Together, the inventors hope to rethink a product and system that many people take for granted: starting with their students.
Discover how architecture in rural America shapes hospitality, blending comfort, ecology, and community into welcoming spaces ...
Senta and Eric packed a lot of function inside their mobile home, which is based on a dual-axle cargo trailer measuring just 7 feet wide and 14 feet long ...
Macy built this 29-foot tiny house on wheels for herself 13 years ago from reclaimed materials. Over time, the house has evolved to meet her family's needs ...
Food waste amounts to 92 billion pounds annually, according to the nonprofit group Feeding America. Though food doesn’t last ...
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Practical Engineering on MSNOpinion
What Really Happens After You Flush a Toilet - Inside the Hidden Sewer Systems
Sewers are the hidden backbone of modern cities. In this video, I explain how sewer systems work, why they’re so important, and how engineers designed them to keep waste out of sight - and out of mind ...
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Privacy flushed: New AI toilet camera scans your waste for hidden health issues
Kohler’s Dekoda reimagines bathroom tech with a $599 toilet camera that scans waste samples for hydration, gut health, and blood traces.
The $599 Dekoda clamps over the rim like a toilet bowl cleaner, pointing an optical sensor at your excretions and secretions. It then analyzes the images to detect any blood, as well as analyze your ...
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Home composting: essential tips to get started
Composting is one of those processes you've probably heard of, without being quite sure what it is. At a basic level, ...
CNET’s expert staff reviews and rates dozens of new products and services each month, building on more than a quarter century of expertise. Arlo is mostly known for its popular security cameras, but ...
Surprising DIYs are illegal across states, from backyard builds to energy hacks. Learn laws, risks, and safer alternatives.
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Researchers develop revolutionary toilet with first-of-its-kind design: 'We wanted to turn a daily routine … into a pleasant experience'
In a UBC press release, Joseph Dahmen, the project lead and associate professor at UBC's School of Architecture and Landscape ...
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