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The World’s Largest Plane Ascends To a Record Height of 27,000 Feet during Its Latest Test Flight

Roc, the world’s largest airplane, longer than a football field, completed its seventh test flight yesterday from Mojave Air and Space Port in California. Roc’s seventh flight lasted three hours and a minute. It gathered…

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Scientists Have Crafted Living Skin for Robots

Scientists are working hard to make humanoid robots look real. They believe it could improve the robot’s communication efficiency and its likability of robotics. By making the robots look more like humans, it would also be…

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Air Liquide Sealed a New Long-Term Renewable Energy PPA with Vattenfall

The French industrial company Air Liquide signed a new power purchase agreement (PPA) with Swedish Vattenfall in addition to the previous one from March 2021, for another 115MW of the offshore wind power plant Hollandse…

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National Grid ESO Voltage Management Project Goes Live

Recently the British electricity system operator, National Grid ESO developed a plan to install a reactive power solution for voltage security and maintenance on the power grid. On June 1, 2022, the company’s first UK…

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Automation Isn’t Replacing Construction Workers Anytime Soon

It isn’t hard to see why we’re afraid of automation. Just recently, a Japanese robotics company, GITAI, developed a robotic rover called “R1” to traverse the moon. Back on Earth, bricklaying and drywall-hanging robots are…

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Bioplastic Made With Vanilla Bean Extract Will Self-Destruct on Your Command

Plastic does not decompose; all the plastic that has ever been produced and has ended up in the environment is still present in one form or another. Demand for plastic is rising with it the…

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Enovix’s Silicon-Based EV Battery Can Be Charged More Than 98% in under 10 Minutes

In our fight against climate change, Electric vehicles can play a very important role. Electric Vehicles could help in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, air pollution, and vehicular noise pollution. But charging time is an important…

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A New Diabetes Drug Helps Overweight People Lose Up To 52 Pounds

According to a report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, some 42.4% of U.S. adults qualify as obese. It is a major health issue resulting in numerous diseases and also increases the risk…

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Spiderwebs Could Help Determine Amount of Microplastics in Air

Microplastics, the tiny pieces of plastic are the biggest environmental challenges for both humans and nature. It is a growing issue, but scientists are not yet certain about the consequence of these tiny pieces of…

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MIT’s Reconfigurable AI Chip Could Actually Reduce Electronic Waste

E-waste is the world’s fastest-growing domestic waste. According to a United Nations’ Global E-waste Monitor report, 53.6 million metric tonnes (Mt) of electronic waste (e-waste) is being produced globally, annually. Every year, a significant amount…

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The World’s Largest Plane Ascends To a Record Height of 27,000 Feet during Its Latest Test Flight

Scientists Have Crafted Living Skin for Robots

Air Liquide Sealed a New Long-Term Renewable Energy PPA with Vattenfall

National Grid ESO Voltage Management Project Goes Live

Automation Isn’t Replacing Construction Workers Anytime Soon

Bioplastic Made With Vanilla Bean Extract Will Self-Destruct on Your Command

Enovix’s Silicon-Based EV Battery Can Be Charged More Than 98% in under 10 Minutes

A New Diabetes Drug Helps Overweight People Lose Up To 52 Pounds

Spiderwebs Could Help Determine Amount of Microplastics in Air

MIT’s Reconfigurable AI Chip Could Actually Reduce Electronic Waste

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