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LATEST ARTICLES FROM 3D Printing Progress

Become the Next IDTechEx Launchpad Start-up Success Story!
Ahead of the IDTechEx Show! Berlin, 13-14 May 2020, IDTechEx looks back at the stories of some companies propelled to success by the IDTechEx Launchpad initiative. The IDTechEx Launchpad is an area of the exhibition intended to break down the barri...
Small, Solar Powered Desalination Units
Researchers at the University of Bath have developed a revolutionary desalination process that has the potential to be operated in mobile, solar-powered units. The process is low cost, low energy and low maintenance, and has the potential to provide ...
Growth Sectors for Conductive Inks as They Solve More Problems
In 2020 the market for conductive inks will be $2.4Bn, according to extensive research by IDTechEx. Of that, 95% of the conductive ink supply by value goes into just three applications - the printed bus bars and fingers on PV solar cells, exterior au...
3D Printed Parts That Kill Bacteria
Researchers from the University of Sheffield have, for the first time, manufactured 3D printed parts that show resistance to common bacteria. This could stop the spread of infections such as MRSA in hospitals and care homes, saving the lives of vulne...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research

Fast-Charging, Long-Running, Bendy Energy Storage Breakthrough
While at the proof-of-concept stage, it shows enormous potential as a portable power supply in several practical applications including electric vehicles, phones and wearable technology. The discovery, published in Nature Energy, overcomes the issu...
CPI Partners with LiNa Energy to Create Next-Gen Battery Technology
CPI has announced the success of its £250,000 collaborative project with LiNa Energy (LiNa) and Lancaster University to demonstrate the proof-of-concept of LiNa's novel sodium-nickel-chloride battery technology. LiNa's battery is a radical alte...
Become the Next IDTechEx Launchpad Start-up Success Story!
Ahead of the IDTechEx Show! Berlin, 13-14 May 2020, IDTechEx looks back at the stories of some companies propelled to success by the IDTechEx Launchpad initiative. The IDTechEx Launchpad is an area of the exhibition intended to break down the barri...
Navigate the Emerging Graphene Market
Graphene is on the cusp of significant market growth; the opportunities are exciting and diverse, each with significant potential. Graphene and 2D Materials Europe 2020 (13-14 May, Berlin) is the largest B2B event on the topic with a dedicated focus ...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Artificial Intelligence Research

Become the Next IDTechEx Launchpad Start-up Success Story!
Ahead of the IDTechEx Show! Berlin, 13-14 May 2020, IDTechEx looks back at the stories of some companies propelled to success by the IDTechEx Launchpad initiative. The IDTechEx Launchpad is an area of the exhibition intended to break down the barri...
Artificial Intelligence Finds Disease-Related Genes
An artificial neural network can reveal patterns in huge amounts of gene expression data, and discover groups of disease-related genes. This has been shown by a new study led by researchers at Linköping University, published in Nature Communications....
Teaching Tomorrow's Automobiles to Hear
Modern cars already feature a range of sophisticated systems such as remote-controlled parking, automatic lane-departure warning and drowsiness recognition. In the future, self-driving cars will also have auditory capabilities. Researchers at the Fra...
Software Updates Slowing you Down? Tool to Spot Slowdown
We've all shared the frustration — software updates that are intended to make our applications run faster inadvertently end up doing just the opposite. These bugs, dubbed in the computer science field as performance regressions, are time-consum...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Electric Vehicles Research

Fast-Charging, Long-Running, Bendy Energy Storage Breakthrough
While at the proof-of-concept stage, it shows enormous potential as a portable power supply in several practical applications including electric vehicles, phones and wearable technology. The discovery, published in Nature Energy, overcomes the issu...
Become the Next IDTechEx Launchpad Start-up Success Story!
Ahead of the IDTechEx Show! Berlin, 13-14 May 2020, IDTechEx looks back at the stories of some companies propelled to success by the IDTechEx Launchpad initiative. The IDTechEx Launchpad is an area of the exhibition intended to break down the barri...
Global Initiative for Electric-Truck Charging Infrastructure
The E-Mobility Group of Daimler Trucks & Buses is now launching a worldwide initiative to establish a charging infrastructure for battery-electric trucks. The initial focus is on charging stations installed at the depots of truck customers. Wit...
Webinar Thurs 27 Feb 2020 - Electric Trucks: An Impending Revolution?
Webinar Title: Electric Trucks: An Impending Revolution? Date: Thursday 27 February 2020 Presenter: Dr David Wyatt, Technology Analyst, IDTechEx Space is limited - reserve your seat today! This upcoming webinar shares some of the research for t...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Global Biotechnology Insights

