mexico compilation development
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bring a collection of Mexican inventions for the world. (To taste)
The first is a great project but has not got the promotion and support. Its first development, Antrophos, got good reviews on his presentation.
Snake & Eagle
Snake & Eagle was born in 1998 as a 100% Mexican company dedicated to the development of AAA video games.
With over 14 years of constant research and technological development, Snake & Eagle is the only Mexican study has its own 3D graphics technology, and assembly of videogames and virtual reality. http://www.linaje.net/
Ecological Concrete Mexico
In order to contribute to the recovery of aquifers and the recovery of rainwater for reuse in irrigation systems or treatment plants, the company emerged Ecological Concrete Mexico.
Chem Eng. Jaime Grau Genesia invented in 1996 the first concrete additive for organic 100% permeable, pervious concrete called ® and was honored with the National Ecology Award, granted by the Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources and Fisheries, SEMARNAP, the Prize Ecological Merit 2000. http://www.concretopermeable.com/
Tridilosa
The tridilosa is a lightweight and highly three-dimensional structure of the Joint Board (combining the compressed area of concrete (concrete) with the tensile steel area), was invented in 1966 by Mexican engineer Heberto Castillo.
With this structure, in Nicaragua, a bridge was built by the passing trucks, however, can be lifted by 2 men, one at each end. Book on demand technology
Victor Celorio invented a new printing InstaBook quick call, which publishes a book in 17 seconds
where you can choose the most appropriate design and even the writers no editor can print copies.
http://instabook.net/sitio/
Indelible ink
This substance is impregnated in the cells of the skin and stays up to 24 hours.
Created by engineer Filiberto Vazquez Davila, National School of Biological Sciences, IPN, was first used in 1994 in Mexico vote. http://www.ipn.mx
In the first part of this series of contributions mention Mastretta. The Mexican contribution to the automotive world has gone on sale in Mexico. http://economia.terra.com.mx/
