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Good Morning 2020 | SSES

On November 17, 2010 over 600 participants gathered at the Grand Hôtel to listen to speakers such as: Banny Banerjee (d.school, Stanford), Bruce Nussbaum (Former Innovation Editor, BusinessWeek), Doug Richard (Former BBC Dragon) and Mikael Schiller (Acne). Good Morning is our annual one day conference gathering speakers and participants from industry, start-ups, academia and student entrepreneurs. The day offers inspiration and innovation from unlikely sources, an invaluable network of different minded individuals and first hand industry insights. See videos below and visit us at Flickr for photos. Moderator kicks off the event

Appropriate Technology Sourcebook | Village Earth

http://villageearth.org/appropriate-technology/appropriate-technology-sourcebook By Ken Darrow and Mike Saxenian Published by Village Earth Welcome to the online edition of the Appropriate Technology Sourcebook which reviews over 1,150 of the best books on appropriate technology. Most of the books reviewed in the sourcebook are available as a collection in the AT Library on CD-ROM or DVD available for sale from Village Earth. This is the online version of the latest edition guide to practical books on village and small community technology. Over 50,000 print copies of the previous editions have been used in more than 130 countries to find a wide range of published technical information that can be used by individuals and small groups.

More than 4,000 National Academies Press PDFs Now Available to Download for Free | Notes From NAP

June 2, 2011 · by Barb Murphy The National Academies—National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, Institute of Medicine , and National Research Council —are committed to distributing their reports to as wide an audience as possible. Since 1994 we have offered “Read for Free” options for almost all our titles. In addition, we have been offering free downloads of most of our titles to everyone and of all titles to readers in the developing world. We are now going one step further. Effective June 2nd, PDFs of reports that are currently for sale on the National Academies Press (NAP) Website and PDFs associated with future reports* will be offered free of charge to all Web visitors. http://notes.nap.edu/2011/06/02/more-than-4000-national-academies-press-pdfs-now-available-to-download-for-free/#.UV3nedGI70M
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Biologically-Inspired Robotics

While great strides have recently been made in robotics, robots still cannot get to the same places that people can. They have trouble jumping over gaps, squeezing through tight spaces, climbing ladders, crossing over ponds on top of stepping stones, climbing cluttered stairs, maneuvering over rubble, and getting through dense forests. To achieve this level of maneuverability in robots, researchers at IHMC look toward nature. Inspired by the speed of cheetahs, the endurance of horses, the maneuverability of monkeys, and the versatility of humans, IHMC researchers are on a quest to develop legged robots that are fast, efficient, and graceful, with the mobility required to access many of the same places that humans can.
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Compendium of Useful Information

A Compendium of Useful Information Version 1.1, July 13, 2011 -- July 2011 Update URLs The purpose of this webpage is to provide people with the information they may need to successfully adapt to the looming threats of peak energy, climate instability, economic irrationality, toxic politics, wars and violence. It is not a finished product, it is a work in progress, and visitors are invited to help by suggesting new resources to add to these pages. If you were to save all of these web pages to your computer, it would amount to more than 2 gigabytes of information.

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