The program until now produced 11 prototypes, 10 of those are flying prototypes and one is used for ground testing.
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Instagram's prototypes (from left): feed post reactions, Stories lyrics and Direct stickers Instagram's prototypes (from left): feed post reactions, Stories lyrics and Direct stickers Meanwhile, Wong has also recently spotted several other Instagram prototypes lurking in its Android code.
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"We're not building prototypes for the sake of building prototypes," Marakby said, adding Ford intends to ultimately put thousands of self-driving vehicles in use.
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Last week, the agency awarded four contracts for concrete wall prototypes and the latest contracts will be for prototypes of walls made out of other materials.
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The CGI rhino's surrogate relationship to the late Sudan structurally resembles the relationship between the exhibition's many eco-prototypes and the obsolescing goods those prototypes propose to replace.
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But the city also serves as a sort of brain for the massive supply chain that stretches across the country, the place where ideas become prototypes, and prototypes become products.
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Because the prototypes we've seen will blow you away. .
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Untangling that information required user research, prototypes, and usability tests.
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So Bristol and Patel and their teams made design prototypes.
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IFCRO, for its part, is still evaluating and analyzing prototypes.
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People look at prototypes of a border wall on Oct.
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However, crucially, Tan did not mention which prototypes were stolen.
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They were meant as easter eggs for internal prototypes only.
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Catalyst builds real startups with prototypes from communities of innovators.
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Earlier prototypes reached similar speeds, but also burst into flames.
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For now, however, we're just dealing with some tiny prototypes.
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It took a dozen prototypes for Lhermitte complete his mission.
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The range, actually, is pretty impressive on certain companies' prototypes.
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EST Added clarification for specific prototypes stolen and reward information.
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But it proved difficult to execute and move beyond prototypes.
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New equipment prototypes are expected to be ready by June.
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"New store prototypes, remodels ... those things are expensive," Oches said.
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Construction on 9 wall prototypes began today in San Diego.
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The beta prototypes for them are already hitting the market.
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You can see the prototypes, however, on the agency's website.
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I think I ended up making 30 or 40 prototypes.
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GE uses the technology to produce aircraft components and prototypes.
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The finalists present their prototypes on Friday in New York.
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Officials said they planned to build four to eight prototypes.
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Prototypes were selected "based on their abilities to meet the requirements in the proposal," he said, and once the prototypes are built, they will be evaluated for their effectiveness in a real-world environment.
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The ones on display at past shows have all been prototypes.
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It's unclear whether the ICBMs are fully functional or just prototypes.
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By October they had prototypes with their AI and sensors inside.
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The prototypes were quite different to the final version, he said.
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Even if the scarves are still prototypes, they remain insanely cute.
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In a "digital lab" former tech workers research other futuristic prototypes.
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Just inside the factory entrance is a row of Tesla's prototypes.
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And we have some wonderful prototypes that have been put up.
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A Border Patrol officer next to prototypes of a border wall.
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But its latest prototypes take the concept to the next level.
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Intel had a few working prototypes here at CES, on stage.
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It declined to say if the prototypes will come to market.
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"We are prototypes of my father," Erik said after Jose's death.
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Some of the wall prototypes reach about 30 feet in height.
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That includes electrics, from Zeros to Brammos, prototypes to production models.
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The first step is the immediate production of 12 more prototypes.
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The wall prototypes will then reportedly be built in San Diego.
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So impressive that someone stole both prototypes from the company's booth.
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At a conference on March 30th Microsoft showed off several prototypes.
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Its prototypes are being made at an Airbus plant in Toulouse.
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After years of prototypes, the age of foldables has finally arrived.
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This is where the Project Firefly prototypes are coming into being.
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Incumbents such as Cummins have unveiled their own electric truck prototypes.
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Even though they were prototypes, I was impressed by the fit.
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They cut the leather and make the prototypes, but that's it.
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SpaceX is also building bigger Starship prototypes in Texas and Florida.
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Each of the prototypes is between 18 and 30 feet high.
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Go deeper: Read about the pickup prototypes and plans at Fleetcarma.com.
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The company has produced 2000 prototypes over the last 12 months.
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I just had a couple of prototypes and an investment deck.
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Indeed, Google built three prototypes to see how this could work.
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The company will use this facility to work on some prototypes.
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Early prototypes should hit the road in fall of this year.
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Early prototypes are under construction at a SpaceX facility in Texas.
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While some winners are still pursuing prototypes, others have given up.
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The prototypes are inside a construction site surrounded by razor wire.
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That's why so many fashion prototypes are still made in Italy.
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Automakers provide audio companies preproduction interior prototypes to tune the sound.
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The company is preparing to send its prototypes onto public roads.
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Even the most advanced negative carbon technologies are largely still prototypes.
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Officials had planned to build four to eight prototypes this summer.
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Eight prototypes of the wall are being built near San Diego.
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Engineers have been attempting prototypes of self-driving cars for decades.
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Shoe prototypes from the nineteen-fifties in Ferragamo's Sala della Vigilanza.
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Trump is scheduled to visit the border wall prototypes next month.
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But Google built them into not just prototypes, but actual products.
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And compared to many later specimens, these prototypes look pretty tame.
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Automakers typically produce 100 to 303 prototypes when introducing a model.
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Many showed off their latest prototypes, and some announced new partnerships.
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So far, vaccine prototypes have been developed only in mice, he said.
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Instead of just pumping out prototypes, it can help with actual production.
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The company had teasers, concept designs and press drives for camouflaged prototypes.
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Since they're a prototypes, these sunglasses do not have built-in security.
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What the prototypes didn't resemble, in any practical sense, was a wall.
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The prototypes, called the Z-series, are still in early testing phases.
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"I was like, OK, we have to build more prototypes," Beers says.
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But one of your prototypes had a car accident recently in Argentina.
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The newest Oculus Quest headset looks pretty similar to its previous prototypes.
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In March 2014, with prototypes in hand, Brown launched a Kickstarter campaign.
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Yes, but: Current prototypes of AV systems are each different and proprietary.
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Dev-fused devices are sometimes called prototypes in the security research industry.
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Most are vintage machines, but some are new and even advanced prototypes.
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It's iterating on prototypes, each unit contained within a 3d-printed shell.
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The Woburn, Massachusetts-based team has been flying its prototypes since 2009.
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Aero has created two electric-powered prototypes that have taken test flights.Zee.
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Prototypes included a 1.5-inch display, and removable bands like modern smartwatches.
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NASA said it began testing the prototypes on the ground in March.
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"We gain insight from prototypes that help us derive requirements," said Rugen.
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SpaceX, Elon Musk's rocket business, launched its first prototypes on February 22nd.
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The formula took four years of testing and 8 prototypes to perfect.
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Above, Mr. Trump viewing border wall prototypes in San Diego last month.
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Tissot designed about 30 prototypes before settling on a transparent LED clock.
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Tissot designed about 30 prototypes before settling on a transparent LED clock.
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Every electronic firm I'm familiar with internally circulates concepts and early prototypes.
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After 13 prototypes, it's now awaiting regulatory approval to go to market.
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One of the first Daydream controller prototypes was clad in cardboard. pic.twitter.
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Google is testing its own self-driving prototypes in California and elsewhere.
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But on HTC Vive, it's a change from the platform's many prototypes.
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Before Apple's iPhone arrived, Google's first Android prototypes were basically BlackBerry clones.
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President Trump inspects border wall prototypes in San Diego on March 13.
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They went on to create more sophisticated prototypes using 3-D printers.
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These are just 3D printed prototypes, but they still look pretty good.
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The company is said to be testing up to 10 different prototypes.
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Trump noted at the meeting that there were six border wall prototypes.
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On Tuesday, Trump is visiting the prototypes to inspect them for himself.
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After years of prototypes, the age of foldables has finally arrived. 5.
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One company has already built life-sized prototypes of inflatable space habitats.
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And more recently, other automakers including Lotus and Saab have designed prototypes.
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Now the first of those prototypes — magnificently restored — is up for sale.
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So far, the prototypes represent the only construction of a border wall.
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Aerospace giants like Airbus and Boeing have their own air taxi prototypes.
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The first prototypes leaked copious amounts of steam and weren't very efficient.
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We built two prototypes and did everything we could to break them.
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The robot prototypes performed these tasks, but only in highly controlled experiments.
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He likes prototypes and one-off pieces by Rolex and Patek Philippe.
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But none of the prototypes will be usable under the omnibus restrictions.
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And Snap has worked on prototypes for products like drone-mounted cameras.
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Da Silva: That was actually one of the first prototypes we did.
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The first bids for prototypes of the border wall were due Tuesday.
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We can buy aftermarket bodies and do 3-D printing for prototypes.
