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- ChargeLab raises seed capital to be the software provider powering EV charging infrastructure Wed, 24 Feb 21, 1:30amAs money floods into the electric vehicle market a number of small companies are trying to stake their claim as the go-to provider of charging infrastructure...
- UK installs first new electricity pylons in 90 years Sat, 6 Jun 15, 2:00amDanish architect Erik Bystrup has designed diamond-shaped electricity pylons for the UK-the first new pylons installed in the country in 90 years! Six T-Pylons have already been installed, each taking only two days and a...
- UK installs first new electricity pylon in 90 years Fri, 5 Jun 15, 11:30pmDanish architect Erik Bystrup has designed diamond-shaped electricity pylons for the UK-the first new pylons installed in the country in 90 years! Six T-Pylons have already been installed, each taking only two days and a...
- MIT’s Carbon Nanotube Pencil Draws Delicate Sensors onto Paper Wed, 10 Oct 12, 3:40amCarbon nanotube sensors are a new must-have in contaminated areas, providing the ability to detect harmful gases and warn of danger. But the volatile nature of the sensors makes large-scale production a difficult task. Scientists...
- Stanford University Develops a Solar-Powered Bionic Eye! Tue, 15 May 12, 5:30amSolar technology could have a role in reversing blindness in the near future. Stanford University researchers have invented goggles that can send information to chips – which behave like solar cells – implanted...
- Duke Researchers Studying Sensor-Equipped Dragonflies To Aid Future Flying Robot Design Thu, 17 Nov 11, 7:20amThe natural world has inspired a lot of technological innovations, but it seems it could also be aiding in the design of future robots. A team from Duke University is researching dragonflies in order to better understand...