How to Clean up Space Debris: High Tech Solutions
It is expected that by 2029 there will be 57,000 satellites in orbit, which represents a new sustainability challenge.
It is expected that by 2029 there will be 57,000 satellites in orbit, which represents a new sustainability challenge.
MIT researchers develop an innovative technology to monitor marine species and the impact of climate change without the need for batteries.
The new low-cost autoclave will sterilize medical tools in areas lacking access to the electrical grid.
The new app can identify specific sounds such as ambulances, alarms, or birds' chirping and convert them into notifications.
By applying biomimetic principles, these sodium batteries will offer ultra-fast charging in addition to being more resistant.
The new software will reduce the carbon footprint and the amount of material used.
Researchers from Saudi Arabia have developed a hydrogel that can absorb the moisture from the air to produce low-cost drinking water.
A sensor-equipped glove connected to a smartphone will allow the deaf-mute to speak.
The United Kingdom is adapting its old diesel trains to power them with hydrogen.
A new CCTV-based technology will alert pedestrians to potentially dangerous situations in urban environments.
Could metal be the clean fuel of the future? Possibly, now that researchers from McGill University in Montreal, Canada, and the European Space Agency (ESA) have reached an important milestone in the field.
Blockchain is the technology behind the virtual currency “bitcoin”, but its potential applications will be much broader. Let us provide you with further elaboration on the subject.
Two technologies with an increasing number of applications are joining forces in Dubai to provide citizens with a service that was previously only in the imagination of filmgoers: autonomous flying cars or, in other words, taxi-drones.
Renewable energy is about to become a part of our daily lives, with a host of new power-generating surfaces such as windows or canopies
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