Using Bone's Natural Electricity to Promote Regeneration
Some materials show promise promoting bone regeneration by enhancing its natural electrical properties, according to a review in the journal Science and Technology of Advanced Materials. Some solids, including bone, enamel and quartz, form an elect...
Become the Next IDTechEx Launchpad Start-up Success Story!
Ahead of the IDTechEx Show! Berlin, 13-14 May 2020, IDTechEx looks back at the stories of some companies propelled to success by the IDTechEx Launchpad initiative. The IDTechEx Launchpad is an area of the exhibition intended to break down the barri...
Human Textiles to Repair Blood Vessels
What if we could replace a patient's damaged blood vessels with brand new ones produced in a laboratory? This is the challenge set by Inserm researcher Nicolas L'Heureux, who is working on the human extracellular matrix - the structural support of hu...
3D Printed Parts That Kill Bacteria
Researchers from the University of Sheffield have, for the first time, manufactured 3D printed parts that show resistance to common bacteria. This could stop the spread of infections such as MRSA in hospitals and care homes, saving the lives of vulne...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Off Grid Energy Independence

New Green Technology Generates Electricity "Out of Thin Air"
Electrical engineers and microbiologists have created a device they call an 'Air-gen' or air-powered generator, with electrically conductive protein nanowires produced by the microbe Geobacter. The Air-gen connects electrodes to the protein nanowires...
Become the Next IDTechEx Launchpad Start-up Success Story!
Ahead of the IDTechEx Show! Berlin, 13-14 May 2020, IDTechEx looks back at the stories of some companies propelled to success by the IDTechEx Launchpad initiative. The IDTechEx Launchpad is an area of the exhibition intended to break down the barri...
Small, Solar Powered Desalination Units
Researchers at the University of Bath have developed a revolutionary desalination process that has the potential to be operated in mobile, solar-powered units. The process is low cost, low energy and low maintenance, and has the potential to provide ...
VestasStill Rules Turbine Market, But Challengers are Closing in
Developers commissioned almost 61GW of wind turbines globally in 2019, compared with 50GW in the previous year. Most of these were on land (88%) but the share of turbines installed offshore is growing, up four percentage points to 12%. Just four manu...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Printed Electronics World

Commercialisation Opportunities at Printed Electronics Europe 2020
Printed Electronics Europe 2020: Flexible. Structural. Hybrid 13-14 May 2020, Berlin. Bringing end users and suppliers together to create business in printed and flexible electronics. Explore your opportunities in the $37.1Bn flexible and printed el...
Fast-Charging, Long-Running, Bendy Energy Storage Breakthrough
While at the proof-of-concept stage, it shows enormous potential as a portable power supply in several practical applications including electric vehicles, phones and wearable technology. The discovery, published in Nature Energy, overcomes the issu...
Become the Next IDTechEx Launchpad Start-up Success Story!
Ahead of the IDTechEx Show! Berlin, 13-14 May 2020, IDTechEx looks back at the stories of some companies propelled to success by the IDTechEx Launchpad initiative. The IDTechEx Launchpad is an area of the exhibition intended to break down the barri...
Growth Sectors for Conductive Inks as They Solve More Problems
In 2020 the market for conductive inks will be $2.4Bn, according to extensive research by IDTechEx. Of that, 95% of the conductive ink supply by value goes into just three applications - the printed bus bars and fingers on PV solar cells, exterior au...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Robotics Research

Robotic Hand can Handle Eggs, cut Paper with Scissors
The Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials (KIMM) has developed a robot hand capable of handling various objects and tools in daily life, such as holding an egg and cutting papers with a pair of scissors. The hand can be easily mounted on a var...
Become the Next IDTechEx Launchpad Start-up Success Story!
Ahead of the IDTechEx Show! Berlin, 13-14 May 2020, IDTechEx looks back at the stories of some companies propelled to success by the IDTechEx Launchpad initiative. The IDTechEx Launchpad is an area of the exhibition intended to break down the barri...
The Potential of Robotics in the Oil and Gas Industry
Aker BP and Cognite have announced a strategic initiative to explore how robotics systems can be used to make offshore operations safer, more efficient and more sustainable. Cognite, a global industrial AI software-as-a-service (SaaS) company and A...
Origami Inspired Robots That Could fit in a Cell?
Imagine robots that can move, sense and respond to stimuli, but that are smaller than a hair's width. This is the project that Cornell professor and biophysicist Itai Cohen has been working on with his team. His project is inspired by the microscopic...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Wearable Technology Insights

Germ-Fighting Fabric for Health Care
UMass Lowell researchers have created germ-killing fabric that could help stop the spread of communicable diseases. The team is working to embed a germ-killing agent known as N-halamine into hospital scrubs and other garments worn by medical professi...
Fast-Charging, Long-Running, Bendy Energy Storage Breakthrough
While at the proof-of-concept stage, it shows enormous potential as a portable power supply in several practical applications including electric vehicles, phones and wearable technology. The discovery, published in Nature Energy, overcomes the issu...
Become the Next IDTechEx Launchpad Start-up Success Story!
Ahead of the IDTechEx Show! Berlin, 13-14 May 2020, IDTechEx looks back at the stories of some companies propelled to success by the IDTechEx Launchpad initiative. The IDTechEx Launchpad is an area of the exhibition intended to break down the barri...
Wearable Medical Sensors will get Major Sensitivity Boost
Biosensors integrated into smartphones, smart watches, and other gadgets are about to become a reality. In a paper featured on the cover of the January issue of Sensors, researchers from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology describe a way t...