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China wants to track every driver by putting RFID chips on car windshields
Amid punishing repeat jaywalkers and honking drivers, Beijing police have already started using fac…
Tara Francis Chan
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IIT-Kharagpur's RF Tracker is what every worried Indian parent needs for the safety of their school-going kids
IIT Kharagpur came up with this idea after a detailed survey involving several parents and Kolkat…
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Check Out This Digital Tattoo That Can Only Be Seen With A Smartphone
Animal New York was on hand to document the experience and published this video explaining the proc…
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Highway agencies should not charge toll if roads are not in good condition: Highway Minister Nitin Gadkari
State-owned NHAI plans to implement (Global Navigation Satellite System) GNSS-based Electronic Toll…
PTI
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The next generation of customised space suits may be moulded around astronauts’ genitalia to filter water from urine!
Researchers have unveiled a Dune-inspired spacesuit technology that can purify urine into drinking …
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Cars and commerce - How payment gateways in cars are changing
FasTag technology has been around since 2014, with the earliest rendition of the tech being limit…
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Adani Total Energies E-Mobility partner with MG Motor India to strengthen India's EV ecosystem
TotalEnergies E-Mobility Limited (ATEL), a wholly owned subsidiary of Adani Total Gas Limited (ATGL…
ANI
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How Walmart, Kroger, and other major retailers are ramping up self-checkout tech to combat theft
Companies like Walmart and Kroger are outfitting their self-checkouts with cameras, AI-enabled sens…
Dominick Reuter
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Is your passport too damaged for travel? Here are 11 reasons it could be, and how to avoid them.
A travel expert said that border authorities can deny passengers boarding if their passports have t…
Maria Noyen
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Lowe's to sell power tools that won't work if they're stolen, as retailers take increasingly desperate measures to prevent theft
Lowe's will use RFID and blockchain technology to stop theft and organized retail crime. It joins H…
Ben Tobin
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Stores are locking up entire aisles of items. They blame shoplifters — but some of it is their own fault.
Retailers like CVS, Walmart, and Target have fought theft by locking up aisles of products. This mi…
Gloria Dawson
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Singapore is obsessed with getting robots to serve you. Here's where you can find them.
The city-state even had robots patrolling parks to nag people to put on masks or maintain social di…
Matthew Loh
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Why Lululemon will fire employees if they try to stop thieves
Lululemon employees are told to not engage with shoplifters or try to stop them. If they break that…
Cadie Thompson
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UPS plants fake packages to catch delivery mistakes — and calls it 'salting'
'SALT' refers to decoy packages used to find errors like sending packages to the wrong place or mis…
Emma Cosgrove
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Best leather wallets for men in India
We consider several factors that provide both style with functionality. We look for the design, …
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Zara's crowded stores aren't deterring shoppers. Its sales are skyrocketing.
Zara's parent company, Inditex, reported a 23% jump in store sales in 2022, despite the retailer op…
Avery Hartmans
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Best smart door locks for home
Home security is an essential part of every home. While regular door locks might be enough in some …
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Lowe's is testing 400-pound, egg-shaped autonomous robots to patrol parking lots at some of its stores
Lowe's told Insider that the company is testing these large autonomous robots at some of its locati…
Ben Tobin
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I've been solo traveling for 6 years. Here are the 7 things I always pack.
I've taken several trips by myself over the last six years, and I've found it handy to always pack …
Timothy Moore
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This package shipped from Mississippi to Michigan — via Puerto Rico. Here's why some shipments go on circuitous journeys.
The delivery firms would call this kind of mistake a "misload" — and it happens more than 100,000 t…