Manufacturing Company in Atlanta to mass- produce regalia imitating The
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The resulting design is simpler, safer and easier to mass produce.
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With that, there goes your ability to easily mass produce crops.
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Our mass incarceration regime can mass-produce thousands of Typhoid Marys.
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In 1918, Frigidaire started to mass produce refrigerators for the home.
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Orbion raises $9.2M to mass-produce plasma thrusters for small satellites
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The question, however, remains: Who is poised to mass-produce their efforts?
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They're also incredibly expensive to manufacture at all, much less mass produce.
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That meant that Boeing could mass-produce and deliver the plane sooner.
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Recently, MIT researchers discovered a potentially scalable way to mass-produce graphene.
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In 1917, Edison patented an entire system to mass-produce concrete houses.
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The guy wanted us to mass-produce the kebab, which isn't our style.
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Russia eventually hopes to mass-produce similar floating power plants for other nations.
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You were the first in the U.S. to mass-produce the polio vaccine.
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The electric TV offered a better resolution and was easier to mass produce.
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The physical is stripped away, erased by humankind's capability to mass-produce it.
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Intel is working to mass produce its 10-nanometer chip after years of delays.
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It's set itself an ambitious goal to mass produce driverless cars in five years.
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Intel has been struggling to mass produce its next-generation 10nm Cannon Lake processors.
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But the company has said it will also mass produce the cars in 2021.
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The automaker plans to mass produce self-driving cars and operate them in fleets.
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He thought that toy manufacturers might want to mass-produce his "Garbage Gods" models.
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The amount of single-use plastic packaging used by mass produce suppliers is dumb.
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How can you mass produce something that contends with such an intimate, atomized experience?
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Bolt is not the only company using this process to mass produce the silk.
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G.M. plans to mass produce the car at a plant in Lake Orion, Mich.
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And that's because it's harder to mass-produce toys quickly than, say, T-shirts.
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They need to get a product they can mass produce on the road immediately.
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The B3 was also cheap, adaptable, and possible to mass-produce outside the Bauhaus.
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Mr. Forestier often is asked why he doesn't mass-produce the casts in China.
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It's spectacularly hard to package and mass produce a food that just tastes best fresh.
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West told Mashable it simply isn't feasible to mass-produce their bras using the technology.
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Most importantly, GM has the capability to mass produce its autonomous Chevy Bolts at scale.
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Besides offering much higher energy densities, such batteries should also be cheap to mass produce.
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It would be difficult to mass-produce these strains without a noticeable drop in quality.
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"(The new research) sounds like a relatively inexpensive way to mass produce it," he says.
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Others spend pennies on the dollar to mass produce fakes to flood the secondary market.
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Professionals can easily mass-produce bots, link them up, and commandeer them as a whole.
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To meet European Union emissions rules it plans to mass produce electric cars in 2020.
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He doubted Apple's ability to mass produce a phone with a 3.5-inch capacitive multitouch display.
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He destroyed Burnstein's bar when it was clear the scientist wanted to mass produce Luke's abilities.
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The company hopes to mass-produce modular solar panels that can be walked or driven upon.
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Solar Roadways hopes to mass-produce modular solar panels that can be walked or driven upon.
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But Kotov and his team still need to find a good way to mass produce it.
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The companies want to mass produce the rockets and offer far more frequent trips to space.
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The hallways are lined with clay molds to mass-produce the interior forms of 119.5-mm mortars.
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The team is now looking to raise funding to expand the project and mass produce the vehicles.
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Evocative recently partnered up with Trofe to mass produce these mushroom lampshades and sell them to consumers.
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When Baker began to mass produce the flag the following year, he had to drop two colors.
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Replicant manufacturer Wallace wants to learn the child's secrets and mass produce a race of subservient slaves.
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This would make it easier for AI to mass produce fake reviews or maybe even fake news.
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Baidu recently signed an agreement with BAIC Group to mass produce level 4 autonomous vehicles by 2021.
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It filed for a patent in March and is looking for partners to mass produce the aerogel.
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Lilly brings the scale and resources of a large pharma company that can quickly mass-produce antibodies.
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BMW, meanwhile, is aiming to mass produce electric cars by 2020, with 12 different models by 2025.
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They're manufactured with techniques used in the semiconductor industry, so they'll be affordable and easy to mass produce.
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Smaller, more powerful dosages are also easier and quicker to mass-produce and store during a health emergency.
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Hyundai is gearing up to mass-produce electric buses, according to a report from South Korea's ET News.
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Samsung Electronics reportedly said it would mass produce Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 0003 mobile processors, boosting its manufacturing business.
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He and others went on to purify and mass produce the drug, which has saved millions of lives.
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We should just be buying things that already exist as oppose to trying to mass produce everything new.
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It is battling rival automakers to be first in line to mass-produce the cars of the future.
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An indoor smart garden The amount of single-use plastic packaging used by mass produce suppliers is dumb.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention botched its first attempt to mass-produce a diagnostic test kit.
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Lundgren identified a niche, and contracted a company in China to mass produce the discs for his customers.
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Though it's designed for real roads, Sony has no plans to mass produce it, a Sony spokesman said.
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The 2013 law created a new category of companies known as "outsourcing facilities" that mass produce compounded drugs.
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Volkswagen said that it wants to mass produce structural parts using the technology within two to three years.
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Their original eight-ounce pods of Snow Monkey in clear containers were cute, but hard to mass produce.
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They did not intend for illegal drug labs to use their recipe to mass-produce these synthetic cannabinoids.
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For one, these are simply tests, which means the Trump administration has yet to actually mass-produce the weapons.
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The partnership is a necessary step for Uber which has no plans to actually manufacture and mass produce vehicles.
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He's trying to mass produce the Judas gun and he needs her business acumen to help him do it.
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It was a leak the company found when it started trying to mass-produce a simple plastic water bottle.
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"The nuclear weapons research sector and the rocket industry should mass-produce nuclear warheads and ballistic missiles," Kim said.
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Right now, though, there are no plans to mass-produce the Gabby Barbie, said Marissa Beck, a Mattel spokeswoman.
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That's how Voodoo Manufacturing works: you can essentially mass produce 3D printed parts by connecting multiple printers at once.
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It is exceptionally difficult to mass produce cars — though, notably, it's something that existing auto producers do exceptionally well.
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Impossible found a way to cultivate heme from the roots of soybean plants and mass-produce it using yeast.
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They are patriotic heroes alongside CEOs and small businesspeople who mass-produce desperately needed hospital supplies and hand sanitizers.
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Israeli researchers will develop the technology, and the Chinese will mass-produce mechanical waiters, cleaners, security guards and construction workers.
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ALTHOUGH he is best known for developing a way to mass-produce steel, Henry Bessemer was a prolific British inventor.
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But I don't want to create another object that no one really needs but we're going to mass produce anyway.
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The core system was solid — Sixense just hasn't been able to turn it into something polished enough to mass-produce.
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As a result, GM can now mass-produce self-driving cars, says Dan Ammann, second-in-command to Ms Barra.
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And, because they're small, manufacturers could potentially mass-produce them, perhaps in a factory, and drive costs down that way.
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According to Greenpeace, Rosatom is planning a production line to mass produce these floating reactors for sale to other countries.
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Any social monocrop (say, all white men) will only mass produce the blind spots and biases of its individual members.
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It's testing initial prototypes now, and will look to mass produce the protective equipment after those tests verify its output.
