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The Intellectual Property Office and Aardman 2019 to 2020 competition The Intellectual Property Office's Cracking Ideas Competition launched in October 2019. It was open to schools and young people aged 5 - 11. From: 13 January 2021 The resources included learning and activity packs. These highlight the importance of intellectual property in the children’s designs. More than 1500 youngsters took part in the competition, from all over the Uk. Taking their inspiration from Wallace & Gromit to create their helpful and unusual designs. Dominic Marday, aged 9, from London came up with the w...

Mixed reality delivers immersive experiences Displays aren't just for advertisements anymore. Now, mixed reality, projection mapping and other immersive technologies are delivering truly innovative customer experiences at theme parks and attractions around the globe. Image courtesy of Alterface. The use of mixed reality in both augmented and virtual reality presentations, as well as the use of projection mapping and immersive display technology, has seen increased investment for application in theme park and attractions deployment. Meanwhile, consumer applications seem to have advanced little...

Lab-grown meat will be on the menu of a restaurant for the first time this weekend. That’s in Singapore, where earlier this month, the government became the first to approve the food for public consumption. Is this a win for the climate? Today on the Big Fix, The World's weekly climate solutions segment, Anna Kusmer digs in. Share Want a seat at the table? Every morning, the editorial team at public radio’s international news show The World meets to plan what they'll cover that day. Want to see what's on deck? Sign up for our daily newsletter TOP OF THE WORLD and get the big stories we’...

I think the voteis going to be tough in the house. but the bigger picture here is what the president is going for a bigger comprehensive reform. usually the washington way of things, they want to put a patch on things, or come up with a short-term fix. but really clear what president trump is going for, he wants to bill the wall and come up with a set of principles and come up with a solution for daca, and a solution for these loopholes. he doesn't want to go for one of these short-term answers, he wants to go for the big fix. and this is going back to what president trump ran on in 2016, this...

Look at. when trump focuses on big fix, the iran deal, diplomacy with north korea, it's not even about the particulars. is he big on the world stage? is he achieving something that's really big that nobody thought he could do? i think those are the things that he wants to try to emphasize and a lot of voters will pay attention to. >> a.b., is it the white house have an argument to make about dr. ronny jackson, which he was already working in the white house so he was vetted to that level. he was a favorite of president obama if you look at the glowing notes that president obama has written, it...