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The Ink & Switch team has used Automerge for a handful of prototypes.
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Elon Musk unveiled prototypes of Tesla's Solar Roof tiles In October 2016.
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"We cast some prototypes and gave it to the kids," he said.
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No word on if this version of the wall matches Trump's prototypes.
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Right now it's just local and a few prototypes at this point.
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The company is working on several drone prototypes to best fit each situation.
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Many companies beat the regulatory deadline with only limited shipments and product prototypes.
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Backyard aims to test prototypes units as soon as the fall of 2019.
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And there are a number of startups already working on their own prototypes.
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They've had astronauts step inside prototypes of BEAM and its larger cousin B330.
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He launched the business from his basement, designing prototypes and working with engineers.
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Schaft revealed its first big prototypes only about two years after the acquisition.
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Many Roadsters part of the Validation Prototypes series were destroyed in crash testing.
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The prototypes I wore in December also felt virtually indistinguishable from regular glasses.
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But founders get his help building their teams — and their prototypes — in exchange.
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For tech, that means building more than flashy prototypes or feel-good MVPs.
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It has not said when, but prototypes have been photographed in Dearborn, Michigan.
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" On potential backlash from high-profile accidents involving AV prototypes: "It's certainly real.
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Some of the prototypes in testing include facial recognition sensors, another person said.
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All that and the Kickstarter doesn't even include any images of existing prototypes.
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We remind you that the bonsai for our prototypes is just an image.
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Buckle up Uber has unveiled plans to develop flying car prototypes by 2020.
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Several startups are racing to get next-generation supersonic prototypes in the air.
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Prototypes of the sci-fi-sounding instrument look like a meters-wide sunflower.
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Early prototypes of the astronaut minifig can be seen on the far left.
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Finalists will be announced in June, and prototypes will be built shortly afterward.
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Now, with metal printing technology, you can make one to one thousand prototypes.
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The EHang 184, unveiled at CES 2016, is among the most exciting prototypes.
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The toy will go through several more prototypes before becoming the final product.
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The pair we wore this week was undoubtedly more comfortable than earlier prototypes.
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We're already working on several other prototypes but we haven't launched them yet.
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Here are some looks at concept art and prototypes for the future releases.
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The four best built-out prototypes will win $50,000 each in March 2019.
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Currently, the technologies are still research prototypes and have some limitations, Jackson said.
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Two Starship prototypes destined for orbit are under construction in Texas and Florida.
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But LG told us all the devices are essentially prototypes at this stage.
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Those systems are typically stored in the trunks of other self-driving prototypes.
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That means access to upcoming releases and top-secret prototypes — aka our dream.
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Immersit showcased working prototypes at CES but the final product isn't ready yet.
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Trump and Vice President Mike Pence both visited the prototypes on separate occasions.
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That system (and its prototypes) will use a new rocket engine called Raptor.
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One of the wall prototypes DHS is considering is also made of bollard.
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About a week before the deadline, three of the prototypes had been demolished.
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Car manufacturers tinker with it to help engineers research and test new prototypes.
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The prototypes look more like drones than helicopters, with four rotors on wings.
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Backyard was slated to test prototypes by late 2019, according to CNBC. Developing...
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So far Lockheed has snagged some $3.5 billion in contracts to develop prototypes.
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Caption: Kevin Kelly trying early VR prototypes in Jaron Lanier's lab in 1989.
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The use of opposing materials is visible in Box Clever's earliest foamcore prototypes.
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Working with freelance welders and machinists, he built prototypes in his Brooklyn kitchen.
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The process involved an array of prototypes, extensive testing, and revisiting design concepts.
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It will not happen immediately — automakers and tech companies are still testing prototypes.
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West maintained that they were temporary prototypes but agreed to tear them down.
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"I only had four with me, and they were all prototypes," Nelson said.
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MockApp offers professional designers apps to create prototypes, share them and manage projects.
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The missions could also deliver prototypes of future telescopes and other scientific instruments.
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None of these prototypes have been selected, and no wall has been built.
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The first prototypes bear the distinctive pinstripes of the Yankees and the Phillies.
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The other companies chosen to build the wall prototypes are KWR Construction Inc.
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At the Malaika, the prototypes were largely V.T.O.L. drones—vertical takeoff and landing.
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There have been endless prototypes, numerous engineering studies, countless rounds of fund-raising.
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Previously he worked on prototypes for IWC, while Mr. Forsey restored Asprey watches.
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The prototypes at the time were made of concrete, steel, and other materials.
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But Xerox declined to commercialize the NoteTaker; only a few prototypes were made.
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Plus, current solar panels have "decades of development" on Munday's prototypes, he said.
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The prototypes feature more natural light and modular, pod-style check-in areas.
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SpaceX will next develop and flight-test orbital prototypes of its Starship spacecraft.
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The prototypes are being built with existing fiscal 2017 funds, according to Vitiello.
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Trump will visit the concrete-and-steel prototypes in San Diego, Axios reported.
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In all, there are eight border wall prototypes built by six different companies.
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For example, the Army Corps has helped evaluate prototypes of the border wall.
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About 50 of them were made as prototypes and distributed in New Zealand.
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Most Tuesdays, members of the Lyon team travel to Paris to present prototypes.
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Winning prototypes will receive $19583,000 for evaluation at a US government test facility.
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Winning prototypes will receive $20,19933 for evaluation at a US government test facility.
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Lee said that Samsung has had bendable display prototypes for about 10 years.
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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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Meet Maze, a startup building a user interface testing tool for your app prototypes.
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Jackson has been inspired by working with early prototypes of the Magic Leap glasses.
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For now, there are only a few prototypes for demonstration and testing, Hoefsloot said.
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Graham Dugoni went through 10 prototypes before perfecting the Yondr pouch's fit and functionality.
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We'll probably see a bunch of head-turning prototypes, but that'll likely be it.
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The "From start to finish" collection features sketches and prototypes along with finished work.
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It will select from those proposals several 30-foot-long prototypes to be built.
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Multiple contracts to build wall prototypes will then be issued, the government has said.
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So, we made some prototypes and people thought they were extremely stupid, but funny.
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The prototypes made produce 50 watts of electricity per square meter under ideal conditions.
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The people who found these chains are also really cookie-cutter American dream prototypes.
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GM and Cruise engineers have been testing self-driving prototypes in Arizona and California.
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Azad said his team has built and tested five prototypes over the past year.
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But with the coup of 1973, their facilities were raided and prototypes were destroyed.
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Since then, various prototypes have been tested, but the tank had to be reworked.
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Others became the prototypes for the ethical CISO as an ombudsman for the customer.
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In other words, the final products may or may not look like the prototypes.
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But aside from it's cereal box toy look, the prototypes also had funky names.
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The company is working on Impossible Burger prototypes with lower amounts of saturated fat.
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The US Air Force will be flying operational prototypes of hypersonic weapons by 212.
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The US Air Force will be flying operational prototypes of hypersonic weapons by 22020.
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But once they began testing Labo prototypes with consumers, they realized something was wrong.
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But the prototypes hint at where efforts to fight frauds will move in 2019.
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People look at prototypes of a border wall in San Diego on Oct. 26.
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That doesn't mean, however, those prototypes are evidence of a Pixel-branded foldable phone.
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Erato actually sent us a test unit But, being prototypes, they don't work perfectly.
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Uber and Alphabet's Waymo are amongst the many companies that have been building prototypes.
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For example, if none of the prototypes pass muster, the remaining money is refunded.
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Prototypes of the birdhouses, designed by Ogilvy & Mather, are currently being tested in Spain.
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Ive also worked on early prototypes of Apple's autonomous vehicle, known as Project Titan.
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In 2012, he was building prototypes in his parents' trailer in Long Beach, California.
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People think I'm a bit crazy that I carry my own prototypes with me!
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This is the second version of the Pixel created by Rabid Prototypes of Boston.
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The Tiangong-2, and its predecessor Tiangong-1, are prototypes for a space station.
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The result was an abundance of interesting application prototypes to revamp the arcade platform.
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How much more, we don't know (although the prototypes should give a better idea).
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By late August they awarded four contracts for companies to build border wall prototypes.
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Both Qualcomm and Intel introduced prototypes for their own standalone VR headsets this year.
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The unfortunate turn of events isn't the first time Razer's prototypes have been stolen.
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It says the Prius model prototypes clocked up 300km in total during the test.
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It's remarkable how much the end product resembles the original prototypes and development models.
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There have been prototypes and hybrid trains in the meantime, most notably in Japan.
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The eight prototypes in Otay Mesa will remain as part of the border infrastructure.
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Last year, the cosmetics giant used the technology to create more than 15,000 prototypes.
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That will in turn keep development of larger and more ambitious prototypes moving along.
