Liebherr S1 Vision autonomous truck redefines materials handling
Self-balancing modular system with electric drive and sensors for driverless operations in complex industrial environments.
Ruth Arteaga
I am a civil engineer and I work in the writing area. I have a deep passion for civil works. I constantly seek to update myself on new engineering technologies to integrate them into my work, since my main interest is exploring how innovations in the industrial sector can improve and transform the world.
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Zhongke Haina launches the commercial era of sodium batteries
Zhongke Haina begins mass production and sale of sodium cells for energy and transportation, consolidating its entry into the commercial market.
DexNDM sets new standard in robotic dexterity with advanced hand manipulation
Robots that rotate complex objects directly in the hand, with full coverage and accuracy in real and simulated environments.
Hybrid AI improves bipedal locomotion with adaptive control and reinforced learning
Bipedal robots achieve stable and resilient gait thanks to a hybrid system that combines physical planning and deep reinforcement control.
Brazil stakes millions of dollars in low-carbon hydrogen investments in 2026
Seven megaprojects will decide in 2026 whether Brazil becomes a regional leader in low-carbon hydrogen or misses the global train.
SeaBird extends Fulmar Explorer operations in the Western Hemisphere to 2026
The Fulmar Explorer will maintain active OBN operations with a firm contract extension through March and an option through June 2026.
Mexico moves towards 10 GW of wind power with new energy planning
With 7782 MW of wind power capacity in operation by the end of 2024 and 2180 MW projected under a new federal planning scheme, Mexico is poised to…
Foundation work completed for Denmark’s largest offshore wind farm
The offshore works for the Thor offshore wind farm, developed by RWE off the Danish coast, has completed a key phase: the installation of the 72 piles that…
Chinese scientists create floating generator that converts rain into energy
Every drop of rain on the water generates electricity without occupying soil, even in adverse environmental conditions.
Inch Cape moves forward with installation of first marine export cable
The first 85 km marine cable already connects the offshore substation to the mainland at Cockenzie, East Lothian.
Heidelberg Materials begins construction of CCS plant following UK funding
The Padeswood plant will capture 95% of its CO₂ emissions and produce neutral cement for Europe.
Australia moves ahead with 250 MW solar farm in Tasmania driven by farmers
The solar farm will supply 30,000 homes and will allow sheep to graze under the panels thanks to its agroforestry design.