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The perfect heists that involve stealing nothing at all

Technology

The perfect heists that involve stealing nothing at all

Instead of making off with actual objects, thieves can now just pinch the data that describes them and recreate exact replicas of their own

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Real wall melt away as man explores VR world

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Time to declutter - what consumer VR means for interior design

Opinion

Looking up at a skyscraper under construction

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Skyscrapers of the future will be held together with glue

Opinion

Govern by gaming: Gritty sim reveals truths about urban planning

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Govern by gaming: Gritty sim reveals truths about urban planning

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Self-healing cities will fix their own potholes

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Self-healing cities will fix their own potholes

Opinion

How technology reveals the ghost cities in China and the West

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How technology reveals the ghost cities in China and the West

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3D-printing earthquake-proof towns, brick by brick

Opinion

New Urbanist: Why your windowsill will need its own address

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New Urbanist: Why your windowsill will need its own address

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New Urbanist: Home is where the robots live

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New Urbanist: Home is where the robots live

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New Urbanist: Giving physical shape to invisible signals

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New Urbanist: Giving physical shape to invisible signals

Designing buildings to give the best Wi-Fi signal – or cut you off from electromagnetic intrusion entirely – will force architects to rethink their craft

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New Urbanist: Our infrastructure is expanding to include animals

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New Urbanist: Off-world colonies of the Canadian Arctic

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New Urbanist: The ghosts that keep your house safe

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