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He also stressed that CureVac has the ability to mass produce a vaccine if needed in a time of emergency.
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General Motors submitted its own petition to mass-produce a fleet of autonomous Chevy Bolts without steering wheel and pedals.
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After isolating these antibodies, the researchers then capture their genetic code, using it as a blueprint to mass produce them.
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Competitions would be pilgrimages for medical professionals and entrepreneurs looking to buy and possibly mass produce the latest unique technologies.
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Another contender, Vector, was started by a founder of SpaceX and aims to mass-produce small rockets on the cheap.
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Besides saving weight and volume, Dr Yu's flat lenses also promise to be cheaper to mass produce than the conventional sort.
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All are indicative of a larger trend in mobile gaming to identify and mass-produce the hot idea of the moment.
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The company also plans to mass produce its Lidar platform for testing and development available in the first quarter of 2018.
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During the Soviet era, central planners used the region to mass-produce wine, often of dubious quality, for the whole Union.
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"Of course we will at some point need many such factories (to mass produce battery cells) around the world," he said.
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Even Toyota, which was the spark for Musk's cheeky remark, ran into problems trying to mass produce the batteries last fall.
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He also claims he's spoken with major battery manufacturers who might want to mass produce his solid-state cells and packs.
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And so, as a consequence, you had the ayatollah saying every military man must help us mass-produce intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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This firearms manufacturer was among the first enterprises to mass-produce rifles with the capacity to fire multiple rounds between reloads.
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BASF's most celebrated breakthrough was its discovery in 1913 of a way to mass-produce fertiliser, which helped eliminate mass hunger.
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There was no indication that Fiat Chrysler had an inside track to mass produce self-driving vehicles for Google one day.
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Now his representatives are negotiating with a company in Adelanto to mass produce his brand of legal marijuana, "Chong's Choice," here.
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Meanwhile, Tesla's plans to mass produce lithium-ion battery power at its Gigafactory in Nevada was about to get some competition.
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LVMH — the parent company to fragrance labels like Louis Vuitton and Dior — is using its factories to mass produce hand sanitizer.
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The combination of reduced cost and a simpler production process will allow Waymo to more effectively mass produce its AV systems.
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Hyundai Motor is partnering with Uber to develop and potentially mass produce air taxis for a future aerial ride share network.
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That success has some analysts concerned about Kim's order to mass-produce nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles in the 2018 speech.
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I had requested my company not to mass produce many of our advanced technologies, but produce them on a small scale.
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In addition, the Renewable Fuel Standard creates a huge incentive for people to figure out how to mass-produce cellulosic ethanol.
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Building an electric car company that will one day mass produce electric vehicles is not easy, even for an entrepreneur like Musk.
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The most probable outcome therefore seems to be that traditional car manufacturers will continue to mass-produce vehicles in the autonomous age.
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The introduction of the robots also allows the researchers to mass-produce the mini-organs at a much faster pace than before.
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The lawsuit, which did not name Tesla as a defendant, comes as the company struggles to mass produce its Model 3 sedan.
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This is also the first time for Baidu to work with a non-Chinese automaker to mass produce level four passenger cars.
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Even though it was a huge hit, sources close to Drake tell us there's no plan to mass produce for the public.
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BRITAIN has been a centre of steelmaking since Henry Bessemer developed a method to mass-produce the metal cheaply in the 1850s.
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He said he had replaced the old stamping presses that could mass-produce screws with machines designed for more precise, specialized jobs.
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This process became the industry standard decades ago, so that club manufacturers could mass-produce a product that previously was custom-made.
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The firm has spent the past 11 months figuring out how to mass produce its satellites at its sprawling facility in Florida.
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Gearbox hopes to provide the ability to mass produce in the future for a completely Kenyan manufactured product from start to finish.
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Baidu — Baidu plans to mass produce a driverless car in five years, according to an executive of the China-based search engine company.
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With less demand, companies have to make the fabrics to order, but as demand grows, they are able to mass produce their fabrics.
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In each episode, two candidates are given seed money and challenged to mass produce and sell their products in a pop up shop.
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The company announced recently its plans to mass produce its self-driving Cruise AV, a steering wheel-less Chevy Bolt, starting in 2019.
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Unigroup Guoxin said in its 2018 annual report it has yet to mass produce LPDDR4 DRAM, the industry standard in most mobile phones.
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Fun fact: The corner-less shape is so difficult to mass-produce that the Beautyblender is still cut by hand in the factory.
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Hanergy presented four solar-powered EVs last year, and has been seeking to cooperate with car producers to mass produce its solar devices.
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During his annual New Year's speech, Kim also ordered his country's ballistic missile and nuclear weapons research sectors to mass produce both items.
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Their exploitative organizations would remain unconcerned with climate justice even if the nation were mobilized to mass produce solar panels and wind turbines.
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Additionally, by using plastic fruits and flowers, she comments on the sacrifice of natural beauty in our capitalist rush to mass-produce everything.
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"If someone is going to take my design and mass-produce it, it is hard for me to compete with them," she said.
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By 2019, Li says Baidu's partners will mass produce semi-autonomous vehicles, which will have many self-driving features but still require human interaction.
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That said, executives also told Wired that the company really isn't set up to mass produce the Phone at iPhone or Galaxy-type scale.
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General Motors plans to mass-produce self-driving cars that lack traditional controls like steering wheels and pedals by 2019, the company announced today.
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We also demonstrate that there are realistic possibilities to scale up the described approach and mass produce graphene-based membranes with required sieve sizes.
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And, because they're small, manufacturers might one day be able to mass-produce them, perhaps in a factory, and drive costs down that way.
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Milroy said it's impossible to know exactly how expensive it would be to mass produce the kinds of user terminals that SpaceX will need.
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General Motors announced today that it was setting up a joint venture with South Korea's LG Chem to mass-produce batteries for electric cars.
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Lithium-ion batteries have become 85% less expensive since 2010, as firms have poured capital into factories to mass-produce batteries for electric vehicles.
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Whoever finds a way to cheaply mass produce these will make a fortune, as they seem like an obvious addition to any emergency preparedness kit.
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The effect is the ability to mass-produce special objects that often have an organic, VHS-hazy quality that things which were digitally colored lack.
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Also from Reuters: News that BMW will mass produce electric vehicles by 2020, and will have 12 fully electric models on showroom floors by 2025.
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He ended up dropping the pink stripe, as it was too expensive to mass produce, and turquoise, to go with an even number of colors.
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Meanwhile, Bushnell and his business partner Ted Dabney used inexpensive hardware, enabling them to mass-produce their arcade console and develop subsequent games like Pong.
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The so-called Carnes arm was not optimal for mechanical work, but it imitated the natural limb and was relatively easy to mass produce cheaply.
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"The nuclear weapons research sector and the rocket industry should mass-produce nuclear warheads and ballistic missiles," Kim said in his 2018 New Year's address.
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The companies' aim is to solve the enormously challenging problem of how to mass produce self-driving cars for shared fleets, including ride-hailing services.
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Areny, who believes current electric cars are overpriced, hopes to scale up his efforts and mass-convert, or mass-produce, his gas-to-electric vehicles.
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Nor has he abandoned instructions to "mass produce" these weapons that he gave as recently as his New Year's speech in January of this year.
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Three major companies — Ford, General Electric and 783M — announced yesterday they will work together to mass-produce respirators, ventilators and 3-D-printed face shields.