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Six companies were previously chosen to build the eight prototypes located in San Diego.
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SpaceX expects to improve the design and manufacturing methods with each of these prototypes.
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Girls Who Code students develop paper prototypes during their New York Times field trip.
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Eventually, Plank started sending prototypes to contacts in the NFL to spread the word.
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The Trump administration unveiled eight prototypes for the US-Mexico border wall in October.
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Out of 2,000 applicants, only 30 teams were allowed to actually build their prototypes.
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We developed some prototypes initially and we got some small funding to develop further.
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It was also horizontally based, unlike the failed prototypes of Super Mario Bros 2.
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We're also not all driving around in flying cars yet, though there are prototypes.
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One result: Today, the speed at which those guys test the prototypes is crazy.
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HotHouse inhabitants have access to mentors, venture capitalists and sources to help with prototypes.
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According to Heritage Auctions, only 200 prototypes of the video game console were made.
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"Prototypes are happening," he tweeted, with a photo of some masks in the making.
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The new rules will create a class of hybrid prototypes for both racing bodies.
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The site was relatively inactive until late 2018, when SpaceX began building Starship prototypes.
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Carlsberg has released details of two new "paper bottle" research prototypes it's working on.
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Like many of their 19th-century prototypes, Tanya and Miranda are not very likable.
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The companies that will build the prototypes are Caddell Construction Company of Montgomery, Ala.
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Early prototypes of the vehicle are already under construction at SpaceX facilities in Texas.
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They built the first 19.993 prototypes by hand and were granted a utility patent.
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There's very little technological complexity going on here, compared to prototypes of weed breathalyzers.
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The tool can also adapt prototypes based on readings from sensors like motion detection.
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The newly released request for proposals calls for two types of border wall prototypes.
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Kanye West reportedly built prototypes of houses inspired by a planet in "Star Wars"
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Alas, it's just a concept and some jerk(s) stole it — both prototypes, even!
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After months of work, the entrepreneurs delivered 15 prototypes, mostly to people they knew.
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Two separate incident reports noted eye injuries incurred while testing prototypes of some sort.
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So he built some prototypes to resemble the four-legged amble of a goat.
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In fact, once Nike had these prototypes and they were pretty sure that they worked, they started giving out these prototypes that were disguised to look like other shoes to other runners in early 2016, to some of their select sponsored athletes.
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They had a vision for the phone and called in multiple prototypes from Alibaba manufacturers.
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Its Studio system, priced at around $120,000, is designed for prototypes and small production runs.
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"We're making sure the prototypes and these early chipsets are available to anybody," Topol says.
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Artveoli incorporated last September, after starting out doing tests and building prototypes in a garage.
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Alauda are still testing prototypes on a field within Australian military airspace, with government permission.
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Caption: Many design prototypes solved one problem only to introduce others ...Christie Hemm Klok/WIRED
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Johnson's case is just one of many that used TrueAllele or other prototypes like it.
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Udashkin saved money so that he could self-fund his first round of suitcase prototypes.
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Spy photographers have recently captured Focus prototypes undergoing pre-production testing in Europe as well.
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We are showing prototypes now to content producing partners in preparation for the HYDROGEN Network.
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Dozens of prototypes and hundreds of lab hours later, Casper thinks it's cracked the code.
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We build prototypes, and we're always trying to push the state of the art forward.
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Designs can serve as inspiration for the meticulous or final prototypes for the time-constrained.
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And two: will someone please wash those prototypes, or at least give them a trim?
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Prototypes are functioning but it is not clear what shape the machines will eventually take.
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Many of the self-driving car prototypes are cars with no steering wheels at all.
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They estimate they'll need systems that are 10 times faster than today's very best prototypes.
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Microsoft accidentally revealed one of these prototypes during a promotional Surface marketing video on YouTube.
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To test his prototypes, he carried a balloon filled with goat's blood under his clothes.
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And 40 prototypes later, Everlane is ready to introduce its latest innovation to the world.
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The plan also calls for a 400-meter (1,212-foot) track for testing hyperloop prototypes.
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In 2016, it tested prototypes of the first ever autonomous delivery vehicle in Brisbane, Australia.
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We do the deep science and the scientific investigation, but we do put prototypes together.
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Also in contradistinction to CFS, Tokamak Energy has already built a series of working prototypes.
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The fabric soon turned into prototypes of sci-fi-chic, anti-surveillance coats and bags.
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For now, the company says these are thought experiments more than prototypes for viable products.
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The company tested prototypes with her and other sportswomen, including Emirati figure skater Zahra Lari.
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What's more, each Lab's exterior contains hooks onto which smaller architectural prototypes can be affixed.
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Outside of a few prototypes, the software to solve those problems simply doesn't exist yet.
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Nearly 130 prototypes later, Kemball-Cook launched a new version of the product in May.
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Ford, in fact, has been creating prototypes using 2200-D printing for almost two decades.
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Ford, meanwhile, is using its self-driving prototypes in Ann Arbor to deliver Domino's pizza.
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I:Object includes representative small scale works that double as prototypes for the exhibition's larger iterations.
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Current picture: Although companies are already testing fully autonomous vehicles, most are very rough prototypes.
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Here's a look at three prototypes, one test and one confirmed roll out from Instagram.
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Why it matters: Stagecraft can help test prototypes that otherwise wouldn't be safe to test.
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CLARIFICATION: This story has been updated to clarify only the concrete prototypes were announced Thursday.
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We're waiting on the last round of prototypes, and we'll start taking orders this Christmas.
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Until now, Google had used an automotive supplier to build its own autonomous-vehicle prototypes.
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As such, even quantum computer prototypes have the ability to invalidate many forms of cybersecurity.
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The Army expects to receive fire-control prototypes sometime in October, according to Brig. Gen.
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He carried this hacker spirit of zeal and frugality into his ingenious prototypes for LIGO.
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It also teaches you how to create pitch decks, Pidoco interactive prototypes, and ad campaigns.
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There are prototypes of high-tech orange, grape, and apple harvesters in development as well.
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Amazon also said it has built many different kinds of prototypes for different delivery circumstances.
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Vuignier worked on six prototypes over two years before settling on the current Centriphone build.
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Ms. Howard felt there weren't enough prototypes for images of pregnant women, Ms. Hearn said.
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She's a clunky composite of such prototypes as Carmen D'Alessio, Joanne Horowitz and Nikki Haskell.
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TAXA is still working on perfecting the glowing plant, though a few prototypes have shipped.
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Their work has resulted in the production of two prototypes of the PHASA-35 UAV.
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We're going to be looking at the prototypes, which is very important for our country.
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Sanctions today are smart weapons, unlike the clunky, one-dimensional prototypes of the Cold War.
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But construction based on those prototypes has not begun, nor has the wall been funded.
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We can probably agree that it's wrong to build prototypes for Donald Trump's border wall.
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Engineers were encouraged to try it out and test prototypes to see if they broke.
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NASA officials unveiled two new spacesuit prototypes at the agency's headquarters in Washington on Tuesday.
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She took her early prototypes to a local shelter to get feedback from homeless people.
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The construction of several wall prototypes is supposed to begin in San Diego this summer.
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As for the Air Force, it is hoping to test some uniform prototypes next year.
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The two companies tested the first prototypes at Fiat Chrysler's proving grounds near Ann Arbor.
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At the moment, Impossible's steak prototypes are squishy and homogeneous, far too easy to eat.
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There, in 1962, with rocket prototypes crowding the pews, India's space program was being born.
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And sure, yes, there were big flying-car prototypes from companies like Hyundai and Bell.
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Alas, this is CES, and things tend to go wrong with even the best prototypes.
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Those prototypes, once accepted, can then be easily handed off to engineering teams for implementation.
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Will Magna let other companies build their own prototypes or reference cars on the platform?
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When auto makers test prototypes, their vehicles can include parts in various stages of readiness.
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Two more Starship prototypes are currently under construction — one in Texas and another in Florida.
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Trump visited his border wall prototypes for the first time — and the photos are great
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Unlike the headset, these will be designed to be worn for longer periods of time, with The Information reporting that "current prototypes look like high-priced sunglasses with thick frames that house the battery and chips," according to a person who has seen prototypes.
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Last year, Acre Designs built two prototypes and secured deposits for six homes worth $2.9 million.
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After going through numerous prototypes, the current generation of the device is about 80 percent accurate.
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But he praised the transition team for "getting different prototypes" in front of the President-elect.
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We take you through a selection of industrial prototypes to explain some of Oculus' key decisions.
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"The response has been wonderful -- her nurses have tried the prototypes and given suggestions," Casano said.
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Hailey Stewart, one of Frog's industrial designers, had scattered an array of prototypes on a table.
