of the body via wireless inductive coupling. It is designed to serve in several capacities:
1. A source of stable amplitude on a particular vector to neuronal tissues of the body without surgical invasion.
As people are paying more and more attention on green and renewable energy sources for the purpose of transportation and mobility, I design this concept vessel using wave energy which is collected by a set of unique "antennae."
The vessel is designed to be unmanned,
I propose to airlift two small wind turbines to a height (550 meters) utilizing a towed auto-gyro and keep it aloft by means of a tether to the ground. Because the wind is both consistent and steady at altitudes above 500 meters,
Ratcheting screwdriver that can turn on and off its holding power
Antonymous Robot Computer is a computer network setup to control ARC vehicles. ARC System the Air System Data Mainframe (ASDM) or ARC Network which the FAA will provide and a Quad copter style ARC Cars. Some older cars can be retrofitted for the software upgrades,
Technologies based on microbially-catalyzed reactions are cost-effective for managing waste at a large scale. 125 million dry tons of pig waste is produced globally every year. Pig waste has high concentrations of organic carbon and nutrients like nitrogen that, when discharged to the environment,
Aware of the mobility problems faced by the 24/7 persons in megacities, a new line of research is explored in order to envision a respectful commuting.
In pursuit of holistic design, this project suggests to encourage lifestyles that stimulate harmony and coherence between the individual enjoyments and collective privileges.
The boundary-layers that occur on wings of flying aircraft have both laminar and turbulent-flow regions. Laminar-flow starts at the leading-edge and is felt on the forward part of both wing surfaces. Depending upon the local Reynold's Number, the degree of free-stream turbulence,
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