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Mr. Musk also overestimated Tesla's ability to mass-produce the Model 3; he once expected the company to churn out several hundred thousand in 2018.
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Ideally, you could mass-produce parts for these smaller reactors in factories and ship them by rail, allowing for more learning by doing in manufacturing.
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GT Advanced quickly imploded under the strain of trying to mass-produce sapphire glass, filing for bankruptcy mere months after beginning work at the Arizona plant.
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The virus' rapid spread has instilled urgency in developmental efforts, which are set to test how quickly these companies can identify and mass-produce effective treatments.
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For Cruise co-founder Kyle Vogt, Uber didn't provide the manufacturing capabilities required to mass-produce self-driving cars at the scale he wanted, sources said.
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When a man named Charles Kennard learned of these DIY boards being used in Ohio, he decided to trademark and mass-produce the first Ouija board.
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Landmines are readily available in domestic military stockpiles and relatively easy to mass produce, making them a go-to weapon now and in prior Yemeni conflicts.
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It's understandable that Samsung doesn't have replacement devices yet; it takes time to mass-produce phones with fixed battery components and ship them around the world.
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Nanoco, which specialises in quantum dots, said as part of the deal Nanoco would mass produce nano-particles for advanced electronic devices from its UK factory.
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Researchers at the University of the Sunshine Coast are looking at ways to mass-produce a type of seaweed that can stop cows from burping methane.
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The day's biggest mover was Japan Display, which rallied on a report that it had developed methods to mass-produce OLED panels at a low cost.
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The capabilities to mass produce graphene and utilize it for 3D printing make it possible for open-source sharing on the material to come to fruition.
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Since each one would have to be custom-made to fit the consumer's mouth and sexual preference, they're still a little too costly to mass-produce.
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But if someone wanted to mass-produce these for the savvy privacy nut or malicious face-hacker, they'd have a nice little business on their hands.
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And given concerns about water security, having a way to mass-produce reverse osmosis membranes for desalination and recycled water purification treatments is no small achievement.
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Some providers, eager to up their sales figures, or avoid the yeast and bacteria risks of not changing undies, try to mass-produce artificially scented pairs.
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He said the lesson of the offshore and onshore wind industries was that the ability to mass produce the equipment was a key to lowering costs.
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Nye says its lithium metal anode can push the cell's energy density even higher and would be easier to mass produce than a solid electrolyte battery.
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The virus' rapid spread has instilled urgency in developmental efforts, which are set to test how quickly these companies can identify and mass-produce effective treatments.
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Demand for renewables grew so much in Germany that other countries, including China, started to mass-produce solar panels and wind turbines, which drove down prices.
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Not only will Hyundai mass produce these electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, but it will also deploy them for Uber's promised air taxi network.
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This story was originally published September 11, 2018 (CNN Business)Volkswagen has found a new way to use a 3D printer: To mass produce car parts.
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Moderna is also working on manufacturing tech that will allow it to mass-produce its treatments once it gets federal approval, though that is still years away.
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Companies like Uber, Lyft and Google are in search of players that have the manufacturing capability to mass produce self-driving cars that will feature their tech.
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SpaceX wants to eventually be able to mass produce reusable rockets to cut down on the cost of launching to space, which could revolutionize the space industry.
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Central Standard Timing first showed off its "world's thinnest" E-ink watch back in 2013, raising more than $1 million on Kickstarter to mass-produce the device.
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Cruise, General Motors' autonomous vehicle unit, plans to mass produce a self-driving car without a steering wheel or pedals by 2019, the company said on Thursday.
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Volvo Cars and Chinese internet giant Baidu have teamed up to develop and mass produce self-driving electric cars in China, the two firms said on Thursday.
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Comedian Tommy Chong of Cheech and Chong fame — a longtime advocate for cannabis decriminalization — hopes to mass produce his brand of legal marijuana, "Chong's Choice," in Adelanto.
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Among the more ambitious tenants is Edward Jacobs, whose company, FXE Industries, is building a prototype of motorcycles it hopes to mass-produce in the Navy Yard.
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Nio will mass produce the system for Mobileye's driverless ride-hailing services and also plans to integrate the technology into its electric vehicle lines for consumer markets.
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Karakuri has created two robots, called Marley and DK-One, which can mass-produce meals by measuring out precise quantities of ingredients and even numbers of calories.
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Despite Mr. Kim's much-touted summit meetings with regional leaders, his country has never abandoned his repeated instructions to "mass-produce" its nuclear warheads and delivery missiles.
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Soulbrain is looking to complete the construction by end-September and run tests to see if it can mass produce high-purity hydrogen fluoride, the executive said.
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It was Sir Alexander Fleming, in 1928; it was not the United States Department of Agriculture, which developed the means to mass-produce the drugin the 1940s.
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And as Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat have scaled, they've also encountered increasing opposition from people uncomfortable with the fact that we mass-produce food at all.
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GM and Korea's LG Chem announced a $202023 billion joint venture on Thursday to mass-produce battery cells for electric vehicles in Ohio, creating 1,100 new jobs.
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The caterers are more like the middlemen that help airlines mass-produce thousands of meals a day; the airline's catering team is usually responsible for menu design.
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If the scandal hadn't prodded Volkswagen to start at the end of 2015, the company might not be in a position to mass-produce electric cars today.
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We must find ways to understand the range of social problems that exist in Mississippi that lead this state to mass produce so many prisons and prisoners.
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Specifically, Kuo said Apple will likely get 5G parts from both Qualcomm and Samsung in order to mass produce a 5G iPhone by at least September 2020.
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The Desktop Metal Production system will ship next year to businesses that mass produce metal parts and want to use 3-D printers on the factory floor.
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The Moreys and other Wildwoods developers democratized the mi-dcentury modern aesthetic by using inexpensive construction techniques to mass-produce motels catering to America's booming middle class.
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"I am telling you (American leaders), if you pressure us, we will mass-produce IR8 advanced centrifuges," Rouhani said in the speech marking Iran's National Nuclear Day.
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The basic hardware was provided by Honda, but they will now have to find a way to mass produce it at a GM plant in the Detroit suburbs.
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It can mass produce smaller chips than rivals, which boosts performance and conserves power as well as increasing the number that can be made from a single wafer.
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Even though ceramic is so difficult to mass produce (yield rates are notoriously low for ceramic-based products), Xiaomi decided it needed to master it to stand out.
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Several carmakers have unveiled plans to mass produce electric vehicles, spurred on by government crackdowns on engine emissions, falling battery costs and an increasing range of electric cars.
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All of this means that before OneWeb can launch the largest satellite constellation in history, they'll need to start by becoming the first company to mass-produce spacecraft.
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While there are some exciting experimental examples out there, so far, most existing 33D printers have been too slow and inefficient to mass-produce such large, complex objects.
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It joins a trend by automakers to mass-produce electric vehicles, spurred on by government crackdowns on emissions, falling battery costs and the increasing range of electric cars.
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BMW, which launched the i3 electric car in 2013, is gearing up to mass produce electric cars by 2020 and aims to have 12 different models by 2025.
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It was Sir Alexander Fleming, in 1928; it was not the United States Department of Agriculture, which developed the means to mass-produce the drug in the 1940s.
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The acute demand has put pressure on President Trump to activate the Defense Production Act to mandate private companies to mass-produce needed medical supplies during the crisis.
