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The possible applications of a mobile solar-powered generator are almost limitless, says co-developer Jarrett Baglietto, especially since their designed their unit with enough storage to drive even some big, power-hungry equipment.
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Topographic Interactive Model (TIM) project partners Betsy Smith and Julia Freeman both envisioned their interactive geology-modeling sandbox as a hands-on teaching tool.
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