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Man Politely Helps Two Robots In A Standoff In Hotel Elevator

Reshareworthy Editorial Team — Wed, 22 Nov 2023 22:54:52 +0000

A man staying at a hotel in San Francisco had a comical encounter with artificial intelligence when trying to get on the elevator only to find it blocked by two robots. He shared the funny video online and wrote, “”Chance encounter between me and two robots in a standoff in a hotel elevator in San Francisco.” The two robots are bumping into each other “in a standoff” so the man decides to help the confused robots out. With some gentle nudging he manages to sort the confused robots out, not that they don’t beep at him, which prompts him to

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Rescued Three-Legged Dog Gets Special 3D Printed Leg

Reshareworthy Editorial Team — Thu, 14 Sep 2023 00:46:17 +0000

Marques Brownlee likes to review new technology so he decided to visit 3D Pets and see how they use their advanced 3D printing technology to create custom prosthetic legs for animals. During his recent visit, the New Jersey-based studio was working on a leg for a dog named Cleo. Cleo was found as a stray on the streets of Oklahoma. Brownlee says in the video: “Cleo is an awesome dog. She’s one of the nicest dogs I’ve ever met. .. She was found on Petfinder after she spent some time as a stray in Oklahoma with injuries from unknown causes.

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Kid Hilariously Uses Smart Doorbell To Ask ‘Emergency’ Question When Dad Not Home

Reshareworthy Editorial Team — Sun, 28 Apr 2019 17:45:02 +0000

Kids find unique ways to use technology that they grow up with – using it in ways most adults would never think of. And many times the way in which they use the tech tools are as heartwarming as they are funny. In this particular instance, “Baby Gracie” amuses his dad when he uses his smart doorbell to ask his dad a very important question. The boy and his mom had been visiting the next door neighbor’s house when “Baby Gracie” said he wanted to go home. Mom allowed it but said he should go home and watch the kid’s

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Why You Should Wrap Your Car’s Key Fob In Aluminum Foil To Avoid Theft

Reshareworthy Editorial Team — Tue, 17 Jul 2018 20:09:10 +0000

There’s increasing Internet chatter from cybersecurity experts advising to wrap car fobs in aluminum foil or faraday pouches to thwart car thieves. But is there any validity to this caution? Several cybersecurity researchers and an ex-FBI agent say “yes”. Thieves can intercept fob signals from outside a home, office, or on the street using a hack commonly known as a “relay hack”. It allows two radios nearby to communicate with both the car’s key and the car. By intercepting the key fob’s signal, the hackers can unlock the car and start the vehicle all while the owner has no idea.

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Clever Man Creates His Own Parking Space Under Stairs

Reshareworthy Editorial Team — Tue, 02 Aug 2016 19:08:39 +0000

Unlike in the United States, parking a car in much of the world can be a serious pain. That’s because space is in short supply. This car owner, who lives in India, decided to help himself and invented a carport hidden under a staircase. As it happens, his compact little car just fits in! Just! Share his clever solution with your friends and family!

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Bridge In Japan Is So Steep It Looks Like A Roller Coaster Ride

Reshareworthy Editorial Team — Thu, 09 Jun 2016 16:40:00 +0000

Would you be brave enough to cross this Japanese bridge? The Eshima Ohashi bridge in Japan is the third largest rigid frame of its kind in the world and has an incredibly steep gradient so that ships can pass underneath. It’s incredible slope has a gradient of 6.1 per cent on one side and 5.1 per cent on the other, which gives it a roller coaster-like appearance. Bridge or rollercoaster? Eshima Ohashi bridge could give most confident driver nightmares http://t.co/3Q0biyVERv pic.twitter.com/1wpwPzp7c0 — Odigo (@OdigoTravel) May 2, 2015 The concrete road bridge spans a mile across Lake Nakaumi, linking the cities

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These Edible Beer Rings Keep Marine Animals Safe From Harm

Reshareworthy Editorial Team — Sun, 05 Jun 2016 00:25:40 +0000

Americans drink 6.3 billion gallons of beer – half of which is sold in cans. But did you know that the majority of the plastic six-pack rings that package the cans end up in the ocean and kill more than 1 million birds and 100,000 marine animals every year? A small brewery in the United States is hoping to change that and make a positive impact on ocean conservation. Saltwater Brewery out of Florida developed a biodegradable, edible packaging that essentially becomes fish food if it ends up as litter. The edible six-pack rings are made from left over brewing

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Film On How Hot Dogs Are Made Goes Viral

Reshareworthy Editorial Team — Wed, 01 Jun 2016 20:42:57 +0000

Hot dogs are a popular staple at sports events, barbecues and other events around North America. But have you ever wondered how they get made? The Science Channel’s How It’s Made explores the fascinating process of what goes into making a hot dog wiener. Given hot dog wieners are made from the leftover “trimmings” of other meats, the processing isn’t always pretty to look at, but it is educational. Share this video with your friends and family!

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Tortoise Injured In A Forest Fire Gets Amazing 3D-Printed Shell

Reshareworthy Editorial Team — Tue, 31 May 2016 18:22:46 +0000

After Freddy the tortoise lost most of his shell in a devastating forest fire, veterinarians turned to new technology to help him heal. With the help of 3D designers and a local artist, Freddy was able to receive a hand-painted, 3D-printed hull custom made for him! Watch the video to see how this team of animal rescuers in Sao Paulo developed this amazing solution for Freddy. The “jigsaw” plastic hull is a world’s first! Share Freddy’s story with your friends and family!

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It Looks Like A Tiny Car, But The PodRide Is Amazing Combination Of Bicycle And Car

Reshareworthy Editorial Team — Thu, 14 Apr 2016 16:15:40 +0000

Swedish design engineer Mikael Kjellman wanted to make a weather-protected bicycle in order to ride in comfort so invented what he calls the PodRide. The PodRide has four wheels, 250 watts crank shaft engine, gear suspension and is the height of a small car. It can also reach speeds of 15 miles per hour, which makes it a legal electrical bike in Sweden. It’s both street legal and can go on bicycle paths in the country. In essence, it’s a bicycle-car! In the video below, Mikael walks you through his prototype which he has been riding to work for over

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