Ørsted A/S and TEPCO to work together on offshore wind projects
Ørsted A/S and TEPCO (Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc.) have signed a memorandum of understanding. The two companies will work jointly on offshore...
Bacteria help create water filter that kills other bacteria
Researchers used a traitor bacterium to help them build a graphene water filter that destroys other bacteria. They say that their new water filter...
Aerospace startup Relativity Space has launch site at Cape Canaveral
Relativity Space, a 3D printing startup aerospace company that can make a rocket in sixty days, now has its own launch pad at Cape...
Melbourne today powered by 100% renewable energy
The City of Melbourne is the first major city in Australia to be 100% powered by renewable energy. Fourteen members of the city's leading...
Gratomic to launch graphene ultra-fuel-efficient tires
Gratomic plans to launch its new Graphene Ultra Fuel Efficient Tires (GUET) toward the end of summer 2019. Gratomic Inc., a Canadian company, focuses on...
Scientists create new method of teaching legged robots locomotion skills with simulated data
Swiss researchers have devised a new method for legged robots to follow high-level body velocity commands, run faster, and recover from falling in complex...
Measuring AI’s machine learning ability not easy
Machine learning refers to an AI's ability to learn and act like human beings do. One of the features of AI is machine learning;...
FPL plans to install 30 million solar panels by 2030 in Florida
FPL has announced a '30-by-30' plan to install over 30 million solar panels in Florida by 2030. FPL (Florida Power & Light Company), based...
Five Unexpected Ways to Get More People to Download Your Company’s App
There are a lot of great strategies out there to get more people to download your app. Chances are, you have already spent a...
Atomic-scale capillaries block flow of smallest ions, thanks to graphene
Scientists have managed to make artificial channels the size of just one atom for the first time. The new capillaries are very similar to...