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Disguised prototypes of just such a vehicle have been spotted on public roads in recent days.
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Both are developing Starship prototypes in an intra-company competition to see which is more effective.
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He's showing me research prototypes to illustrate the wizardry behind the new pen and ink technology.
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The company has already built Model 3 prototypes and initial crash test results have been "positive."
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Note that the Fairystring products I tested are prototypes, whereas the Luminoodle is well into production.
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We have working prototypes, and we're working through how to produce and distribute them right now.
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But, one after another, these prototypes collapsed along the same narrative parabola of idealism and disillusionment.
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Rotating wings is a feature more commonly seen in flying car prototypes and rarely in drones.
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Of course, that hasn't stopped a variety of companies from mislabeling their prototypes as flying cars.
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Earlier this year, Alphabet-owned Google partnered with Fiat Chrysler to develop self-driving minivan prototypes.
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Today the company is launching rapid prototypes of CNC subtractive prototyping with a three-day turnaround.
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In total, they crafted five different prototypes, which family and friends wore and offered feedback on.
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The cuboid solid primitive, a mainstay of Unity prototypes and jam games, should be retired now.
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At the end of the class, everyone presented their prototypes to a panel of venture capitalists.
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You can see this evolution in the autonomous vehicle prototypes that nearly all have Intel inside.
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And by sharing prototypes with novice users, crowdsourced UX research helps interaction designers avoid confirmation bias.
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There was certainly interest in this head-mounted display when prototypes went on sale in 2013.
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She not only did she write the prototypes of the murder-mystery genre—she perfected it.
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"I'm really excited because I received the first prototypes of our Good American denim," said Kardashian.
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They're the best and worst prototypes of what a personalized voice-assistant might one day be.
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The company added that, thankfully, that those were not the sole two prototypes of the device.
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This year the focus is to develop prototypes and get ready for the 2021 global launch.
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The prototypes themselves don't look terribly imposing or beautiful; they look utilitarian and kind of grubby.
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Google admitting prototypes exist makes sense—after all, have you seen the multitude of Google patents?
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Boeing rival Airbus and the German start-up Volocopter are developing their own air taxi prototypes.
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At best, they're experimental prototypes put forth in good faith by inexperienced developers exploring new technology.
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In the course of it he flew 487 different types of aircraft, most of them prototypes.
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Barros came by the Mashable office last week to show me prototypes of the three products.
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However, keep in mind these bike helmets are still prototypes until they are shipped to consumers.
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The estimated cost for the eight prototypes is between $2.4 million and $4 million, in total.
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The clothing itself isn't going to be bulky or mechanical-looking, either, as early prototypes were.
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But most projectors feel like rejected prototypes that never should have been released to the public.
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The proximity means the company can have prototypes sent back within under a day, Kiang said.
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At most, including testing prototypes, there will never be more than 150 of this car manufactured.
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From many scans like this, the prototypes can be evaluated for safety, accuracy, and clinical relevance.
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Cantrell called the next three launch vehicles "prototypes," meaning that they will be built by hand.
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Here you'll also find toiles, or muslins — prototypes used in early stages of the design process.
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Six years later, Song Youzhou, the designer of the bus, says that prototypes are being constructed.
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The government has also constructed prototypes of the border wall Trump advocated for during the campaign.
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In a new annex, across the way, designers were peering at Tree prototypes arrayed on tables.
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According to Semmelhack, this greater-good collab was also one of the year's most iconic prototypes.
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As Business Insider previously reported, these homes were supposed to be temporary prototypes for homeless housing.
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The prototypes that Uber showed looked more like drones than helicopters, with four rotors on wings.
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The company plans to launch the prototypes into orbit around Earth before the end of 2020.
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The demos were always great, and the prototypes were always as ugly as they were expensive.
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Lockheed Martin is one of six U.S. companies under NASA contract to build prototypes for NextSTEP.
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The eight prototypes cost between $300,85033 and $500,000 each to build, according to the news service.
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I would make early prototypes and offer it as a special sometimes to the regular customers.
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So the students came up with some prototypes that wrapped around the stubs of his arms.
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Construction is underway on prototypes of Trump's border wall — see what they look like so far
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But it's the properties you can't register with the senses that make these prototypes so innovative.
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Fitbit is currently working with sleep labs to study how prototypes perform in detecting sleep apnea.
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"People have these prototypes in their head about what a leader looks like," Dr. McClean said.
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The design isn't that far off from previous iterations of the concept car and initial prototypes.
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Last year, Customs and Border Protection spent $20 million on border wall prototypes near San Diego.
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Despite numerous tests of blockchain-based prototypes, a real breakthrough in application is missing so far.
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Other teams have designs that are still on the drawing board or are working on prototypes.
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The prize initially offers 10 chosen contenders $200,000 to build prototypes of more efficient cooling methods.
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Again though, these are all prototypes so it's highly likely they're all going change over time.
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This definition would disqualify building a wall based on the prototypes that were unveiled in October.
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Back at the Newark production facility, 80 beta prototypes float like ghosts behind the company offices.
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"And after these prototypes are designed for other worlds, we can bring them back to ours."
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The four companies selected to build the non-concrete prototypes are Caddell Construction in Montgomery, Ala.
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Once, the singer showed a reporter from Forbes all the prototypes of his shoes for Yeezy.
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The company researched fabrics and had the participants in Ms. Hussein's Girls gym program test prototypes.
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Trump heads to San Diego Tuesday to inspect prototypes for a wall on the southern border.
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Usually, automakers spend a lot of time on planning and prototypes before going into full production.
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Four of the prototypes are made from concrete and the rest from steel or other materials.
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When Tesla originally showed off its Semi prototypes last year, they did not feature analog mirrors.
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Hap Plain has amassed one of the largest private collections of rare and unreleased Apple prototypes.
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The company's technology is primarily used for making fast prototypes in industrial design and mechanical engineering.
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By May 2016, Uber's self-driving car prototypes could be seen driving around on Pittsburgh streets.
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Perhaps post-sensitivity-training Starbucks will become a more tolerant environment that more resembles historical prototypes.
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Click here to view original GIFConstruction of border wall prototypes by US Customs and Border Protection outside of San Diego, California (GIF made from US Customs and Border Protection video)US Customs and Border Protection recently released video of President Trump's border wall prototypes in San Diego.
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In addition to several computer-driven prototyping machines, Area 404 includes several machines for manually building prototypes.
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"We've been working on a maternity denim line called Good Mama," said the star, showing off prototypes.
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In fact, Fox News claims that US Navy SEALs attempted to breach the wall prototypes and couldn't.
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Ten years ago, self-driving car prototypes could barely drive 10 miles across a relatively uncluttered desert.
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DUNE prototypes at CERN (Image: Ryan F. Mandelbaum)Particle physics is rarely a cheap-and-easy endeavor.
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Students craft prototypes, from a reinvented waffle iron to a folding desk, at The Product Realization Lab.
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Until that day comes, we'll just have to make do with prototypes like this one from FlexEnable.
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Although neither experiment has been approved by CERN, prototypes are already being built on the LHC's grounds.
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And Hadrovic said some of those service members took Molar Mic prototypes to Afghanistan and provided feedback.
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"Aerospace customers don't want only prototypes, they want parts that will fly," APWorks CEO Joachim Zettler said.
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Three years, $4 million, and two prototypes later, the Trust has revealed a tested, more complete version.
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We are involved in a number of prototypes and tests right now and this is happening now.
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Three hundred prototypes and one $25,83 KickStarter campaign later, West and Berman were happy with the design.
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In the 1930s, Prouvé began creating prototypes for his portable building systems and secured patents for them.
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Whether she likes it or not, the most useful prototypes for Bregoli are Kreayshawn and Iggy Azalea.
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The European brewer revealed two new recyclable prototypes of its sustainably sourced wood fiber bottle on Thursday.
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Its early experiments resulted in EVE Valkyrie: One of the first game prototypes for the Oculus Rift.
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The administration is already moving forward with construction of prototypes for the promised wall in San Diego.
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A lot of prototypes have been showcased recently, and a lot of money is being tossed around.
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The prototypes also featured brackets that offered the speakers flexibility to be attached beneath Ikea kitchen cabinets.
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It's worth stressing that Google is only making the API freely available for building prototypes for now.
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I spoke with two top product executives, Sara Haider and Mike Kruzeniski, who showed me some prototypes.
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These prototypes do not directly address harassment; other divisions at Twitter are at work on that problem.
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The company tested prototypes at its Kansas City, Missouri, headquarters, and considered making it a restaurant product.
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The first prototypes just wouldn't crawl: the tubes would expand upward or the skin was too thick.
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"We all race prototypes and Formula cars and GT cars, but this is definitely a new breed."
