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Toyota Hopes to Catch Up in EV Battery Tech Through $13.5 Billion Investment

Toyota is a pioneer of electric technology in cars, releasing the hybrid-electric Prius sedan back in 1997. That was the first mass-produced hybrid car, but even though Toyota continued working on the technology, they never…

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Sun on Earth – World’s Strongest Magnet Will Power the Future of Energy

Last week, France took delivery of the first part of a massive magnet. The magnet is so strong that it can even lift an aircraft carrier. The 60 feet high and 14 feet broad magnet…

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Amazon Go Cashier-Less Tech Soon Breaking Into Mainstream

Amazon has announced they’re finally bringing the cashier-less technology used in its “Go” stores to other supermarket chains, starting with the Whole Foods Market. The initial rollout will be limited to two stores, one in…

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Scientists Are Planning To Send Autonomous ‘Robot Swarms’ To Mine the Lunar Resources

Scientists are seriously considering constructing bases on celestial bodies like the moon. So, for constructing these, it would be easier if they could find all the building supplies right there on the moon. Otherwise, they…

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Mercedes-Benz’s Brain-Computer Device Will Let You Control the Car with Your Mind

With each passing year, cars are becoming more and more technologically advanced. Self-driving cars and flying cars are already a reality. But what’s next? The latest technological advancement has come from Mercedes-Benz. The luxury carmaker…

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Super-Hot Sand Can Help Us Store Excess Renewable Energy

Today’s electricity grid virtually has no reliable Energy storage technology to store excess energy for later use. Battery storage systems can’t solve the world’s energy storage problem. But now an interesting solution is in development by the…

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The World’s Biggest Carbon-Sucking Machine Turns CO2 into Rock

According to a new report, worldwide climate change has resulted in a fivefold increase in the number of disasters over the 50-year period. Extreme floods are drowning Europe and Asia, and exceptional heat and drought have…

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LG’s ‘Real Folding Window’ Is As Hard As Glass But Flexible As Plastic

Foldable phones have remained a niche luxury product so far. Only a couple of major smartphone manufacturers have launched folding phones. Foldable phones may soon cease to be niche products LG has developed a new material that can help make foldable phones…

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Siemens Gamesa Produces World’s First Recyclable Offshore Wind Turbine Blades

Over the last two decades, Wind energy has become one of the most promising and economically viable sources of renewable energy. But it is only one side of the coin, as there are some new…

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How Machine Learning AI Helps us Find Hidden Factors in Solar Farm Performance

Machine learning AI can help to identify and quantify “hidden” factors in solar farm performance during severe weather, as two researchers at the Sandia National Laboratories have discovered. The two women gathered large volumes of…

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Technology

Toyota Hopes to Catch Up in EV Battery Tech Through $13.5 Billion Investment

Sun on Earth – World’s Strongest Magnet Will Power the Future of Energy

Amazon Go Cashier-Less Tech Soon Breaking Into Mainstream

Scientists Are Planning To Send Autonomous ‘Robot Swarms’ To Mine the Lunar Resources

Mercedes-Benz’s Brain-Computer Device Will Let You Control the Car with Your Mind

Super-Hot Sand Can Help Us Store Excess Renewable Energy

The World’s Biggest Carbon-Sucking Machine Turns CO2 into Rock

LG’s ‘Real Folding Window’ Is As Hard As Glass But Flexible As Plastic

Siemens Gamesa Produces World’s First Recyclable Offshore Wind Turbine Blades

How Machine Learning AI Helps us Find Hidden Factors in Solar Farm Performance

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