Cuddly LOVOT May Be The Most Innovative Japanese Robot Yet….
Japan has been at the top of robotics technologies for decades. Through administration support and sponsorship of international events such as the 2018 World Robot Summit, Japan’s robotics industry claims some of the top exporters and users of industrial robots in the world. Japan began dev... Read More
Five UK hydrogen projects boosted by £14m funding
The UK Government has boosted five companies developing hydrogen technology and infrastructure with £14m ($18m) of funding. The Hydrogen for Transport Programme (HTP) sets out the next steps to develop the UK hydrogen vehicle market, providing up to £23m ($29.5m) of new grant funding... Read More
Managing the hype around 5G
Speaking at CES in Las Vegas Hans Vestberg, the CEO of Verizon, claimed that 5G would represent a ‘quantum’ leap over 4G. The technology will have a much-extended range of uses, according to Vestberg, as it’s being designed not only for consumers but for industries an... Read More
Core technology for ultra-small 3D image sensor
A silicon optical phased array chip, which can be a core component for three-dimensional image sensors has been developed by a KAIST research group. Many automobile and drone companies are focusing on developing 3D image sensor systems, based on mechanical light detection and ranging (LiDAR) ... Read More
A Real Fixer-Apper: This Startup Builds A Precise 3D-Model Of Your House With Smartphone
Early 2019 brought usual winter-storm home damage around the U.S. That means filing an insurance claim and for that long waiting days to inspect the buildings before things can be fixed. San Francisco-based HOVER aims to change that. The company has elevated $62 million in venture support for... Read More
Mercedes-Benz O-Class Nameplate Trademarked In Europe
The latest vehicle range from could be in the making as the German auto giant Daimler AG has filed trademark applications for the 'Mercedes-Benz O-Class' nameplate in Europe. Daimler filed trademarks for the O 120, O 140, O 180 and O 200 monikers with the European Intellectual Property Of... Read More
Americas: Snack foods are eaten as meals
Snack foods will remain to develop to be eating occasion solutions for a nation of consumers constantly on-the-go, according to a report by The NPD Group. Americans consumed around 386 billion of readymade snack foods in 2018, with the massive majority of those eaten between main meals. Snack f... Read More
Europe: JBT releases dryer for spiral freezers
JBT Corporation introduces the LVS QuickDry that dries industrial spiral freezers after cleaning fast. It makes use of a patented system of condensation cycles to rapidly and efficiently remove all droplets of water from spiral freezers. Unlike most old-fashioned drying systems, which rely on... Read More
Data-transmitting light signal gets power boost from nanosized amplifier
Researchers from Aalto University and Université Paris-Sud have considerably upgraded the propagation of data inside a microchip. Light is a more energy efficient way of transferring data than electricity because of its speed of travel but the rapid attenuation of light signals in microchi... Read More
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Cuddly LOVOT May Be The Most Innovative Japanese Robot Yet….
Japan has been at the top of robotics technologies for decades. Through administration support and sponsorship of international events such as the 2018 World Robot Summit, Japan’s robotics industry claims some of the top exporters and users of industrial robots in the world. Japan began dev...
Five UK hydrogen projects boosted by £14m funding
The UK Government has boosted five companies developing hydrogen technology and infrastructure with £14m ($18m) of funding. The Hydrogen for Transport Programme (HTP) sets out the next steps to develop the UK hydrogen vehicle market, providing up to £23m ($29.5m) of new grant funding...
Managing the hype around 5G
Speaking at CES in Las Vegas Hans Vestberg, the CEO of Verizon, claimed that 5G would represent a ‘quantum’ leap over 4G. The technology will have a much-extended range of uses, according to Vestberg, as it’s being designed not only for consumers but for industries an...
Core technology for ultra-small 3D image sensor
A silicon optical phased array chip, which can be a core component for three-dimensional image sensors has been developed by a KAIST research group. Many automobile and drone companies are focusing on developing 3D image sensor systems, based on mechanical light detection and ranging (LiDAR) ...
A Real Fixer-Apper: This Startup Builds A Precise 3D-Model Of Your House With Smartphone
Early 2019 brought usual winter-storm home damage around the U.S. That means filing an insurance claim and for that long waiting days to inspect the buildings before things can be fixed. San Francisco-based HOVER aims to change that. The company has elevated $62 million in venture support for...
Mercedes-Benz O-Class Nameplate Trademarked In Europe
The latest vehicle range from could be in the making as the German auto giant Daimler AG has filed trademark applications for the 'Mercedes-Benz O-Class' nameplate in Europe. Daimler filed trademarks for the O 120, O 140, O 180 and O 200 monikers with the European Intellectual Property Of...
Americas: Snack foods are eaten as meals
Snack foods will remain to develop to be eating occasion solutions for a nation of consumers constantly on-the-go, according to a report by The NPD Group. Americans consumed around 386 billion of readymade snack foods in 2018, with the massive majority of those eaten between main meals. Snack f...
Europe: JBT releases dryer for spiral freezers
JBT Corporation introduces the LVS QuickDry that dries industrial spiral freezers after cleaning fast. It makes use of a patented system of condensation cycles to rapidly and efficiently remove all droplets of water from spiral freezers. Unlike most old-fashioned drying systems, which rely on...
Data-transmitting light signal gets power boost from nanosized amplifier
Researchers from Aalto University and Université Paris-Sud have considerably upgraded the propagation of data inside a microchip. Light is a more energy efficient way of transferring data than electricity because of its speed of travel but the rapid attenuation of light signals in microchi...
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