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Army ants’ living bridges span collective intelligence, swarm robotics

Army ants' living bridges span collective intelligence, swarm robotics

Columns of workers penetrate the forest, furiously gathering as much food and supplies as they can. They are a massive army that living things know to avoid, and that few natural obstacles c... Read more

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Rescue drones can save lives by building a rope bridge

Rescue drones can save lives by building a rope bridge

Researchers have programmed drones to be able to construct a rope bridge that could save lives in the aftermath of a natural disaster Researchers have programmed three quadcopter drones to s... Read more

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Tweets during 2013 Colorado floods gave engineers valuable data on infrastructure damage

Tweets during 2013 Colorado floods gave engineers valuable data on infrastructure damage

Tweets sent during last year’s massive flooding on Colorado’s Front Range were able to detail the scope of damage to the area’s infrastructure, according to a study by the University of Colo... Read more

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A Drone That Finds Survivors Through Their Phones

A Drone That Finds Survivors Through Their Phones

Following an earthquake or another natural disaster, it is often difficult to know the position of victims under the rubble A drone makes large circles in the sky. With two powerful antennas... Read more

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Reaction system promises versatile, cost effective emergency housing

Reaction system promises versatile, cost effective emergency housing

A single cargo ship can deliver as many as 300,000 “Exo” base housing units capable of providing shelter to over a million refugees. In a world where millions of people are force... Read more

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The Underlying Tragedy

The Underlying Tragedy

Image via Wikipedia On Oct. 17, 1989, a major earthquake with a magnitude of 7.0 struck the Bay Area in Northern California. Sixty-three people were killed. This week, a major earthquake, al... Read more

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