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A report from EES Europe 2017

IDTechEx analyst Dr Lorenzo Grande was at the annual EES Europe event to learn about new trends in the battery arena.

Solar and wind power reinvented: latest news

Virtually all of the new grid capacity being added in the world is renewable or nuclear nowadays.

The Tesla of pickup trucks

A little known Canadian startup, Havelaar in Toronto has unveiled an all-electric pickup truck concept at the EMC show in Markham, Ontario. This Bison E-Pickup will be produced in Ontario. With the large center touchscreen, the interior of the vehicle is clearly inspired by Tesla, the company that is shaking the motor industry to its roots.

Novel copper nanoparticles that are resistant to oxidation

Novel copper nanoparticles that are resistant to oxidation and fuse into a conductive line after sintering process at temperatures lower than 160 degrees Celsius.

Daimler buses 3D printing parts

Daimler Buses is exploiting the benefits of 3D printing to meet customers' special requirements and produce small batches and replacement parts for the Mercedes-Benz and Setra brands.

Meet the most nimble-fingered robot ever built

Grabbing the awkwardly shaped items that people pick up in their day-to-day lives is a slippery task for robots.

A noninvasive method for deep brain stimulation

Researchers have come up with a way to stimulate regions deep within the brain using electrodes placed on the scalp.

Intel - Project Alloy

IDTechEx met with and attended presentations from Intel at AWE 2017. This profile gives an update on their progress with Project Alloy, their "Merged Reality" computing project.

eMagin - AWE 2017

IDTechEx attended AWE 2017, where eMagin were presenting their latest updates with their HMD products and night vision cameras. This profile contains details from their CMO Dan Cui's presentation.

StretchSense

IDTechEx caught up with Mark Williamson from Stretchsense at AWE 2017 in Santa Clara, USA.

Biointeractive Technologies

IDTechEx met with the founders of Biointeractive Technologies (BIT) at AWE 2017. They are a Canadian start-up who have developed a wrist-worn sensing device based on force myography (FMR) in a wristband.

Miracle material discovery could end cracked smart devices

Currently, most parts of a smart phone are made of silicon and other compounds, which are expensive and break easily.

Instantly rechargeable battery could change the future of EVs

This technology could provide an "instantly rechargeable" method that is safe, affordable and environmentally friendly for recharging electric and hybrid vehicle batteries through a quick and easy process similar to refueling a car at a gas station.

Giving robots a sense of touch

By mounting GelSight sensors on the grippers of robotic arms, teams have given robots greater sensitivity and dexterity.

Wearable technology for animals - what has your dog done today?

As summer rolls in for the northern hemisphere, pet owners are no doubt looking forward to spending more time in the great outdoors with their four-legged friends. However, issues arise from being out in the open, whether it is overexertion, heat stroke, or pets running away and getting lost. Fortunately, there are several wearable devices for animals on the market today, most commonly to be worn on the pet's collar, to address these concerns.

Display Week 2017: The display industry doesn't have a roadmap

IDTechEx was at the annual Display Week in Los Angeles to report on the latest trends in displays.

Non-invasive electroceutical for treatment of kidney disease

The platform is a non-invasive electroceutical device that harnesses magnetically-induced electrical field pathways in cells and organs to illicit an anti-inflammatory response in tissues and organs.

Researchers design AI system to assess pain levels in sheep

An artificial intelligence system is able to detect pain levels in sheep, which could aid in early diagnosis and treatment of common, but painful, conditions in animals.

Ultra-stable perovskite solar cell remains stable for more than a year

Perovskite solar cells promise cheaper and efficient solar energy, with enormous potential for commercialization.

Robotic kiosk to the rescue in busy check-in areas

An intelligent check-in kiosk that will autonomously move to busy or congested areas in the airport as needed, promising to relegate check-in queues to the past.