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Sweating the small stuff

When people sweat, they unknowingly release a wide range of chemicals that can noninvasively inform clinicians on anything from stress hormone levels to glucose. But it's hard for researchers to glean this information -- unless you sweat a lot. Emerging wearable devices using stimulant gels have provided a way to induce sweat locally on the body. However, sweat can dilute these gels, which degrades their long-term viability.

Portable 3D skin printer to repair deep wounds

Researchers have developed a handheld 3D skin printer that deposits even layers of skin tissue to cover and heal deep wounds. The team believes it to be the first device that forms tissue in situ, depositing and setting in place, within two minutes or less.

Starship Technologies commercial rollout of autonomous delivery

A major commercial rollout of autonomous delivery services for corporate and academic campuses across the U.S. and Europe. This comes on top of continued growth in robotic food, grocery and parcel delivery in residential neighbourhoods.

Investment to accelerate adoption of flexible displays in cars

FlexEnable has announced that Novares, will make equity investments into FlexEnable totaling 5 million euros.

Electric hydrofoil bike

To replicate the cycling experience on water Manta5 have created the world's most advanced hydrofoil bike that allows you to plane across the water's surface like never before.

Facial recognition assisting UK Police

South Wales Police have reported 2,000 positive matches reached with their 'Identify' facial recognition technology in past 9 months with over 450 arrests.

Creative Materials hydro-active conductive/resistive ink and coating

Creative Materials introduces 127-50, a new electrically conductive/resistive hydro-active ink and coating.

Heliatek cooperates with Engie on its Harmony advertising campaign

Engie, the French energy group, recently launched the international advertising campaign 'Engie Harmony'. The campaign's first project is called 'Solar Graffiti' and features an installation on a sports field near Mexico City that combines the graffiti art of the local Street Artists N3O with Heliatek's solar films to power innovative and sustainable lighting.

Wearables and app technology launched for oil and gas digital workers

Offshore Oil and Gas digitalisation software provider and systems integrator, Eigen, has built an app that provides access to real time information for Oil and Gas platform managers and operatives, using wearable devices.

IDTechEx Show! Berlin 2018 Findings

Here the IDTechEx analysts in attendance present a commentary on the show's highlights in their respective fields of research

Kinestral

Kinestral is a provider of an exciting second-generation of electrochromic films with high performance and promise for residential and commercial building applications.

New versus Old Robotics: How everything is changing

In this article, we will describe the upcoming transformation in the world of robotics. This analysis is drawn from our report New Robotics and Drones 2018-2038: Technologies, Forecasts, Players

Re­search­ers teach ro­bots to touch

Data collected on human touch can be utilised in robotics. Thus far, grasping and touching has posed a challenge for the development of robots to be used, for example, in logistics and healthcare.

New generation solar cell to empower autonomy for UAVs, vehicles

This technology is critical for tomorrow's unmanned aerial vehicles, solar cars and other electric vehicles. It can be used to generate substantial power over small surfaces with minimal impact to vehicle design criteria.

Smart skin for flexible monitoring

An electronic tag that stretches and flexes while it records location and environmental data can monitor marine animals in their natural habitat as reported in Printed Electronics World.

GM and Autodesk are using generative design for vehicles of the future

The lighter the car, the less fuel it uses, the less carbon it emits and the more money the driver saves. Now to push the boundaries on its next generation of lightweighting, the automaker is teaming up with Autodesk to use a combination of generative design and additive manufacturing as key technologies to develop future cars and trucks, including its alternative propulsion and zero emission vehicles.

Next-generation wireless pacemakers

A Rice University student team's demonstration of a next-generation, wireless pacemaker array could point to the future of medical sensors.

Flash Battery - Kaitek

Flash Battery is an Italian company specialised in battery packs for specialty vehicles. Their product portfolio ranges in the 10 - 300 kWh pack size, but they also have customers in the marine sector requiring up to 2 MWh worth of Li-ion batteries.

BlueSky Energy

Bluesky energy are providers of saltwater-based energy storage systems mainly for residential applications, although the company is also interested in off-grid applications for emerging markets like Africa. Based out of Austria and founded in 2012, the company is selling turnkey residential systems with help from a national subsidy, and also selling systems in Germany which has local and national subsidies.

Water-based battery to store solar and wind energy

Researchers have developed a water-based battery that could provide a cheap way to store wind or solar energy generated when the sun is shining and wind is blowing so it can be fed back into the electric grid and be redistributed when demand is high.