Boeing to Launch Flying Cars in Asia by 2030!
The company is focusing on how these vehicles will be integrated into the urban infrastructure of Asian cities.
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They create a unicycle robot with legs called Ringbot
This robot inspired by the movie Star Wars can roll at 5 km/h and adapt to any terrain.
Electric and Ethanol Trucks Tested by Two Innovators
Electrification of haul trucks could reduce CO2 equivalent emissions by 15%.
Canada to Promote Community Solar Energy Projects Nationwide
The momentum of the projects will be possible thanks to the collaboration of two companies.
New Molten Salt Energy Storage Inaugurated
This allows the storage of electrical energy in molten salts up to temperatures of 700 degrees.
BionicBee: autonomously flying ultralight robot bees
Ultra-wideband indoor localization technology is key to the precise and coordinated flight of the BionicBees.
Companies will create a hydrogen gas pipeline between Norway and Germany
The gas pipeline will facilitate the efficient transport of green hydrogen to Europe.
They launch the largest direct lithium extraction column in North America
The plant housing the column is extracting lithium at an input flow of 90 gallons per minute.
Scientists study “human hibernation” for space travel
This would offer protection against physical and mental health problems caused by isolation and confinement.
Introducing Astribot S1: A Lightning-Fast AI Humanoid Robot
It can move at a speed of 10 m/s and handle up to 10 kg per arm.
NASA makes crucial discovery of methane on Mars
The detected methane could be trapped under layers of solid salt and released under certain conditions.
uOne: a hybrid robot for underwater inspection operations
It can operate autonomously with a load capacity of 5 kg and a speed of up to 3 knots.