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Watch: The first-ever virtual reality theme park looks cool af

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Enter “THE VOID”: The World’s First Virtual Reality Theme Park

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This is Microsoft’s crazy HoloLens headset.

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Watch: The first-ever virtual reality theme park looks cool af

To create the liquid oscillations in our piece, we wanted to use sound that was directly relating to the data we were receiving, over MQTT, from our sensors. From our experimentation, we had discovered that the sound itself was most usable at 60hz, giving off great patterns into the water and mixing with our liquids(colored Glycerine & water) to create visually pleasing patterns, as well as allowing for the projects purpose to be fulfilled.

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The making of our project

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If free donuts, gym memberships, or flex pay programs aren’t your preferred employee benefit, cheap solar systems could soon be an option. On Wednesday, three major companies — Cisco Systems, 3M, and...

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following a climate energy plan that aims to reduce 75% of greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, vincent callebaut architectures has undertaken a research and development project that examines the role of high-rise architecture. the proposal, titled ’2050 paris smart city’, presents eight different green tower typologies that each integrate elements of nature and renewable energy within the metropolis’ dense urban fabric. (via designboom)

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Together, we can flip it around.

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Totally Transparent Solar Cells Could Turn Our Windows Into Solar Panels

"When you look at tall buildings, there is a tremendous amount of surface area. They can act as efficient collectors throughout the day," says Richard Lunt, an assistant professor ofchemical engineering at Michigan State University. “In many buildings, we are already installing films to reject infrared light to reduce [heating and cooling] costs. We aim to do something similar while also generating power.”

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Nearly 40 percent of the world’s energy is used by buildings

Nearly 40 percent of the world’s energy is used by buildings, which are not energy efficient.

New buildings that meet LEED standardsare expected to consume 25-30 percent less energy. Similar savings can be achieved by retrofitting existing buildings. The key to realizing these savings is an integrated whole-building design process that commits all stakeholders – developers, contractors,…

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