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GreenPower announces production of 2015 EV350 all electric bus

GreenPower Motor Company Inc announces that production is well underway on the 2015 model of the EV350 all electric transport bus.

Product Development Technology - You Can't be a One-Trick Pony

Develop3d LIVE: a Product Development Technology conference at Warwick Arts Centre, on the University of Warwick campus, in the UK.

Exploring the possibilities with Sensors in Medicine

IDTechEx joined around 100 delegates at the Sensors in Medicine 2015 event at the Royal Geographical Society on London's Exhibition Road. Two days of talks from companies, academics and physicians discussed the key trends around the topic, and presented the state-of-the-art when it comes to different sensors for medical point of care diagnosis.

Highlights from the First Major Supercapacitor Event of 2015

The first day at the AABC Conference 2015 in Mainz Germany brought interesting insights on the future of the energy storage industry in Europe. The keynote session highlighted the role, structure and organisation of some of the main battery RD centers in Germany.

Flexible polymer threads set to light up clothing

Researchers have created a fibre of a polymer light-emitting electrochemical cell by taking a stainless steel wire and dip-coating it with a thin layer of zinc oxide nanoparticles.

XALT Energy to supply batteries for electric buses in China

XALT Energy has signed a global exclusive agreement with Hybrid Kinetic Group of China for the supply of its Lithium Titanate batteries from its manufacturing facilities in Midland for all-electric buses in China.

NRC Printable Electronics initiative - interview with IDTechEx

The National Research Council (NRC) is the Government of Canada's premier organization for research and technology development.

Waggle: An open platform for intelligent attentive sensors

The newly developed Waggle platform outfits researchers with a next-generation data collection experience.

Copper atoms bring a potential new battery material to life

A team of researchers has studied one member of a class of materials, called transition metal fluorides, that are potential cathodes for future lithium ion batteries.

Volvo Trucks cuts production times by 94 percent

Volvo Trucks is now producing more than 30 tools using Stratasys additive manufacturing, slashing the tool turnaround times by more than 94 percent.

Harnessing electromagnetic radiation

A device that works by harnessing electromagnetic radiation from different sources and then reusing it to energize low-power circuits.

Optimising soft-optoelectronics materials with molecular engineering

The molecules used to make optoelectronic devices can be engineered to balance the chemical interactions within them and optimise their properties for specific applications.

World-record electric motor for aircraft

Siemens researchers have developed a new type of electric motor that, with a weight of just 50 kilograms, delivers a continuous output of about 260 kilowatts - five times more than comparable drive systems.

Engineer inspired by human brain to develop wearable micro-sensors

Taking a cue from nature to devise the next generation of integrated low-power, wearable micro-devices.

Sung An Machinery - interview at IDTechEx Printed Electronics USA

Sung An Machinery, better known as SAM, manufactures Extrusion Coating and Laminating Machines, Solution Coating and Laminating Machines, Rotogravure Printing Machines, and In-Line Flexographic Printing Machines.

Progress in flexible non-contact sensing matrix devices

Carbon based nanomaterials such as carbon nanotube and graphene have attracted more and more attention due to their unique physical and chemical properties. As flexible conducting films, these materials present unprecedented great performance in electronic components and flexible nanodevices.

Software product for the management of AM powders

A revolutionary online software product that enables higher efficiency and better quality control in additive manufacturing.

Imperfect graphene opens door to better fuel cells

Researchers have discovered that if the graphene naturally has a few tiny holes in it, you have a proton-selective membrane that could lead to improved fuel cells.

Connect to the internet with eye blinking

A newly developed user interface, the "i-Mouse," in the K-Glass 2 tracks the user's gaze and connects the device to the Internet through blinking eyes such as winks.

Hidden benefits of electric vehicles revealed

Electric vehicles emit significantly less heat. That difference could mitigate the urban heat island effect, the phenomenon that helps turn big cities like Beijing into pressure cookers in warm months.