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- Electric cars are better for the environment, no matter the power source An Ioniq 6 electric vehicle. HyundaiExperts say that across the board, EVs are a win compared to similar gas-powered vehicles. The post Electric cars are better for the environment, no matter the power source appeared first on Popular Science....
- Cozy knit sweaters could help robots ‘feel’ contact The sensitive 'yarn' encases robots to direct them based on human touch and guidance. Carnegie MellonThe snuggly garb is used to teach robots how to sense possible collisions in advance. The post Cozy knit sweaters could help robots ‘feel’ contact appeared first on Popular Science....
- Researchers uncover Russia-linked malware that could immobilize electric grids Security researchers have discovered new industrial control system malware, dubbed “CosmicEnergy,” which they say could be used to disrupt critical infrastructure systems and electric grids. The malware was uncovered by researchers at Mandiant, who have likened CosmicEnergy’s capabilities to the destructive Industroyer malware that the Russian state-backed “Sandworm” hacking group...
- Space Exploration as Art #ArtTuesday The NASA-based work of Tom Sachs uses the ambition of the space program and brings it to his art. The future that was created by the space program is no the future we live in. Tom Sachs Space Program: Indoctrination, on view at the Art Sonje Center, Seoul, attempts to...
- Automate Day One: Turning data into information for better context Information management insights Manufacturers have access to enormous amounts of information, but they need to have put in context for them to make any sense of it. Giving engineers the right context can help improve operations and reduce potential downtime troubles. Robots are serving coffee, beer and playing chess on...
- New battery electrolyte likes the cold Our team not only found an antifreeze electrolyte whose charging performance does not decline at -4°F, but we also discovered, at the atomic level, what makes it so effective.Zhengcheng John Zhang, Argonne National LaboratoryMany owners of electric vehicles worry about how effective their battery will be in very cold weather....
- Six ways MIT is taking action on climate A variety of recent events highlighted efforts by faculty, staff, and students to make a difference today....
- Branding reimagined on new culture for Beams London Branding reimagined on new culture for Beams London AoiroStudio0522—23 In the bustling city of Manchester, a branding agency is making waves with their remarkable work in redefining brand experiences. Only, a Manchester-based agency, recently took on an exciting project that involved rebranding Beams London, a new venue and event space...
- Fetch founder Melonee Wise joins Agility Robotics as CTO We’ve discussed Agility quite a bit over the last several years. Most recently, it’s been a focus on the Oregon firm’s push to commercialize. There’s no question that the technology is impressive here. That much was clear when it was still an OSU research project. The path to market, on...
- The importance of digital transformation support Digital transformation insights Digital transformation initiatives are on the rise in many manufacturing and industrial facilities, but long-term support and maintenance is a key part of the plan. Digital transformation requires engineers to have skills that are more commonly found in information technology (IT) experts, which will continue to be...
- Stoke Space has received repeated investments from the venture arm for the U.S.... Stoke Space has received multiple investments from In-Q-Tel, the strategic investor for the U.S. intelligence and defense community, TechCrunch has learned. Stoke Space and In-Q-Tel have not publicly announced their relationship before. While In-Q-Tel is legally a separate entity from any government agency, it receives all of its funding from...
- California’s ‘Local Food Producers’ Hope Proposed New Label Will Boost Support Despite offices being closed, Sundays are the busiest day of the week at the Marin County Civic Center. Located half an hour north of San Francisco—and within a couple of hundred miles of California’s many agricultural regions, including the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys and the North and Central coasts—the...