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Virtually all major carmakers in Europe, in the United States and elsewhere are trying to remake themselves into "mobility companies" that do more than just mass-produce vehicles.
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The students have already installed it on one classroom door and plan to mass-produce it for the rest of the school, as well as for neighboring schools.
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Organizational Mission: To create and mass-produce a line of Stonehenge-powered children's masks that, when triggered by a maniacally catchy TV commercial, fry users' faces on Halloween night.
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Beyond showing prototypes, the challenge in the past was to mass produce those display screen — something that Samsung is likely to be the first company to do, he said.
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Whitney plans to actually mass-produce the book—in a limited run—using a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign that's already raised more than three times its original $30,000 funding goal.
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If Khloé wants to continue stealing designs from indie creators and mass produce them with no credit, then Khloé will rightly face judgment in the court of public opinion.
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Over the past few months, Baidu has signed a number of Chinese carmakers including BAIC and Red Flag onto Apollo amid a global race to mass produce autonomous vehicles.
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Allwinner says if it can mass produce the laptop the price could stay close to that $79 point, but if not it may end up being a bit higher.
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Desktop Metal has devised its new Production machine to work rapidly and safely to mass-produce metal parts, without requiring special engineers to man the machines all the time.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Volkswagen shuffled management responsibilities at its core brand on Monday, freeing up Group CEO Herbert Diess to oversee the carmaker's radical strategy to mass produce electric cars.
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On March 6, the pair began a Kickstarter campaign to mass-produce the slices in what the creators claim is a "state-of-the-art manufacturing facility" in Brooklyn.
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The Associated Press on Monday reported that North Korea says that it is set to mass-produce a new missile capable of reaching Japan and major U.S. military bases.
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Linda Wright from Iowa saw the big picture cycle of abuse, from "puppy mill" to rescue shelters: Puppy mills mass produce puppies often from sick neglected and mistreated females.
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After facing demands to invoke the Defense Production Act, which would employ private companies to manufacture needed medical supplies, Trump enlisted General Motors to mass-produce another company's ventilators.
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Germany's BMW, which launched the i3 electric car in 2013, said it is readying its factories to mass produce electric cars if demand for battery driven vehicles takes off.
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They also suggested the development of cottage industries in rural Southeast Asia to mass-produce these containers, which would bring in jobs to supplement agricultural work and empower local communities.
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Despite the finest 1970s-era Soviet manufacturing technology, North Korea doesn't have the equipment to mass-produce cheap, modern products, even if it stole the know-how to make them.
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The tiny components used to create the tests are also relatively inexpensive, making it that much easier to someday mass-produce them and make them accessible to doctors and patients.
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Japan Display also has separate plans to use the evaporation method to mass-produce smaller screens for smartphones from 2019 and is considering tapping new investors to fund that move.
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Tesla had a goal of producing 5,4503 Model 3s per week before the close of the second quarter on Saturday to demonstrate it could mass produce the battery-powered sedan.
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Tesla is struggling to ramp up production and has yet to prove it can be consistently profitable as rivals including Audi-owner Volkswagen retool plants to mass produce electric cars.
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Tesla is struggling to ramp up production and has yet to prove it can be consistently profitable as rivals including Audi-owner Volkswagen retool plants to mass produce electric cars.
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They do not own duplication nor printing equipment to mass produce illegal software and, in all cases, were likely the victims of poor software-auditing practices and opportunistic former employees.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - South Korea's LG Chem will open Europe's largest lithium-ion battery factory in Poland next year as the region's auto industry gears up to mass produce electric cars.
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A company called HiTech Filters heard about the project and said that they can mass-produce inserts from hospital grade HEPA filtration material quickly and without sacrificing precious surgical masks.
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The idea to mass-produce a home like an automobile, with much of the process standardized in a factory, promised greater efficiency and lower costs than traditional stick-built architecture.
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The CDC itself also has come under scrutiny amid the outbreak after it was revealed that it failed its first attempt to mass-produce a test kit for the disease.
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In this possible future—kind of a medium-apocalypse—populations won't be able to mass produce electronics anymore, but they'll still be an enormous source of political and social power.
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Traditional carmakers, such as Jaguar Land Rover, BMW and Ford have all sped up their respective plans to mass produce electric cars in order to challenge the likes of Tesla.
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If the demand persists and the mRNA-1273 shows promise, that will be a formidable challenge for a biotech with no history and limited capability to mass-produce a product.
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The law also closes a loophole that allowed companies like NECC to mass produce drugs — an activity regulated by the FDA — but claim they were customizing drugs for individual patients.
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According to Mr. Kim, the United States mainland is now "within range of our nuclear strike" and his defense sector is moving to "mass produce" nuclear warheads and ballistic missiles.
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The argument against the bill: Allowing for-profit companies to mass produce, market, and sell marijuana could lead to more use and abuse, exacerbating public health problems with drug addiction.
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But until Toyota, the company had yet to find a partner that would help it mass produce the number of vehicles a fleet of on-demand self-driving cars would require.
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That's still early in legalization — even to this day, for-profit companies haven't started to really mass-produce and mass-market their product, which could lead to more access and use.
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Now, as it tries to double or triple that number, the company and its chief executive, Elon Musk, are getting a lesson in how hard it is to mass-produce automobiles.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Volkswagen shuffled management responsibilities at its core brand on Monday, freeing up Group CEO Herbert Diess to oversee the carmaker's radical strategy to mass produce electric cars.
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Now, however, it looks set to scale even greater heights as carmakers, led by Tesla, step up efforts to mass produce electric vehicles using an enhanced version of that same technology.
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SEOUL, Jan 14 (Reuters) - Tech giant Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said on Thursday it will mass produce Qualcomm Inc's new Snapdragon 820 mobile processors using its 14-nanometre chip production technology.
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Jobs gave the manufacturer of the glass a tight deadline, and when the manufacturer said it wasn't set up to mass produce the product yet, Jobs urged him to think differently.
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Asked about growing pressure for President Donald Trump to use the Defense Production Act to force companies to mass produce critical supplies, Adams suggested that it's not necessary at this point.
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Part of the answer is a fascinating biological trait unique to the banana plant — and part simply has to do with how we mass-produce commodities in today's globalized food system.
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But now I fear that the tiger moms and dads will decide that they can mass-produce creative children merely by cutting back on rules and letting their children follow their hearts.
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First, they underestimate how hard it is to mass-produce cars, and second, they discount the possibility that hidden within them are Detroit's equivalent of a Tesla, an Uber or a Waymo.
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While there, he arranged an agreement between UMC and Jinhua in which UMC would transfer DRAM technology to Jinhua to mass-produce, and the technology would be jointly shared by the companies.
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Volkswagen has staked its future, to the tune of 80 billion euros ($91 billion), on being able to profitably mass-produce electric vehicles — a feat no carmaker has come close to achieving.
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But it hasn't yet mastered how to mass produce them to last as intended for a mainstream car that some buyers could expect to drive for 200,000 kms (124,274 miles) or more.
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Even as he first made overtures to the South in his new year's speech, Mr Kim reiterated the "reality" that North Korea is a nuclear state and will "mass-produce" nuclear weapons.
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For those of us that don't have a laboratory on hand to dye plastics, we'll just have to cross our fingers that DanielBoone starts a Kickstarter or something to mass-produce these.
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Samsung SDI, LG Chem and SK Innovation are among those racing to mass-produce long-distance car batteries as countries around the world led by China push a shift to electric mobility.
