Humanoid robots prepare for their first Olympics in Greece
The humanoid robots will compete in Olympic-inspired events such as running, jumping and javelin throwing.
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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Siemens and RIC Energy strengthen renewable hydrogen production in Spain
Compostilla Green leads the Hydrogen Valleys program as the proposal best valued by the IDAE.
Factorial’s solid-state batteries extend the range of drones
The cells have an energy density up to 50% higher than lithium-ion batteries, which can double the range of drones.
Candela C-8 connects Europe and Africa with clean power
The Candela C-8 crossed the Strait of Gibraltar consuming only 8 euros in electricity.
Fury strengthens its alliance with Agnico Eagle after new million-dollar investment
Fury holds 100% ownership over a 300 km greenstone belt in Nunavut, a highly coveted gold exploration ground.
Acciona Energy inaugurates its largest wind farm in North America in Canada
Forty Mile will prevent the emission of about 600,000 tons of CO₂ per year, equivalent to planting 25 million trees.
Purus Chinook begins operations as new offshore fleet mainstay
Equipped with an electric gateway and methanol-ready, the Purus Chinook CSOV optimizes emission-free operations in wind farms.
Simon Møkster Shipping boosts connectivity with Marlink and Starlink bundling
Møkster distributes Starlink Internet among its vessels according to operational demand and location.
Global presence of microplastics in the deep ocean worries science
Up to 13,000 microplastic particles per cubic meter were found in the Mariana Trench, nearly seven kilometers deep.
Tiny, flexible robots team up to inspect the most complex nooks and crannies
The mCLARI microrobot can squeeze through cracks the size of a penny and move with millimeter precision.
Harbour Energy starts oil production at Maria Phase 2, Norway
Maria's first Maria Phase 2 well commenced safe, on-time and on-budget production through a subsea tie-in to existing infrastructure.
Scientists make lithium batteries that “breathe” CO2 more efficient and sustainable
The new catalyst allows the battery to store 2.5 times more energy than a lithium-ion battery and run more than 100 cycles without degrading.