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Early prototypes didn't have any actual printing on the cardboard, for instance, which made assembling them confusing.
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The technology has been used by engineers to build prototypes for decades but has become more widespread.
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Although these hurdles cannot be met in 22020, early prototypes of everything required will exist this year.
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Another company, LR Acquisitions, bought the company's patents and 70 prototypes of the un-launched Lily drone.
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There are lots of fanciful renderings and prototypes, lots of pulled-off covers and pointing of spotlights.
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He spends hours refining prototypes of the car, hoping that one day he will make it fly.
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In the beginning, I did everything — I was on my own, building those 5,127 prototypes, every day.
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It's even been rumored many times that Apple's had iPhone prototypes with the iPad Pro's Smart Connector.
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You probably have never heard of them, but all of these companies have actual, workingflying car prototypes.
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But alas, you're bound by an NDA that required you to burn all prototypes and early designs.
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But it showed me some 3D-printed prototypes, some working and some not, that incorporate the tech.
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Sony says the specs and overall design is the same as the recent prototypes it has demoed.
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The idea is that these prototypes will "create a 'design standard' for operational walls," CBP has said.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection will ask several of the bidders to build prototypes in San Diego.
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Sony's Future Lab has unveiled the first of many concept prototypes that it wants your feedback on.
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Sony is doing something unheard of in the consumer electronic space: It's going to show off prototypes.
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The Amber One is set to enter production in 2018, with prototypes hitting the road next year.
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Dr. Thatcher Cardon worked nights and weekends on the prototypes with his wife and two teenage kids.
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Home restaurants and the women who staffed them were prototypes for what came next in the movement.
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Increasingly, however, 3D-printed objects are being produced as finished items, rather than as models or prototypes.
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Prototypes tested in patients use hundreds of electrodes, while some used for research in monkeys approach 2,000.
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Volvo and Uber have developed several prototypes since entering into a joint engineering partnership in September 2016.
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"We already were getting [interest] with the Kickstarter prototypes," co-founder and CTO Luke Campbell told TechCrunch.
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Those prototypes were supposed to start construction in the summer, but have been pushed back to November.
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Today, the former cafeteria serves as the atelier, which produces collection prototypes, special orders and short runs.
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I remember us building the first few prototypes of the device, which was then called a Ploom.
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The operating system in Textron's prototypes was designed to prevent heat buildup in the system, Prender said.
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Pavlich appeared to be referring to past Fox News reports about tests on the border wall prototypes.
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SpaceX has built two prototypes of the vehicle, called Starhopper and Starship Mark 1, in South Texas.
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That's why, intially, Bijlmer and his girlfriend had a few prototypes made by hand at the factory.
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The company will now move on to testing bigger and more capable prototypes in pursuit of Starship.
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Some repairs and improvements to existing border infrastructure, including the prototypes, are covered by existing budget appropriations.
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Maestro and Harmony are still prototypes, but ReNeu hopes they will be in patient trials by 2018.
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In another building, several 3-D printers whirred away, producing spare parts and prototypes of jewelry designs.
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If you search the web for rare Apple prototypes, you'll likely come across the name Hap Plain.
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And most of the major VR headset prototypes are also developing a format for immersive spatial audio.
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All the while, Apple has reportedly been building iPhone prototypes that eradicate usage of Qualcomm technologies altogether.
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All eight prototypes — four full concrete mockups, and four from mixed materials — failed a basic penetrability test.
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During a visit to California on Tuesday, Trump inspected wall prototypes and urged Congress to fund it.
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LG Display is working on more prototypes and innovations, and showed CNN a number of new products.
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The first phase was primarily a planning stage, focusing on establishing launch prototypes for future aerospace missions.
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We've already seen significant progress in the energy density of batteries, allowing the creation of early prototypes.
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It said the waiver used to build the prototypes is unconstitutional and oversteps the executive branch's reach.
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The prototypes have not been used to construct a border wall, nor has the wall been funded.
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Uber Elevate envisions using electric propulsion, the different prototypes using multiple propellers, much like today's unmanned drones.
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"With some of the new robotic-arm prototypes, you get all kinds of cool functionality," he said.
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The first 30 prototypes, of which Houston has 10, cost several thousand dollars each, Dr. Jackson said.
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Last week the Trump made his first visit to California and visited the eight border wall prototypes.
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The department has reallocated $20 million from other programs to pay for the prototypes and related costs.
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In the last year, the bootstrapped startup has developed seven prototypes, five of which are for sports.
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One of the prototypes that Sensate has built is the machine that Kolla's daughter is playing against.
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So we need the prototypes to start integrating those capacities and burn down some of that risk.
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The Kitty Hawk Flyer is one of several prototypes the start-up, based in Mountain View, Calif.
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Impossible Foods had already made steak prototypes, but isn't near scaling in that area, the CEO said.
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Both companies have used CES to show off prototypes, concepts, and supposedly soon-to-ship real products.
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When we got to Jackson's office, she rustled up a couple of prototypes of the talking vest.
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Over the next two years, they spent anywhere from $230,230 to $10,000 designing, developing and testing prototypes.
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The first vans will hit the road in 2021, with prototypes possibly arriving as soon as 2020.
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In April 2017, CBP awarded contracts totaling more than $3 million for eight prototypes to six companies.
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The prototypes will be built out of concrete, 18 to 21625 feet high and 2900 feet long.
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His collection of more than 250 prototypes includes iPhones, iPads, Macs and pretty much everything in between.
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Car-bomb fears and stolen prototypes: Inside Facebook's efforts to protect its 80,000 workers around the globe.
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At first, he produced mostly prototypes for other brands; in 2015, he began focusing on developing AkriviA.
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Instead, the vials are labeled with numbers, looking a bit like prototypes stolen from a chemistry lab.
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We've seen massive MicroLED models like Samsung's Wall before, but they were primarily proof-of-concept prototypes.
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The first prototypes were built over a decade ago and contained less than 50 pounds of xenon.
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If this technology does become mainstream, the successful design might look very different from these early prototypes.
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But users were often asked to give feedback on prototypes or mockups rather than actual, working systems.
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That feature already works on earlier prototypes and will be available later on as a software update.
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"Now there are no clear prototypes, so things are more fuzzy and there's less certainty," she says.
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And by extension, what I'm going to work on next is sort of a series of these prototypes.
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Funding for pending government contracts for wall prototypes is untouched — those contracts were funded through the 2016 budget.
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Currently Amanda has been making prototypes with a hand iron and it takes over one day per tent.
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To truly capture Copeland's likeness, the company took numerous photos and sent the dancer various prototypes to critique.
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The label's Brooklyn studio has an archive of everything Outlier has sold, and prototypes for weekly new releases.
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In California, the Trump administration has built at least eight border wall prototypes, including fences and concrete structures.
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In June, CPB announced plans to build four to eight different wall prototypes this year in San Diego.
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So, for now, we'll just have to make do with glimpses of Tesla prototypes driving down the street.
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At the time though, Woods didn't have a product, just prototypes, and the Sharks ripped apart Woods' pitch.
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These will perform high-altitude testing before SpaceX builds additional prototypes for orbital, and ultimately human, test flights.
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"We built 1000 prototypes over 5 engineering builds so, we have a very good handle on the production."
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Sixense still regularly takes prototypes on tour at major trade shows like the Game Developers Conference and CES.
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Lockheed Martin and Boeing also both possess drone prototypes that could form the basis for the MQ-25.
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Frolov said Russia had successfully produced prototypes of new weapons systems, but struggled to move to serial production.
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Far too often, those prototypes go nowhere, and that has been especially true for the last few years.
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Autonomy is still in its infancy, and self-driving cars (despite public perception) are still prototypes, not products.
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Apple is reportedly testing "more than 10 prototypes" of the iPhone 43, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Kocienda doesn't really know, but those are the prototypes he used to create the popular on-screen keyboard.
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I've spent a couple of days with one of the Pocket Tripod prototypes, and It works fantastically well.
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UpLabs wants to be a resource for developers to learn more about design and to purchase interactive prototypes.
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The first of the prototypes were due to be in Chauffeur's hands by the end of this year.
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If anything, Nuro's first vehicle looks more like the original "Firefly" prototypes that Google officially retired in 2017.
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So far the studio's built five different prototypes, which it showed off during the recent Milan design week.
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Like so many Intel prototypes, it failed to find the right partner to bring the technology to market.
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At CES this year, Google is only showing two prototypes — and they're pretty low-rent, 3D-printed things.
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I can't disclose them yet, but they've already received and are in the process of testing the prototypes.
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Production of the $1 million-plus car was limited to 375 cars and 21 prototypes and preproduction models.
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Last month CBP put out a call for "concept papers" to design and build prototypes by March 10.