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Japan Display said in a statement the reported details were not something it had announced, but added that it was considering ways to utilize its domestic factories to mass produce OLED panels.
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As some would describe it, the Trump administration's Section 28503 tariffs on metals are the best thing to happen to American steel since Andrew Carnegie found out how to mass produce it.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention botched its first attempt to mass produce a diagnostic test kit, a discovery made only after officials had shipped hundreds of kits to state laboratories.
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There's just one hitch to the potentially glorious future of psilocybin-assisted therapies: Unlike other substances, like LSD or MDMA, we've never had a way to safely, cost-effectively mass-produce it.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German auto supplier Bosch on Monday said it had reached a licensing agreement with Powercell Sweden AB to jointly mass produce hydrogen fuel cells for electrifying heavy-duty commercial vehicles.
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When its 22012,21-square-ft Houston plant opens on Tuesday, it will be able to mass produce key components for emerging gene and cell therapies to treat everything from blindness to cancer.
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For starters, the rise of antibiotics put a quick end to efforts to mass produce phage therapies, something that was being pursued by pharmaceutical giants like Eli Lily in the early 1940s.
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Goebbels pressured manufacturers to mass produce a "people's radio," or Volksempfänger; by September 1933, Germans could purchase a VE 301, with the three digits standing for January 30, when Hitler's hundred days began.
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Another promising aspect of the research from University of Michigan, McGill University and McMaster University, is that the team harnessed relatively large electrical currents with a device that is possible to mass produce.
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But that same novelty could prove to be a big problem as the Army struggles to acquire a new rifle that it can mass-produce at reasonable cost and deploy with minimal disruption.
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"When [William] Levitt figured out how to mass-produce suburban housing in the late 1940s, he took over the world," he told me recently in a café on New York's Upper East Side.
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And then in the '20s, they could mass-produce tubes and that's when you get the mass radio boom, the one that created the FCC, eventually the New Deal responds with the FCC.
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Despite the limitations of the technology (California is the only state with fueling infrastructure), major brands like Honda, Hyundai, Toyota, and Kia say they want to mass-produce more zero-emission, fuel cell vehicles.
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The German giant has staked its future, to the tune of 80 billion euros ($91 billion), on being able to profitably mass-produce electric vehicles - a feat no carmaker has come close to achieving.
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"The IR-2M and the IR-4 have passed the research and development period and we can mass produce them, but due to the (nuclear deal), we don&apost do it yet," Salehi said.
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But Kim remained steadfast on the issue of nuclear weapons, saying the North would mass-produce nuclear missiles for operational deployment and warned he would launch a nuclear strike if his country was threatened.
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"One is that someone has the Troom Troom girls trapped (either via contract or physically locked in a house) and is forcing them to mass produce these insane videos," she tells Refinery29 via email.
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Plans to mass-produce jet fuel from restaurants' waste kitchen oil will come a step closer in China next year when a major state-owned refiner begins construction of a full-scale production plant.
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On Wednesday, Defence Minister Nurettin Canikli said Turkey has received bids to mass produce 500 Altay tanks, of which 250 were optional, and added that the tender would be finalised in the coming days.
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Gou pointed to Sharp's proprietary know-how to mass-produce the advanced IGZO (indium gallium zinc oxide) display technology as a standout, calling it superior to the popular OLED (organic light-emitting diode) technology.
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But the German company is trying to demonstrate that the market will ultimately belong to established manufacturers with the know-how to mass produce electric cars at prices that are competitive with conventional vehicles.
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Carmakers have failed to mass-produce electric cars profitably largely because of the prohibitive cost of battery packs which make up between 20213 percent and 50 percent of the cost of an electric vehicle.
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The experiment failed to make a new kind of soft drink, but 20 years later a General Foods chemist decided to tweak the ingredients in the experiment and mass-produce this new popping candy.
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While the under-$100 price is extremely low, it's only an estimate of how much it would cost for another company to mass produce their own headset based on the Project Star reference design.
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The bill, A.B. 485, had strong support from several animal welfare organizations, which cheered it as a blow to "puppy mills" and "kitten factories" that mass produce animals for sale, often in inhumane conditions.
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In a speech that Mr. Kim gave on New Year's Day, in which he first raised the possibility of the North participating in the Olympics, he vowed to "mass-produce" nuclear weapons and missiles.
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The resurrected Hummer will be made and sold under the GMC brand at GM's Detroit-Hamtramck factory, which the automaker is pumping $2.2 billion into as it gears up to mass-produce electric vehicles.
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Traditionally, most manufacturing programs in countries like the United States or Britain were run either by government bodies or correctional boards in order to mass-produce low-value items at scale, like military uniforms.
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Both tech companies are said to have run into hurdles when trying to build their own cars, as they lack both the experience and supply chain knowledge to mass-produce a vehicle of any kind.
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The company also believes that if it can mass produce the capsules it could set them up in just 90 days — much quicker than the two years needed to build a data center on land.
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Germany's BMW plans to be able to mass produce electric cars by 2020 and offer 12 different models by 2025 as traditional carmakers seek to gain share in a market dominated by U.S. upstart Tesla.
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According to the warrant, investigators are still trying to determine who "took initiative for this development, which levels of company hierarchy were informed, and what level made the decision to mass produce the defeat device."
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"The question is when are they really going to mass produce this car?" said Ms. Was, who asked for her deposit back after learning that hundreds of thousands of other customers were ahead of her.
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But the Houthis also appear to have established factories to mass produce thousands of their own pie-shaped land mines, each with its own Arabic serial number, according to Conflict Armament Research and other experts.
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Samsung was the first to mass produce NAND flash chips using a technology called 3D NAND, helping it assume a dominant position in higher-margin products such as solid-state hard drives for computers and servers.
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Since these meals don't need to be kept cold and don't go bad, Amazon is hoping to mass produce entrees such as beef stew and vegetable frittata and position them as a substitute for take-out.
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Right now, the process is way too slow—much like desktop printers—so it wouldn't make sense for the biggest car companies to try to mass produce something like a Ford Taurus using a 3D printer.
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The best-case scenario is that blood compounds do indeed turn out to be responsible for the salutary effects; scientists can identify them; and biochemists can work out a way to mass-produce them as drugs.
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Last week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas promised a glittery future of autonomous vehicles and self-delivering pizzas — punctuated by GM's plan to mass produce a car without pedals or a steering wheel by 2019.
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His accountant, Sid Gerwin, introduced him to Samuel Muchnick, a chemist, who developed a process to mass-produce synthetic drumheads by using a quick-setting liquid resin that bonded the plastic film to an aluminum hoop.
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If companies like Anheuser Busch can latch on to the trend and mass produce new brands, they tend to tease people away from hunting down obscure microbrews and towards the convenience of a chain grocery store.
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That's a decades-old dream of gadget enthusiasts that has eluded recognized market leaders Samsung and LG of Korea, which have struggled for years to mass-produce flexible screens at anything close to mass-market prices.
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Because there is evidence that some compounding pharmacies skirt the rules and mass-produce their altered drugs, the public is at risk of receiving compounded drugs that are either under-or over-potent, or even contaminated.
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Two of the top funding recipients in our data set include Seattle Food Tech, which is working to cost-effectively mass-produce meatless chicken nuggets, and Good Catch, which wants to hook consumers on fishless seafoods.
