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A new simulation video from Herrenknecht AG shows off its Urban Vibro Trucks. The machines can deploy thumping devices from their mid-sections that send seismic waves beneath city landscapes to explore the terrain for geothermal development.Geothermal development is coming on strong. Just a few months ago, Google announced that its advanced geothermal plant in Nevada was operational. A cutting-edge method of drilling for geothermal wells announced last month shaves 70% off previous drilling times. And also last month, it…

Garena Free Fire MAX Redeem Codes for March 15: The Holi celebrations have kicked off in Garena Free Fire MAX with the arrival of the Streets Ring event! During the festive season, the developers of the game roll out special events associated with it as a bonus to players. During this time, players can get their hands on festive rewards that are often exclusive and never to be found again. So, if you don't want to miss out on amazing rewards, then check out the new Streets Ring event in Garena Free Fire MAX.Also Read:…

The team gathered at 4th and Crocker streets and headed south, into the blue-tented netherworld of social collapse, armed with life-saving drug-overdose kits and injectable, long-acting anti-psychotic medication.“We’re trying very aggressive treatment on the streets,” said Dr. Susan Partovi. “Housing definitely saves your life, but there’s a small sub-group of people who won’t accept housing because of their mental illness.”She figures that if she administers medication that lasts a month and can help stabilize patients…

Though there’s certainly a glut of Roguelike, Rogue-lite, and wannabe Rogue-lite titles on the market, few games embrace the concept of procedural generation to quite the same extent as Streets of Rogue and its upcoming sequel do. That is precisely what the developer Matt Dabrowski’s latest developer vlog focuses on. The sheer scope and ridiculousness of the original Streets of Rogue was very impressive back in the day, allowing players to, say, smash buildings wide open as a giant gorilla. You could also be a jock, an…

All heads in the streets of Bengaluru turned to see the new spectacle, the Apple Vision Pro. The latest gadget in the…

Image Source : YOUTUBE Apple Vision Pro Vision Pro, Apple's mixed reality (MR) headset has taken the internet by storm as people are wearing it on the streets, at the gym, inside the trains, during flights, and even while having lunch together. YouTuber Casey Neistat’s Apple Vision Pro video was a wild ride where he wore the headset through the streets of New…

However, GM's Barra asserted on Tuesday that "we had already demonstrated and validated externally that Cruise technology is already safer than a human driver."General Motors' Cruise self-driving car unit faces a trip that could last the better part of this year to convince regulators and a wary public that its robotaxis are fit to share the road with human drivers, industry officials said. After releasing a withering safety report last week that Cruise commissioned, GM…

Last Updated: January 18, 2024, 11:45 ISTTata Punch EV Hits the Streets with Exciting Features & Affordable Price, Know The Top 5 facts. (Photo: Tata Motors)Tata launches the Punch EV with striking design, dual batteries, and advanced features, setting new standards at affordable prices. Tata Motors has rolled out the highly anticipated Punch EV, priced attractively from Rs 10.99 lakh to Rs 14.49 lakh (ex-showroom).Bookings for this electric SUV started earlier this month, requiring only a token amount of Rs…

Image: Netflix/MarvelLike with Tron 3, the upcoming Daredevil: Born Again is getting back into production starting next week. The series, which was originally slated to come out this spring, found itself in need of a creative reboot with new hands behind the wheel, and it seems Disney’s liked what writer Dario Scardapane and directors Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead have cooked up. io9 Interview: Oscar Isaac Was 'All In' on Moon KnightAccording to the Hollywood Reporter, filming will kick up in earnest starting on…

A popular event series that closed Denver’s streets to cars and opened them to cyclists and pedestrians will not return in 2024 despite attracting an estimated 40,000 people to experience downtown in a new way. The monthly event series, called ¡Viva! Streets, was inspired by similar events in Latin America called ciclovías, meaning “cycleways.” During the event, 3.5 miles of roadways in the heart of Denver closed to vehicles. The goal, according to organizers at the Downtown Denver Partnership, was to bring people…