2 May 2018

Photovoltaic cooking makes sense
Modern energy harvesting from solar windows to solar roads is about much more than replacing grid electricity: cooking, heating and other high-power activities currently using fossil fuels are now a target too.
2 May 2018

Artificial intelligence opening the Vatican's archives
In Codice Ratio is a research project that aims at developing novel methods and tools to support content analysis and knowledge discovery from large collections of historical documents.
2 May 2018

Volkswagen to offer electrified versions of its models
Volkswagen is to launch an electric version of its globally best-selling vehicle - the Volkswagen Golf, offering a sustainable, efficient and powerful alternative.
2 May 2018

Personalized bio-inks boost healing potential of printable body tissue
Researchers have incorporated platelet-rich plasma into a bio-ink: a 3-D-printed mixture of cells and gel that could eventually become the stuff of skin grafts and regenerative tissue implants.
2 May 2018

Why a robot can't yet outjump a flea
When it comes to things that are ultrafast and lightweight, robots can't hold a candle to the fastest-jumping insects and other small-but-powerful creatures. New research could help explain why nature still beats robots, and describes how machines might take the lead.
2 May 2018

Cell membrane inspires new ultrathin electronic film
Japanese researchers have developed a new method to build large areas of semiconductive material that is just two molecules thick and a total of 4.4 nanometers tall. The films function as thin film transistors, and have potential future applications in flexible electronics or chemical detectors.
Full profile interview
1 May 2018

Solaria
Solaria is a provider of an exciting range of semi-transparent c-Si based solar panels with transparencies as high as 80 percent, for residential and architectural applications.
1 May 2018

Improving advanced wound care technologies in preparation for future
IDTechEx's new report titled Advanced Wound Care Technologies 2018-2028 profiles technologies across the wound care space to identify opportunities in diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of chronic wounds.
Background
1 May 2018

Vuzix: Supplier and partnership update
This article contains updates on Vuzix's suppliers and partners.
1 May 2018

Hydrogen-fueled vehicle produces magic number for emissions: zero
The design and construction of a clean, hydrogen-powered UPS delivery van is near completion. Promising greater commercial viability, performance that is equal to traditional gasoline-fueled engines and, most importantly, producing no harmful emissions.
1 May 2018

On demand packaging robotic system
An industrial service robot that extends right-sized corrugated packaging beyond human limitations. A scalable robotic on demand packaging system that automates the bulk of the manual work on a company's packaging line.
1 May 2018

Unexpected renewables advances
Recent progress in renewables has bordered on the surreal. At ICREN Barcelona recently we were invited to consider those giant wind turbines sweeping 200 meters of sky. Up there the wind is stronger and more consistent and that size of turbine is more efficient.
30 Apr 2018

2D Materials Surprises
2D materials are going to be much more versatile and useful and that particularly means beyond graphene.
Background
30 Apr 2018

Shanghai Creative Superconductor Technologies (SCSC)
SCSC are a second generation high-temperature superconductor (2G HTS) wire manufacturer who have commercialized their wire products.
This interview was conducted in April 2018, but due to confidentiality agreements has been published in July 2019.
Background
30 Apr 2018

Superconductor Technologies Inc
STI are a second generation high-temperature superconductor (2G HTS) wire manufacturer who have commercialized their wire products.
This interview was conducted in April 2018, but due to confidentiality agreements has been published in July 2019.
Background
30 Apr 2018

AMSC
AMSC are a second generation high-temperature superconductor (2G HTS) wire manufacturer and 2G HTS original equipment manufacturer. AMSC have commercialized numerous HTS products.
This interview was conducted in April 2018, but due to confidentiality agreements has been published in July 2019.
30 Apr 2018

Opvius presentation Berlin
At the IDTechEx conference Off Grid Energy Independence the reinvention of solar and wind power were a focus this year. In that spirit, Dr. Ralph Paetzold, CEO of Opvius of Germany presented on "Beyond Replacement Strategies: Printed OPV as Enabler for Novel Products" including how he sees his organic photovoltaics OPV as a building, wearables and artist's material.
30 Apr 2018

Spikes of graphene can kill bacteria on implants
A tiny layer of graphene flakes becomes a deadly weapon and kills bacteria, stopping infections during procedures such as implant surgery.
Background
30 Apr 2018

Oxolutia
Oxolutia are a second generation high-temperature superconductor (2G HTS) wire manufacturer who plan on commercializing their wire products in 2020.
This interview was conducted in April 2018, but due to confidentiality agreements has been published in July 2019.
Background
30 Apr 2018

Innova Superconductor Technology (InnoST)
InnoST are a first generation high-temperature superconductor (1G HTS) wire manufacturer who have commercialized their wire products.
This interview was conducted in April 2018, but due to confidentiality agreements has been published in July 2019.