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Richard Branson's California-based rocket company Virgin Orbit partnered with medical researchers and developed a ventilator device that the company plans to mass produce and send to hospitals around the United States to fight the coronavirus.
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To that end, Kim used the speech to call upon his rocket and nuclear industries to mass-produce the weapons that have already been successfully tested, while also pursuing economic advances, such as diversified energy sources.
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Matt Dababneh and Patrick O'Donnell, members of the State Assembly, introduced the bill to stop what a statement called "puppy mills, kitten factories and bunny bundlers," or commercial breeders that mass produce the animals for sale.
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After repeatedly pushing back internal targets, Tesla vowed in January to build 235,2000 Model 3s per week before the close of the second quarter on Saturday to demonstrate it could mass produce the battery-powered sedan.
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What we criminalize and punish and what we mass produce and advertise—not to mention how we treat those who most need our help in dealing with abuse and addiction—speaks volumes about our society's values.
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SALZGITTER, Germany (Reuters) - Volkswagen will manufacture electric car batteries and charging stations in its home region in Germany, as it prepares to mass produce electric vehicles and overhaul its components division, which makes engines and steering parts.
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The 18,000mAh Energizer Power Max P18K Pop was a preview of something Avenir Telecom, the company licensing the battery brand's name for use on phones, wanted to mass-produce and bring to the market by this summer.
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VW said it expected positive net cashflow for 2019 thanks to lower penalties and compensation payments related to the company's diesel-cheating scandal even as it faces 80 billion euros in investments to mass produce electric cars.
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Russian operations like the Internet Research Agency have employed hundreds of bloggers to mass-produce disinformation in the form of misleading tweets, Facebook posts, and comments on web sites ranging from The Huffington Post to Fox News.
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As tightening global emissions regulations send global automakers scrambling to develop and mass produce electric cars, battery companies and auto parts makers are seeking to expand production of lithium ion batteries, a key component of these vehicles.
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As one example, incarcerated people in New York are currently working for an average of 62 cents per hour to mass produce hand sanitizer for the state, despite many prisoners being banned from accessing hand sanitizer themselves.
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In a bid to cut the cost of fuel-cell systems, G.M. and Honda are setting up a plant in Michigan to mass-produce fuel-cell systems that both companies will use in future hydrogen-powered vehicles.
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BMW, which launched the i3 electric car in 2013, said on Thursday it was readying its factories to mass produce electric vehicles by 2020 and pledged to have 12 purely battery-powered models on offer by 2025.
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In his New Year's address that year, he publicly declared that the North Korean arms industry "should mass-produce nuclear warheads and ballistic missiles" — the power and reliability of which had been well established, he also said.
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To mass produce blood in the lab, Frayne and her colleagues would need lots of expensive liquids to grow the cells and a battery of new equipment that complies with manufacturing standards -- all of which will cost money.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Alphabet Inc's Waymo said on Tuesday it had chosen a factory in Detroit to mass produce self-driving cars, looking to the historical heart of the auto industry to build the vehicles of the future.
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But hopes that fuel cells will boost long-term demand may be dampened after Germany's Robert Bosch GmbH told Reuters that platinum was expected to play only a "minor role" in its plans to mass produce fuel cells.
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Yang did not say when Samsung will mass produce such panels, but it would allow phones to have screens that take over the entire front of the device without any cut-out, notch or side and top bezels.
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Logistically, it's very possible Snap doesn't have the production prowess to mass-produce Spectacles to sell through traditional channels, even though the components inside don't appear to be all that complicated (certainly not as sophisticated as Google Glass).
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At 14nm, a single die has over a billion transistors on it, and the Berkley Lab team has yet to develop a viable method to mass produce the new 1nm transistors or even developed a chip using them.
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The news is that they're ready to mass produce a vehicle ready for self-driving, with everything on board they need to become fully autonomous vehicles once the software and regulatory environment is ready to make that happen.
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The Department of Health and Human Services is considering invoking Korean War-era emergency powers to mass produce face masks and other medical equipment to deal with a potential catastrophe while Trump makes misleading comparisons to seasonal flu.
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"The President must immediately use the powers of the Defense Production Act to mass produce and coordinate distribution of these critical supplies, before the need worsens and the shortages become even more dire," she said in a statement.
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Frost made dies that allowed Chouinard to mass-produce his gear more efficiently, and in later years the two refined ice climbing necessities like ice axes, crampons (the clawlike traction devices that attach to footwear) and other tools.
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His top advisers continue to make confusing statements about the federal government's scramble to confront the crisis, including whether he will force private industry to mass produce needed medical items, The Post's Bob Costa and Aaron Gregg report.
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The company has no plans to mass-produce the Vision-S, the car it surprise-announced at the end of its press conference at this year's Consumer Electronics Show, nor does it plan to do a limited run.
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The industrial age, which began in the late 18th century, has been marked by large-scale technological advancements that have allowed us to mass-produce out of steel, plastic and wood, ultimately at great cost to the planet.
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North Korea will still "mass-produce nuclear warheads and ballistic missiles, the power and reliability of which have already been proved to the full, to give a spur to the efforts for deploying them for action," Kim said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German battery maker Varta on Friday said it had applied for government subsidies to mass-produce lithium-ion battery cells, as the Economy Ministry's deadline for companies to send in their applications to receive state subsidies ends.
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One of the company's earliest innovations was the bulb-shaped glass encasement for Thomas Edison's incandescent lamp ,and as electric light became commercially available, Corning figured out how to mass produce the bulbs bringing electric light to the world.
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To actually produce vegetables that will supplement the crew's freeze-dried diet, both on the ISS and eventually on the surface of Mars, Fritsche and his colleagues have to figure out a way to mass produce vegetables in space.
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Kadi designed this for his friends, family and everyone who could potentially fall victim to stray bullets caused by celebratory gunfire—he hopes to mass produce them and make them available for an affordable price, or even for free.
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With that in mind, all eyes will be on OneWeb Satellites' new 100,000+ square-foot Florida facility, the industry's first satellite factory designed to mass-produce large spacecraft using assembly-line techniques similar to those used in aircraft production.
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BMW and rival Mercedes are betting they can mass produce new electric cars based on conventional vehicle design, defying skeptics who say they will need more radical plans to head off the threat from Tesla and other start-ups.
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As of last week, Fine and Arevalo were still planning to mass-produce it, having concluded that, even under Cuomo's new plan—a shutdown-lite, with repairs on nights and weekends—getting to Manhattan will be a hellish experience .
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Have a clear objective and a realistic timeline When war mobilization began in 1940-41, no one said the goal was to defeat fascism — and no one was able to mass produce tanks or bombers from a standing start.
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The aesthetic is always the same, and is the cheapest, easiest way to mass-produce #content: The videos almost never have narrators, always use one-note stock music, and almost always use footage WEF has borrowed from someone else.
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But Google's Waymo unit this week announced plans to mass produce self-driving cars, adding urgency to German carmakers' plans to review ways to accelerate the development of second-generation vehicles, a source at a German carmaker told Reuters.
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And Mr. Diess has led Volkswagen's push to mass produce electric cars, which are seen as essential to the company's ability to defend itself against challengers like Tesla, Uber and Google that are trying to upend the auto industry.
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But Song said the Chinese scientists were a step ahead, in part because they could mass-produce some of the world's most advanced superconducting wires that can create a strong magnetic field using a lot less power than others.
