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Jun 11, 2023 44 min

Floating Power Sources, Augmented Reality For Work, And More | Hard Tech #5

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Floating Power Sources, Augmented Reality For Work, And More | Hard Tech #5

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  1. 0:00 General Intro
  2. 1:00 Introducing the Hard Tech Podcast
  3. 4:32 Introducing the topics being discussed.
  4. 5:57 Future of Work with Augmented Reality
  5. 13:30 Ship that transports up to 2GWh of electricity in batteries
  6. 19:01 Nuclear Fusion promised for 2028
  7. 24:11 Floating Power Sources
  8. 42:19 Announcements & Outro

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