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Prototypes of the fabric on a chair have shown protection for up to six months, according to Okumu.
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An ocean-cleaning innovation finally became a reality in 2195 after five years of research, prototypes and creativity.
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Initial subsystem prototypes are included within the scope of the current Boeing and Northrop deals, service developers said.
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Once the current prototypes are shipped, Lily's creators will focus on new languages such as French and Spanish.
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Maruti, controlled by Japan's Suzuki Motor Corp, last year said it would start testing 50 electric vehicle prototypes.
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He was doing it right near where the border wall prototypes are now being constructed outside San Diego.
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Element Group, for example, "designed prototypes for sleeping bags and a tent system" that would be sold commercially.
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UPS said the network should benefit customers that occasionally need parts fast or industrial designers who need prototypes.
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They're mostly proof-of-concepts and prototypes, though you wouldn't guess that by looking at Samsung's smart belt.
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If you're building hardware it will be easier for you to go back to China to get prototypes.
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At Anomalie's San Francisco headquarters, mannequins sporting design prototypes stand beside software teams optimizing the new dress visualizer.
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I was at Sony's "Wow Factory" exhibit where the company demos research prototypes and other bleeding edge tech.
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You can then start experimenting with prototypes and measuring their success before creating a final product, she noted.
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Headsets and prototypes have been released by companies like Google, Samsung, Sony, HTC, Intel, LG, Qualcomm and others.
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BAE confirmed the $198 million deal in a statement and said the company has already produced 16 prototypes.
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To better assess the risks, some of the most promising designs will be built as prototypes and tested.
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Dozens of other companies are working on their own prototypes, though some probably don't qualify as flying cars.
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Another establishes pilot programs that will attempt to increase screening efficiency and establish prototypes for innovative screening techniques.
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But the bigger problem is that the Fixer Upper duo has been making Airbnb rental prototypes all along.
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"We built 1,000 prototypes over five engineering builds, so we have a very good handle on the production."
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In the same time frame, Ford plans to expand its fleet to 30 self-driving prototypes from 10.
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The eight prototypes were built to allow the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to evaluate effectiveness and durability.
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OTA agreements jumpstart the slow technology-buying process and rapidly develop prototypes for assessment by the military services.
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The government's chosen a handful of contractors to build prototypes, which are currently being erected near San Diego.
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The dwellings were supposed to be temporary prototypes, but a Los Angeles county inspector said they looked permanent.
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SpaceX is working feverishly in South Texas and Florida to develop and test-launch prototypes of the system.
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The prototypes showed a continuous evolution with further improvements in the systems and RCS and IR signature reduction.
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Workers from six companies spent a month constructing prototypes designed to deter illegal entry of immigrants and drugs.
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Each of the prototypes were specifically designed to impede digging and climbing, and withstand breaches, Vitiello said Thursday.
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Some of them were very crude prototypes that I could never imagine taking off in any meaningful way.
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The FT reports, too, that Apple has been building prototypes of possible headset configurations for several months now.
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It's where Apple crafts prototypes of Mac desktops and laptops to test theories about their design and usability.
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The game went through a few different prototypes, like a vertically scrolling game, which ultimately didn't go anywhere.
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Customs and Border Protection was similarly worried that large protests could somehow disrupt the construction of the prototypes.
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It took a full year, around eight prototypes and 200 sample women who were measured, tested and assessed.
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Officials have been testing the prototypes using a variety of methods to try to climb and breach them.
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That interest eventually led him to develop his own synthesizers; by 21963 he was working on several prototypes.
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Mr. Trump visited California in mid-March to inspect border wall prototypes designed to keep out undocumented immigrants.
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In other words, taxpayer money is being used to guard the prototypes not against Mexicans, but against…taxpayers.
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Looking at photos of the eight prototypes, Mr. Beckmann said he couldn't imagine how Mr. Trump would choose.
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Since then, he's encouraged students to design, build, and test their Hyperloop pod prototypes at the SpaceX campus.
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This is one of just a few prototypes, so I wasn't expecting a production-ready level of refinement.
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The next stage, Gupta explains, would be to create prototypes that could be tested for function and safety.
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Her research also led to the development of precision insulin infusion devices and prototypes for an artificial pancreas.
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Officials said they planned to build four to eight prototypes but did not say when construction would begin.
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But homeland security officials used $20 million allocated from other programs at the department to pay for prototypes.
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Customs and Border Protection is selecting bidders to build prototypes through a competition in San Diego this summer.
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Twitter has already experimented with a suite of conversational tweaks in Twttr, an app where it tests prototypes.
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So we need more prototypes to get there and burn down the technical risk of the payload integration.
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Small's office is going to keep testing prototypes and developing requirements in conjunction with the Surface Development Squadron.
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But, you know: Alas, this is CES, and things tend to go wrong with even the best prototypes.
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These engineers discussed developments by Company 6 that would have application to HUAWEI's own prototypes then under design.
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Karl Lagerfeld bought many of the Memphis prototypes for his Monaco apartment and — well, the rest is history.
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Which is why, in an added twist, T-Mobile actually created prototypes for its Binge On Up helmets.
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A prototype of the physical dial was put together quickly — no fancy prototypes — and research groups responded positively.
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Foxconn's factories could quickly produce prototypes, increase production and, during peak periods, hire hundreds of thousands of workers.
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NBC News has reported border barrier prototypes tested in 2017 were found to be vulnerable to reciprocating saws.
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On Friday, Colbert roasted Trump for his reports on the development of prototypes for his promised border wall.
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Many of these advanced prosthetics are still prototypes and may not reach the general population for a while.
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I focused on Zee Aero's 10-propeller design above, but there are lots of other prototypes under development.
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In addition, they run software testing of these applications, create product prototypes and write manuals relating to application development.
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One is YouTuber and noted RED shooter Marques Brownlee, who checked out a few Hydrogen One prototypes last month.
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These prototypes are called "P series devices," and Dickson reports that they're the first step of every Apple project.
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Trump reportedly described a concrete wall on the campaign, but his administration built multiple non-concrete prototypes in 2017.
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Even with modern innovations like 3D printing, producing those real-world prototypes isn't fast, and it definitely isn't cheap.
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Ng is the chief scientist at Chinese tech giant Baidu, and this is one of the company's latest prototypes.
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His stop in San Diego to visit the prototypes was greeted by demonstrators on both sides of the border.
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It covers the creation of simple wireframes, prototypes for desktop and mobile, and tons of workflow hacks and shortcuts.
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Stewart and Wang are still hashing out new speculum prototypes, while Kumar and Hobart refine the app and experience.
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By the end of the 2017 school year, researchers hope to have feedback from students on the current prototypes.
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On March 13, he visited the recently constructed 30-foot-tall prototypes and spoke to reporters on the implementation.
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The product envisioned is great, and the delightful prototypes I tested suggest that the campaign knows what it's doing.
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Specifically, the expanded integration allows designers to share InVision Studio designs and prototypes right within Jira, Trello and Confluence.
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Last year, the company announced that it was pushing back shipping to October, noting that initial prototypes weren't sufficient.
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In under a decade, Baugh said, it's possible quantum radar prototypes will be ready for testing in the field.
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The first prototypes and an app to measure biometrics were revealed at Democratic Design Days, Ikea's annual product conference.
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Researchers showed off prototypes of a wall that can dim the lights when you swipe it with your hand.
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To make sure the product can actually be built, the company made 200 prototypes (like the one I tested).
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By early May, Rubin expects to have 20 to 25 prototypes available to backers who pledged $1,000 or more.
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The longer answer I got was that a THX certified version of the Blade Pro only took two prototypes.
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It was a risky bet for Facebook, which was acquiring a company that had only sold prototypes to developers.
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As Shorten stressed, the team also focused on making it very easy to share artboards and prototypes with others.
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It moved into the kind of commercial spaces MakerBot is targeting, where it's allowed companies to rapidly develop prototypes.
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To their right, crumbling wooden prototypes stand as a kind of museum to the humble company's even humbler origins.
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Prototypes of the silver, two-seater sports cars with gull-wing doors first rolled off the line in Oct.
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Even worse, Google prototypes have given other companies—including Uber and Apple—ideas about getting into the car space.
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Today InVision announced even deeper integrations with Jira, letting users embed actual InVision prototypes right within a Jira ticket.
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NASA was an early partner for Microsoft on HoloLens, and previously tested early prototypes of the augmented reality headset.
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According to Cult of Mac, Jason's got prototypes, code manuals, Newtons, an Apple 1, and even a Next computer.
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The firm debuted its prototypes in December, going on to launch its semi-driving features earlier than originally scheduled.
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Now that 3D printers are available in Nairobi, BRCK can get new prototypes made in days for about $25.