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Elizabeth Warren would create a government-run pharmaceutical manufacturer to mass-produce generic drugs where there's been a failure in the market; for instance, if no one is producing the drug or the price rises faster than medical inflation.
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Privately-owned Bosch, which last month signed a deal with Powercell Sweden AB to mass produce fuel cells, said its fuel cell design was not finalized, but it expects them to use only as much platinum as a diesel catalytic converter.
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But if you're looking for a solid anecdote explaining why, then The New York Times delivers with a story about a screw, and how it, and other factors, handcuffed Apple's ability to mass-produce the ill-fated Mac Pro in Texas.
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WOLFSBURG, Germany, Nov 16 (Reuters) - Volkswagen on Friday said it will spend 44 billion euros on electric cars, digitalisation, autonomous driving and new mobility services by 2023 as part of a push by Europe's largest carmaker to mass produce electric cars.
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Beijing has made the semiconductor sector a priority under its "Made in China 2025" strategy, and three firms - Yangtze Memory Technologies Co Ltd, Innotron Memory and Fujian Jinhua Integrated Circuit - are getting ready to mass-produce memory chips, according to analysts.
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However, this prototype RacerX is built on the same core platform as the Racer3, meaning one day the startup may be able to mass produce a drone as fast as the Racer X that can be reliably used in official races.
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One big challenge for Arbe and others in its field will be to see how well they can scale what they are building: the name of the game will be unit costs and the ability to mass produce their technology.
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The output of the large-scale OLED plates will more than double to 130,000 from 60,000 plates currently, once its new Guangzhou facility starts to mass produce in the second half of next year, LG Display said in a statement.
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In its first campaign, which offers a peek at the sheer foundation SPKTRM plans to mass produce, there are people of various genders and skin tones with stubble and freckles, which might have been smoothed or removed by other brands.
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By Sunday, Mr. Trump appeared to suggest on Twitter that a deal had been completed to mass-produce the ventilators, even though it was unclear who would pay to equip the General Motors plant or how long that process would take.
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For the past two days, Trump has said he is dispensing "game changer" breakthroughs on treatments and a wartime-style effort to mass produce medical supplies that appear as rays of light amid America's darkening battle against the coronavirus pandemic.
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And yet Mr. Crumling says he has no plans to sell or mass produce the designer round, despite it representing the next step in making printable guns more reliable, and the next front in an ongoing regulatory fight over homemade weaponry.
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Since buying San Francisco self-driving car startup Cruise GM last year for a price that could total about $1 billion, GM has accelerated efforts to build both autonomous driving software and mass produce electric cars that can pilot themselves.
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Truth be told, there have been prototypes of these technologies at display trade shows for over a decade, but as with many things in the display industry, it's much easier to build single prototypes than it is to mass-produce them.
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The Baidu-Red Flag autonomous passenger car The Baidu-Red Flag autonomous passenger car Baidu and Volvo, which is owned by China's Geely, said they plan to mass produce the vehicles for the Chinese market, although there is no timeline for the promise.
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Shares of Japan Display jumped as much as 24 percent on Wednesday after the Nikkei business daily reported the company had developed a way to mass-produce lower-cost organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screens and would start as early as in 2019.
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But experts point out that Kim has not offered to stop producing ballistic missiles, let alone unilaterally give them up, and said on New Year's Day that he would continue to mass-produce ballistic missiles and deploy those that have already been tested.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Volkswagen has provided job guarantees until 2028 for employees at its Emden and Hanover factories, and will spend 1.2 billion euros ($1.4 billion) training workers at its Zwickau plant as it prepares to mass produce electric cars in Germany.
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Headed by artist and designer Ernesto Morales, Object Solutions doesn't actually mass-produce its inventions, but uses them to prove a satirical point about the design world's constant reach to solve problems with objects—problems we could solve perfectly well on our own.
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Over the weekend, LVMH — the Paris-headquartered parent company that owns luxury fragrance labels like Louis Vuitton and Givenchy — announced that it will be using its factories to mass produce hand sanitizer that will be distributed to French hospitals free of charge.
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In spite of an ability to mass-produce satellites and launch 60 at a time on mostly reusable rockets, however, SpaceX may need to clear perhaps tens of billions of dollars in capital investments to seize and maintain ownership of the marketplace.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's top carmakers including BMW and Volkswagen are looking at ways to speed up development of the next generation of self-driving cars, possibly by even working together, as tech giant Google forges ahead with plans to mass produce such vehicles.
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Some they looted from the Iraqi or Syrian governments, but when those ran out they did something that no terrorist group has ever done before and that they continue to do today: design their own munitions and mass-produce them using advanced manufacturing techniques.
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The German automaker is betting big money that it can catch up: in addition to the $2.6 billion it sunk into Argo AI, VW said it would spend $91 billion to profitably mass-produce electric vehicles — a feat no carmaker has come close to achieving.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japan Display Inc group firm aims to raise $900 million to mass produce OLED panels using new technology that will slash costs, a source familiar with the matter said - plans that sent shares in the Apple Inc supplier surging 24 percent.
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In 210 years' time or less, dozens of stronger materials are likely to be constructed in laboratories that require far less money to mass produce than it takes to grow and harvest timber — in fact, various companies are already working on this right now.
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Sinclair said his vehicle, which can reach speeds of upto 30 miles per hour (48 kph) and be ridden for up to 50 miles (80 km) with the motor, had grabbed the attention of three established manufacturers who were keen to mass produce it.
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The Sweden-based Better Shelter project, for instance, partnered with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and the furniture giant Ikea to mass-produce an emergency shelter with a solar panel, UV-protective roofing and siding, and parts that can be individually replaced.
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Genomic techniques can be used to map the DNA or RNA of a new pathogen, genetically to engineer and mass-produce the same DNA or RNA and then inject it into the human body, leading to the production of antibodies to fight the virus.
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GM chairman and CEO Mary Barra said Thursday morning that the automaker is forming a joint venture with LG Chem to mass produce battery cells for its electric vehicles, a portfolio that will include a new battery-electric truck coming in the fall of 2021.
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It's in character for him to be willing to casually slaughter sentient people to achieve his goals, and it's even more in character if he specifically infected the Engineers in order to mass-produce his proto-xenomorphs through their infection, starting the next phase of his experiments.
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Eventually the team will replace its plastic molds with state-of-the-art steel or aluminum in order to mass produce the product and will experiment with incorporating other natural fibers and byproducts of different beers, such as stouts and IPAs to continue improving the rings.
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The shop also recently received its first order for a custom-made Hillary Clinton piñata, and was even offered the opportunity to mass-produce Clinton and Trump piñatas for a retailer, though Robletto said she had to decline the proposal due to a small profit margin.
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Most recently, satellite images showed North Korea is expanding a key long-range missile base, a reminder that diplomatic talks with the US have done little to prevent Kim from pursuing his promise to mass produce and deploy the existing types of nuclear warheads in his arsenal.
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Mercedes is adapting its vehicle underpinnings so that it can mass produce electric variants on the same production line as equivalent volume models with petrol, hybrid or diesel engines, allowing the German carmaker to scale up production quickly if demand spikes, a spokesman for Daimler said.
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The ear was actually just cow cartilage shaped to look like one that was grown on a ear-shaped scaffold and grafted onto the mouse, but it nevertheless seeded the idea (and for some people, fear) of someday being able to mass-produce needed body parts and organs.
