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For decades, consumer electronics and household goods have been designed around a single assumption: when something breaks, it will be replaced. That logic has shaped

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The Repair Movement Fixes More Than Broken Objects

For decades, consumer electronics and household goods have been designed around a single assumption: when something breaks, it will be…
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The Repair Movement Fixes More Than Broken Objects

For decades, consumer electronics and household goods have been designed around a single assumption: when something breaks, it will be replaced. That logic has shaped manufacturing and retail while steadily eroding everyday repair skills. A growing movement is now pushing…
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Disaster Factory: Engineering the Storm

In an unassuming corner of South Carolina, a team of engineers is conjuring hurricanes, hurling fire, and pelting buildings with high-speed hail—on purpose. At the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety (IBHS), researchers simulate natural disasters at full scale…
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Creatives Rally to Protect IP

In an effort to safeguard creative rights, over 400 Hollywood actors, directors, writers, and musicians have united to urge the U.S. government to uphold existing copyright laws in the face of advancing artificial intelligence technologies, per Variety. This collective action…
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The Rise and Reality of 3D-Printed Homes

3D-printing technology is reshaping the construction industry, offering faster build times, less waste, and more design flexibility than traditional methods. What once seemed experimental is now a viable solution for affordable housing, sustainable architecture, and even large-scale urban development. At…
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cred.ai originals

original video documentary shorts

Disaster Factory: Engineering the Storm

In an unassuming corner of South Carolina, a team of engineers is conjuring hurricanes, hurling fire, and pelting buildings with…
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Creatives Rally to Protect IP

In an effort to safeguard creative rights, over 400 Hollywood actors, directors, writers, and musicians have united to urge the…
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The Rise and Reality of 3D-Printed Homes

3D-printing technology is reshaping the construction industry, offering faster build times, less waste, and more design flexibility than traditional methods.…
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