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DJI Flip: the 4K foldable drone with voice control

Ruth Arteaga · January 20, 2025

A foldable drone with a 4K camera and voice control, designed to capture the best shots anywhere.

Innovation

MPI Announces 2025 Champion Award Recipients

Isbel Lázaro · January 15, 2025

Program celebrates excellence in coatings industry leadership.

Technology

FireDome: The autonomous system to fight forest fires

Isbel Lázaro · January 15, 2025

The system uses smart capsules filled with fire retardant, equipped with advanced sensors.

Innovation

Company manufactures shoes with artificial intelligence and 3D printing

Isbel Lázaro · January 14, 2025

Artificial intelligence makes it possible to personalize shoes by 3D scanning the foot using a mobile camera.

Innovation

Scientists develop biodegradable biobattery that uses fungi to generate energy

Ruth Arteaga · January 14, 2025

A biodegradable mushroom-based battery that feeds and decomposes naturally.

Innovation

Researchers in Japan advance in the development of quasi-solid batteries

Joshua Falcón · January 13, 2025

Solid-state batteries have been seen as a potential solution, but their lithium-ion transfer efficiency issues remain a major problem for manufacturers.

Innovation

Komatsu unveils lunar excavator and underwater robot at CES 2025

Isbel Lázaro · January 10, 2025

These innovations position the company as a pioneer in machinery for out-of-this-world and deep-ocean applications.

Technology

RICTOR Introduces Skyrider X1 Amphibious Flying Motorcycle, Featuring Auto-Route and Assisted Landing Technology

Joshua Falcón · January 10, 2025

The motorcycle reaches speeds of up to 100 km/h with a flight autonomy of 40 minutes, ideal for urban trips.

Science

The world’s coldest quantum refrigerator reaches record temperatures of 22 millikelvin

Ruth Arteaga · January 10, 2025

This breakthrough in quantum cooling increases the reliability of quantum calculations, with a refrigerator that reaches record temperatures of 22 millikelvin.