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Sam Komar, VP of sales and marketing at CTI Balloons, the first company to mass produce foil balloons, says that while large 48-inch letters first became available nine years ago, global helium shortages mean smaller balloons that can be filled with air have now come into favor.
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But the new batch of satellite broadband wannabes will be tasked with avoiding the pitfalls that sank their predecessors: Figure out how to economically mass produce satellites, offer an affordable internet service that can match the speeds of cable and wireless — and avoid Chapter 11 along the way.
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KS: He don't look like he ... LG: It's hard to imagine a Ford, that obviously produces so many vehicles a year, and has processes in place and has for decades now, and could mass produce electric vehicles at a rate that Tesla hasn't, being interested in Tesla for that.
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While closing test facilities would make it harder for North Korea to develop new types of warheads, that step would do little to prevent Kim from continuing to mass produce and deploy existing types of nuclear-armed missiles, as he publicly said in January he would continue to do.
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Under Krueger's leadership, BMW lost the title of best-selling luxury carmaking brand to Mercedes-Benz in 2016, and put the brakes on a plan to mass produce carbon-fibre based electric cars at a time when zero-emission vehicles made by Tesla were gaining traction with customers.
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At the heart of the new modular architecture, will be large-format pouch battery cells manufactured as part of a joint manufacturing venture between LG Chem and GM. The companies announced in December plans to mass produce battery cells for GM's electric vehicles at a plant in Lordstown, Ohio.
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The senior official said that Mr. Kim promised as recently as New Year's Eve that the country would mass produce nuclear warheads and the means to deliver them, and that a year ago he had ordered the assassination of his half brother with the use of a chemical weapon.
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Kaufman doesn't describe his patented scientific process in detail for fear of frivolous patent lawsuits or copycats in a competitive industry, but he says they start with ethanol THC oil, and that the whole chemistry operation to mass produce the serum can fit on the top of a dining room table.
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The BMW move will include making sure it has the ability to mass produce its electric vehicles and drivetrains in sufficient quantities to cover the range and demand: All of its cars should also be able to offer electrified powertrain options, whether fully electric or hybrid, by the 2020 mark.
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Although being able to mass produce a cannabis distillate with 97 percent potency is a feat within itself, the head of R&D and his colleagues are able to make extracts that have over 99 percent THC—the problem is making more than a handful of them at a time.
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Previously, inactivated vaccines haven't been attempted for HIV because it was considered too risky, but this candidate uses a version of the virus that has been genetically modified—swapping out some of the genes with genetic material from honey bees—to make it less virulent and easier to mass produce.
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As the commercialism of the art world expanded in the 2010s, painting became a subset of interior decorating, something that was easy to mass produce and inoffensive to live with: paintings marked by bold colors and forms, sometimes literally depicting flowers (the work of Nate Lowman) or sunsets (Alex Israel).
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On Monday, Kim said the North would mass produce nuclear warheads and ballistic missiles in 2018 for operational deployment, warning he had a "nuclear button" on his desk which he would use if his country was threatened (Reporting by Christine Kim; Additional reporting by Jane Chung; Editing by Michael Perry)
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While Google will be competing with quite a few other companies at this point to sell self-driving tech, it has a head start on testing; and ultimately, selling the technology is going to be a lot easier than figuring out how to mass produce and market its own self-driving cars.
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If Tencent's autonomous driving tests goes well, that would help it catch up with fellow Chinese tech giant and rival Baidu, which recently launched a $1.5 billion investment fund as part of Apollo, its autonomous vehicle initiative, and plans to mass produce Level 4 self-driving cars by 2021 with BAIC Group.
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CAR SECTOR UNDER PRESSURE Under Krueger's leadership, BMW lost the title of best-selling luxury carmaking brand to Mercedes-Benz in 2016, and put the brakes on a plan to mass produce carbon-fibre based electric cars at a time when zero-emission vehicles made by Tesla were gaining traction with customers.
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In order to mass produce testing kits, antiviral drugs, ventilators, masks and hospital beds in that time frame, the administration will need to set production goals that are both within reach, but also meet our most immediate objective: halting the deadly spread of COVID-19 before it overwhelms our health care system.
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This new form of biotech (read – not pharmaceutical manufacturing) started heating up in 2014, as production costs dramatically dropped and Ginkgo was one of YC's first biotech startup investments and still faces few competitors, including West Coast counterpart Zymergen, which has raised $45 million to date, to mass produce consumer materials by manipulating microbial DNA.
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But take a three-hour train ride west of the Austrian capital city of Vienna and you'll come across the sprawling industrial campus where the aerospace company FACC is building a huge production facility to mass-produce thousands of pilotless flying drone taxis that it hopes will revolutionize personal transportation in cities around the world.
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Deb FischerDebra (Deb) Strobel FischerTrump, GOP seek way forward on coronavirus Nikki Haley expected to endorse Loeffler in Senate race House Freedom Caucus chairman endorses Collins's Georgia Senate bid MORE (R-Neb.) that would give the manufacturers of industrial respirators immunity from prospective lawsuits so they could mass-produce masks for health care providers.
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If Tesla is successful in its mission — if it scales up Model 3 production soon, succeeds in building out a state-of-the-art, human-robot hybrid factory, manages to mass-produce cars that the average American can afford and use without consuming fossil fuels and pumping out planet-destroying emissions — it's a net win for humanity.
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Seek out the best, brightest and most productive During World War II, the federal government offered contracts to America's most productive companies like automakers GM and Ford and electrical companies like GE and Westinghouse to mass produce the engines, planes, tanks, torpedoes and weapons needed to arm America — even though they had never made them before.
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The agency has pioneered a variety of major breakthroughs, from figuring out how to mass produce penicillin so it could be widely used during World War II to coming up with creative ways to keep sliced apples from browning, and has for decades been at the forefront of understanding how a changing climate will affect agriculture.
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US and China's race to lead the future of technology has come down to $6 billionInside Impossible Foods' mission to mass-produce the fake burger of the futureThe biggest breakthrough in agriculture to help feed the planet may come from outer space YITU is also expanding to help cities digitize data such as traffic patterns, energy supply information and infrastructure development.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.) has proposed a bill that would effectively create a government-run pharmaceutical manufacturer to mass-produce generic drugs and bring down prices. Sens.
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Washington (CNN)New satellite images obtained exclusively by CNN reveal North Korea has significantly expanded a key long-range missile base located in the mountainous interior of the country, offering yet another reminder that diplomatic talks with the US have done little to prevent Kim Jong Un from pursuing his promise to mass produce and deploy the existing types of nuclear warheads in his arsenal.
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Jay Parikh explains why Facebook needs a hardware lab Jay Parikh explains why Facebook needs a hardware lab Parikh explains that there are two main objectives for Area 21363229: To build a state-of-the-art hardware laboratory with the equipment necessary to prototype and fail test the early designs of Facebook's forthcoming gadgets Both will cut down the time it takes Facebook to get from device conception to working prototype it can then mass produce.
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Her father, Carleton Humphreys Palmer, was president and then chairman of E.R. Squibb and Sons, the Brooklyn-based drug company that helped mass produce the early doses of penicillin distributed to the troops during World War II. (It is now a subsidiary of Bristol Myers Squibb.) Her second husband, Henry Glendon Walter Jr., was president and later chairman and chief executive of International Flavors and Fragrances, which provides the scents and tastes for 19803,000 products, from perfumes to snacks to laundry detergents; for many years it was the world's largest company of its kind.
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