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Cities of the future may be built with locally available volcanic ash

07.02.2018 | MIT | news.mit.edu

MIT engineers working with scientists in Kuwait have found that volcanic rocks, when pulverized into a fine ash, can be used as a sustainable additive in concrete structures.

Cities of the future may be built with locally available volcanic ash

Tesla, Australia to turn 50,000 homes into power generators

05.02.2018 | Phys.org | www.phys.org

Some 50,000 homes in South Australia will receive solar panels and Tesla batteries, the state government announced Sunday, in a landmark plan to turn houses into a giant, interconnected power plant.

Tesla, Australia to turn 50,000 homes into power generators

Entirely different kind of self-driving car

31.01.2018 | The Verge | www.theverge.com

A new startup that proposes a different spin on autonomous transportation came out of stealth today. The company, called Nuro, was founded by two former lead Google engineers who worked on the famed…

Entirely different kind of self-driving car

Changing the color of 3-D printed objects

29.01.2018 | MIT | news.mit.edu

3-D printing has come a long way since the first rapid prototyping patent was rejected in 1980. The technology has evolved from basic designs to a wide range of highly-customizable objects. Still,…

Changing the color of 3-D printed objects

Making lighter vehicles with magnesium alloys

26.01.2018 | EPFL | actu.epfl.ch

EPFL researchers have developed models of magnesium alloys to understand how to make the metal more pliable. Magnesium is the lightest metal on earth but cannot easily be shaped into usable forms.…

Making lighter vehicles with magnesium alloys

New technology standard could shape the future of electronics design

25.01.2018 | Phys.org | www.phys.org

Scientists at the University of Southampton have discovered a way of enhancing the capabilities of an emerging nanotechnology that could open the door to a new generation of electronics.

New technology standard could shape the future of electronics design

Using Crumpled Graphene Balls to Make Better Batteries

19.01.2018 | Northwestern University | www.mccormick.northwestern.edu

Lithium metal-based batteries have the potential to turn the battery industry upside down. With the theoretically ultra-high capacity of lithium metal used by itself, this new type of battery could…

Using Crumpled Graphene Balls to Make Better Batteries

Biodegradable Sensor Monitors Pressure in the Body then Disappears

17.01.2018 | University of Connecticut | today.uconn.edu

UConn engineers have created a biodegradable pressure sensor that could help doctors monitor chronic lung disease, swelling of the brain, and other medical conditions before dissolving harmlessly in…

Biodegradable Sensor Monitors Pressure in the Body then Disappears

University of Twente Boosts Efficiency of Solar Fuels Using Microwires

16.01.2018 | University of Twente | www.utwente.nl

Researchers at the University of Twente’s MESA+ research institute have made significant efficiency improvements to the technology used to generate solar fuels. This involves the direct conversion of…

University of Twente Boosts Efficiency of Solar Fuels Using Microwires

Misty I is a robot for developers, not roboticists

12.01.2018 | The Verge | www.theverge.com

There are approximately one million toy robots on shelves right now that can teach kids to code. But how many let programmers control a “real” robot, without requiring them to become roboticists? Not…

Misty I is a robot for developers, not roboticists

‘Holostream’ allows high-quality wireless 3-D video communications

10.01.2018 | Purdue University | www.purdue.edu

A new platform enables high-quality 3-D video communication on mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets using existing standard wireless networks.

‘Holostream’ allows high-quality wireless 3-D video communications

Startup unveils 'car of future' for $45,000

08.01.2018 | Tech Xplore | www.techxplore.com

The electric-powered concept car shown by Byton at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is touted as a computing device on wheels, equipped with a “digital” lounge featuring a panoramic display…

Startup unveils 'car of future' for $45,000

Next-gen flexible robots move and heal like us

05.01.2018 | University of Colorado Boulder | www.colorado.edu

In the basement of the Engineering Center at CU Boulder, a group of researchers is working to create the next generation of robots. But instead of the metallic droids you may be imagining, these…

Next-gen flexible robots move and heal like us

A fossil fuel technology that doesn’t pollute

03.01.2018 | Ohio State University | news.osu.edu

Engineers at The Ohio State University are developing technologies that have the potential to economically convert fossil fuels and biomass into useful products including electricity without emitting…

A fossil fuel technology that doesn’t pollute

Team in Japan creates most advanced humanoid robot yet

22.12.2017 | Tech Xplore | www.techxplore.com

A team of researchers at the University of Tokyo has created what appears to be the most advanced humanoid robot yet—actually two of them, one called Kenshiro the other Kengoro. In their paper…

Team in Japan creates most advanced humanoid robot yet

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Cities of the future may be built with locally available volcanic ash

Tesla, Australia to turn 50,000 homes into power generators

Entirely different kind of self-driving car

Changing the color of 3-D printed objects

Making lighter vehicles with magnesium alloys

New technology standard could shape the future of electronics design

Using Crumpled Graphene Balls to Make Better Batteries

Biodegradable Sensor Monitors Pressure in the Body then Disappears

University of Twente Boosts Efficiency of Solar Fuels Using Microwires

Misty I is a robot for developers, not roboticists

‘Holostream’ allows high-quality wireless 3-D video communications

Startup unveils 'car of future' for $45,000

Next-gen flexible robots move and heal like us

A fossil fuel technology that doesn’t pollute

Team in Japan creates most advanced humanoid robot yet