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There were some pretty wild prototypes at CES this year, like LG's rollable TV and Razer's smartphone / laptop combo.
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The prototypes will be 30 feet tall and 30 feet wide and will cost up to $500,000 to make.
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It takes years to test prototypes and get approval from federal regulators before a company can even start construction.
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Within two years, he quit his job and began building crude burger-making robot prototypes in his parents' garage.
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Instead, researchers can now print dozens of prototypes in an hour, each a bit different, and then test them.
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Trump's visit to eight wall segment prototypes standing in Otay Mesa near San Diego is fundamentally a photo op.
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The competitors weren't full blown Robocars, though—the series tests its self-driving AI system using prototypes called DevBots.
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The company has already made hundreds of prototypes and will do one more manufacturing round before starting mass production.
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The winning concepts receive funding to prototype; from there, the prototypes must be submitted for testing before a deadline.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Electric car prototypes and plans are set to dominate the Paris auto show as the Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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Vitiello told reporters he believes that when barriers such as the border wall prototypes are "effectively resourced," they work.
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You'll need between $10,210 and $22.3,25 just to get started building prototypes and testing at the very earliest stages.
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The ones here at CES were just prototypes, and Sevenhugs says it's designing far prettier versions for consumers' homes.
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As Google develops its VR platform, Daydream, the company is sharing clips of its virtual reality concepts and prototypes.
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In August, NASA selected six companies to create prototypes for deep-space habitats that astronauts could potentially live in.
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The move could signal a push from Boston Dynamics to focus more on reducing the costs of its prototypes.
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I've seen dozens of VR prototypes from various companies, research facilities, and private tinkerers in the past few years.
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But according to Nartker, we're not there yet — even with inside-out tracking prototypes like Oculus' Santa Cruz headset.
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It's a significant risk — but, unlike some VR prototypes, not a project that feels inherently too big to succeed.
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The machine is intended to make prototypes as the polymers are not yet robust enough for a final product.
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Army officials would not release the names of the companies chosen to make prototypes for the second PON effort.
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Nine vendors submitted prototypes for what would come to be known as MRAPs (em-raps): mine-resistant, ambush-protected.
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Such technologies exist, but so far only in the sense that flying cars exist—as expensive-to-produce prototypes.
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These brake brackets and auxiliary plugs aren't prototypes; they go into vehicles that buyers will drive off the lot.
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To make the booster-and-rocket-ship system a reality, SpaceX is developing and launching prototypes in South Texas.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: We-- you know, we've seen some of the-- the videos and the prototypes, and-- DARA KHOSROWSHAHI: Yes.
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Fisher has also met with members of Congress and invited government officials to see barrier prototypes in the desert.
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Current prototypes boast visual resolution that is 20 times greater than consumer VR devices, Varjo said in a statement.
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The 3D-printed prototypes that I saw and tried on were specifically designed to not draw attention in public.
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Experimental prototypes of the Chrome web browser will include a test of quantum-proof encryption algorithms, Google announced Thursday.
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In less than six months: SpaceX expects to launch into orbit with either its Mark 4 or 5 prototypes.
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Two of the prototypes appear to have the "see-through" component Trump has mentioned in several rallies and interviews.
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Whereas most robots at CES are prototypes of a finished product, Misty is more of a work in progress.
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This was when, for $1,500, Google started delivering prototypes to qualifying participants as part of their Glass Explorer program.
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Recent Ikea prototypes like chargers that transfer body heat into phone charging electricity signal the future of the brand.
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"I developed a lot of handmade and 3-D-printed prototypes before settling on this triangular spiral," she says.
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WATTERS: Trump in your backyard looking at the border prototypes, was there anyone that you guys liked in particular?
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"These are prototypes for a future where these augmented mailboxes are all over the US," say Woebken and Montgomery.
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This year, companies including LG, Samsung, and Sony showed off their latest prototypes at the annual consumer electronics show.
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NASA recently announced plans to test five deep-space habitat prototypes, including the above design from Sierra Nevada Corporation.
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We're putting the prototypes out of the four but it's possible to have elements of one or the other.
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NASA and a few start-ups are designing and in some cases building prototypes of small, battery-powered planes.
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I had to build the prototypes, one or two a day, which sounds tedious, but actually it was fascinating.
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The Department of Homeland Security unveiled eight wall prototypes in October 2017, which President Trump visited six months later.
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Trump has had eight prototypes of his dream barrier constructed just to show the country what it's been missing.
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The collaboration went far enough to result in actual prototypes, most of which have been completely lost to time.
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Turning Points Turning Point: Prototypes for a wall along the border between Mexico and the United States are unveiled.
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Details: This marked the final test for the Starhopper prototype, with two more advanced prototypes waiting in the wings.
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" Instead, it used some prototypes — "which looked good on the outside but were not fully functional" — for "beauty shots.
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Maze wants to reinvent usability tests by letting you turn design prototypes into tests in just a few clicks.
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They just had prototypes of these really cheap looking Android phones, and they had no buttons around the sides.
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He has stayed there for days at a time to work long late hours on prototypes alongside SpaceX staff.
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In May 2019, SpaceX sent up its first 60 operational satellites after launching a couple of prototypes last year.
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A source close to Kanye tells TMZ ... the structures were always intended to be temporary, because they're simply prototypes.
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Automotive manufacturing From the design process to virtual prototypes, car manufacturers have been using high-tech simulations for decades.
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The contracts came a week after the administration announced four companies that will build prototypes of concrete border walls.
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The department has diverted $20 million from other programs at the agency to begin construction of border wall prototypes.
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This year&aposs show was full of dazzling TVs, futuristic car prototypes, home robots, and a whole lot more.
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"We need to move extremely fast and make prototypes very rapidly," says Spencer Burns, CNC Model Maker at Facebook.
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But the prototypes are yet another sign that we're starting to move toward a future where everything is foldable.
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They often stay late into the evenings, conducting brainstorms, perfecting lines of code, shooting live-streams or assembling prototypes.
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"Suddenly, here was something that formed a missing link between our ancient prototypes and the living spiders," Selden said.
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With the prototypes complete, they will undergo a 30-day wait period to let the concrete dry and harden.
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Bigelow and the other companies have all been receiving visits from NASA personnel to do tests of these prototypes.
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The company showed off two new prototypes, including a "Half Dome 2" prototype and a "Half Dome 3" prototype.
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President Trump inspects border wall prototypes in San Diego on Wednesday during his first trip to California as president.
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The administration cannot use concrete wall or other prototypes that are not already in use for fencing and barriers.
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Microsoft (MSFT) was awarded the contract to supply "Integrated Visual Augmentation System" prototypes to the US military in November.
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The prototypes are in the same footprint as the San Diego secondary replacement barrier project, which began last week.
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On the third floor, even farther from harm's way, are workrooms in which furniture and décor prototypes are developed.
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By open-sourcing HomeKit, Apple hopes that more smart home manufacturers will try to integrate HomeKit in their prototypes.
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Vitiello added that prototypes were chosen based on their aesthetics, impenetrability, resistance to tampering, scaling and anti-breach properties.
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BMW and other companies are also working on driverless prototypes that have no steering wheel, brake or gas pedal.
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IBM made its Power chip technology open source a few years ago, and Google and others are designing prototypes.
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Construction of the prototypes for a border wall is set to begin this summer in the San Diego area.
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Like many of the prototypes on view, the Ouroboros Project increasingly struggled to meet its goal of full autonomy.
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By 1993 we had developed several working prototypes and showed an early iteration to British television programme Blue Peter.
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The November 18 action marked the first political activism against the prototypes, according to The San Diego Union-Tribune.
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So the story goes: Palmer Luckey was working on the Oculus Rift headset's earliest prototypes from his parents' house.
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In a briefing on the status of the wall on Tuesday, acting Deputy Commissioner for Customs and Border Protection Ronald Vitiello told reporters that the agency was moving forward and hoped to complete building prototypes by "end of summer," though which prototypes will get chosen to move forward is still to be decided.
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But Mr. Hudi said the technology was advancing so rapidly that Audi's current prototypes use much smaller, high-speed processors.
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Details: Several initiatives are already building prototypes of smart infrastructure components, some of which could potentially communicate with AVs directly.
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After collecting data, he began building prototypes out of LEGO for about 18 months, involving his students in the project.
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But where most collectors are trying to accrue a wishlist of machines sold to the public, Plain prefers the prototypes.
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And so they had to pull back to working with developers and bringing people in to help with making prototypes.
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Two prototypes, named Microsat 2a and 2b, are now packed and ready for launch atop a Falcon-9 v1.2 rocket.
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And while a touch-based interface was added to later Apple tablet prototypes, it was pen-only on the PenLite.
