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Philips food printer Philips Food Creation#device has been inspired by the so-called molecular gastronomists. These are chefs who deconstruct food
On the coast of China at the Philips electronics factory hundreds of workers use the old way of working to assemble electric shavers by using their hands and specialized tools.
an electrical engineer who manages the Philips assembly line in Drachten. Many industry executives and technology experts say Philips s approach is gaining ground on Apple s. Even as Foxconn,
Apple s iphone manufacturer, continues to build new plants and hire thousands of additional workers to make smartphones,
#said Frans van Houten, Philips s chief executive. The window of opportunity to bring manufacturing back is before that happens.#
#A Faster Assembly line Royal Philips electronics began making the first electric shavers in 1939 and set up the factory here in Drachten in 1950.
when you re typing on an Ergosensor monitor by Philips, it ll suggest that you sit up straighter.
#-Emo Philips..7.)Top 10 Photos May 7, 2011 An imagination is a terrible thing to waste on trees,
Philips, the Dutch home-electronics company, wants to join in the trend unveiled The Urban Beehive at this year's Dutch Design Week as part of their Microbial Home project
says Philips. The city benefits from the pollination, and humans benefit from the honey and the therapeutic value of observing these fascinating creatures in action.
Philips, Antaean/Flickr
A year after Fukushima, how life in Japan has told changedas to Laura Shin by Yuki Kokubo Yuki Kokubo is based a Brooklyn filmmaker who focuses on social and environmental issues.
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