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Jeff Lieberman (JL): We all collaborated on how the folding mechanism would work and went through a lot of prototypes.
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A test driver for Italian exotic carmaker Pagani wrecked one of the company's $2.5 million prototypes in Germany last week.
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The current prototypes of the Free Parasol weigh around 11 pounds and have a flight time of just 20 minutes.
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Ella made several prototypes and gave them to her nurses to use for feedback on how to make it better.
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Consumer products using the technology aren't on the market yet, but Neal says Atacama is developing prototypes with several companies.
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The tech giant had been studying flexible OLED displays and asked suppliers for prototypes late last year, the Journal said.
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For instance, customer input is consulted during product development and customers are frequently engaged in the creation of new prototypes.
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And I wouldn't say that all my ideas weren't working—we had playable prototypes that proved out many of them.
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How could a technology best known for creating flimsy prototypes and personalized action figures be used for permanent construction projects?
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The prototypes will be used to decide upon a design for the wall that ultimately is constructed along the border.
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You've seen the prototypes, but now Ikea has set the date to show off its first Sonos-powered Symfonisk speakers.
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OH. We brought one of the final prototypes to a Beyoncé concert this summer…right before we went into production.
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With the Switch now out, the company tested its prototypes on the consumer version, only to find the same problem.
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As ideas flow, people taking part in the workshops immediately start producing prototypes with simple materials like cardboard and paper.
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With Roush, FarmWise will build a dozen prototypes win 2019 with the intention of scaling to additional units in 2020.
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Often, there are only a few manufacturers (including the phone maker itself) that have access to prototypes to make cases.
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President Trump speaks while participating in a tour of US–Mexico border wall prototypes in San Diego on March 21.
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Facebook prototypes a swipeable hybrid carousel of feed posts & Stories Facebook wants to move more people — and advertisers — to stories.
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The tech giant is forming a partnership with Fiat Chrysler that will initially focus on making self-driving minivan prototypes.
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No release date was given for the high-end audio accessory, but the company said they are actively testing prototypes.
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Walking around the CES show floor this week looking at VR prototypes, and all I'm reminded of is GiTS pic.twitter.
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Like it was for VR, CES will be a destination for all the forward-looking ideas and far-out prototypes.
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This type of experience could also be used for product development, to display prototypes within SharePoint on Mixed Reality headsets.
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A project starts with the script, which the casting director reads before meeting with the creative team to discuss prototypes.
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Electrolux's fancifully named Trilobite beat it to market by a year, having first shown off prototypes in the late-1990s.
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The company has been working on prototypes for years but has not yet had a product for consumers to buy.
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The smart toy maker started producing its dino toys soon after – adding different colors and prototypes fans could vote on.
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That shows companies are using 3D printing as a manufacturing process and not just as a way to make prototypes.
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Innoviz will be showing off prototypes of upcoming LiDAR hardware it plans to bring to production at CES this year.
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Internally, testing with these prototypes went well; Nintendo staff members were generally able to complete the kits with little problem.
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When devices are ready for scaled production, the prototypes built at Area 404 will be sent elsewhere to be copied.
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Either way, our timelines will now be MAGA hat-free, though we'll miss behind-the-scenes shots of Yeezy prototypes.
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That's why these prototypes are called noisy intermediate-scale quantum computers (NISQ), a term also coined by Preskill in 2017.
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The more the league moves toward shooting, small ball, and perimeter play, the greater the demand for certain defensive prototypes.
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Dickson says these "P" model iPhones are amongst the hardest prototypes to obtain (they don't even have finished home buttons).
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The report also says the company is currently testing the "fixed" Galaxy Fold prototypes on South Korea's three domestic carriers.
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Next year's CES will undoubtedly have even more prototypes and, hopefully, more 8K TVs you'll actually be able to buy.
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That process delays any construction on the prototypes, which have been authorized by congressional appropriators, until November at the earliest.
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My prototypes cost $50,000 and were made in machine shops on equipment that ran upwards of half a million dollars.
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We had set out with both prototypes at 99 percent, good enough for well over 40 miles according to Arcimoto.
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The tactical teams spent another 30 to 60 days testing the prototypes against breaching equipment, and climbing and digging tools.
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She explained that Kanye and his collaborators created eight prototypes before settling on this one, and demonstrated how it works.
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Screengrab via At the moment Harvey has produced a few prototypes, with different patterns targeting different algorithms—neural networks, OpenCV.
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Tesla's Model 3 design prototypes show a car aimed at German luxury sedans such as the Audi A3 or A4.
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A mass transportation expo held at Dulles International Airport, known as Transpo '72, produced many automated prototypes but few sales.
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Construction on eight prototypes on the Southern border has already begun — and is expected to be completed within 2292 days.
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Verification prototypes of the Polestar 1 vehicle, which are built largely by hand, mark the first testing phase for production.
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What's more, with its prototypes, Google is looking to build something completely different — taking the "car" out of autonomous car.
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I couldn't get mine to work, and it felt really flimsy, but again, these are just prototypes at this stage.
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Aero conducting test flights of its prototypes at an airport about an hour's drive away from Google's Mountain View headquarters.
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This is also where they create prototypes using a 3D printer and cut parts from a sheet of carbon fiber.
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Masten will offer up the two prototypes to companies looking to test out potential space technologies on rocket-powered vehicles.
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CBP has said it anticipates building four to eight prototypes and said Thursday it expects construction to begin this fall.
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All told, the process to evaluate the prototypes will take roughly three months once CBP gives companies notice to proceed.
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Previous iterations of the company's prototypes have been kicked over by humans only to stand right back up, for example.
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In their office, I tried on multiple prototypes, offering feedback on which designs felt the most comfortable against my fingers.
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Those "crappy prototypes" include the original Surface RT concept, that was an acrylic sheet with a piece of string attached.
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The drawings on graph paper are also fascinating simply because they are static prototypes of the light projections to come.
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Although the prototypes weren't ready for one of these battles when we saw them, the lasers alone were pretty striking.
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The ability to make realistic prototypes greatly speeds up product approval and the time it takes to get to market.
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Companies including Hyundai, BMW, and Panasonic have all developed exoskeleton prototypes of varying complexity in order to help manufacturing workers.
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The sheriff's department primarily assisted Customs and Border Protection during protests and Trump's visit to view the prototypes in March.
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The Swedish company said its first product prototypes based on rice straw will be ready by the end of 2018.
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Since their construction, the prototypes have been tested to see if they can be scaled, dug under or blown up.
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For six months, he and Cover worked on prototypes in Cover's garage, while Tom set up an office in Scottsdale.
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With water jet technology, you can create prototypes out of the materials that will be used in the final products.
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I'm representing my country, and I'm presenting the prototypes to juries made up of people from all over the world.
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Instead, it is focused on getting quick prototypes to Bay Area tech firms looking to rapidly iterate on a design.
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You got to grind through these prototypes, you got to experiment with them and you got to make a decision.
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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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The scenes between Hillary and Bill, in particular, feel like fairly obvious externalizations of common speculations about their prototypes' relationship.
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Apple thinks virtual reality is "really cool" and, according to the Financial Times, has a secret team building headset prototypes.
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Officials said the prototypes, which will also be constructed in the San Diego area, are designed to deter illegal crossings.
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Some prototypes are already carrying out test flights and operators hope to begin commercial services within the next few years.
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"I always draw everything, correct prototypes, choose accessories, buttons, details," Mr. Malkovich said of his process in a phone interview.
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According to Osborne, that's because of a recent rise in public interest interest in one-offs, prototypes and concept cars.
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The company showed me two prototypes of the models that will hit shelves in the latter half of the year.
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Most of the design tools on the market help designers build their own prototypes independently, or collaborate with other designers.
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He shared a blog post with photos of his prototypes on the message board Hacker News, which got people's attention.
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Some prototypes will be on display at the Consumer Electronics Show this month if you want to try it out.
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I love seeing entrepreneurs who actually start working on prototypes or proof of concept before they make the full transition.
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The prototypes on hand in Berlin feature the ultra-fast-refresh-rate screen at both 24- and 2120-inch sizes.
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"What it did not preclude us from doing, first of all, was learning from those prototypes," said the CBP official.
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J.P. Morgan highlighted Lockheed Martin, as it has won two multimillion-dollar Air Force contracts to design hypersonic weapon prototypes.
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Vitiello said the prototypes are a "significant milestone" in Trump's plan to build a wall on the border with Mexico.
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Last year, Samsung demonstrated prototypes of 5G smartphones that are expected to operate on both Verizon and AT&T networks.
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Mr. Trump also visited the border in March 2018, when he inspected prototypes for a border wall in San Diego.
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They built two prototypes in China and displayed one at the 2000 Geneva Motor Show, where enthusiasts received them warmly.
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