MIT and Skoltech Have Developed A ‘Smart’ Wearable Sensor for Tracking Healing

about 16 hours ago by Luke James

Having formed a joint U.S.-Russia research team, scientists at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Skoltech have developed a proof-of-concept ‘smart’ wearable sensor that has the potential to enable the real-time, non-invasive monitoring of patients’ wounds.

Britain’s First EV Battery Gigaplant Planned for Northumberland, UK

2 days ago by Luke James

Lithium-ion battery technology company Britishvolt has recently announced that it has settled on a site for the UK’s first EV (electric vehicle)…

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How the University of Kentucky and Lexmark’s Vertical Recycling Project Shows Promise in E-Waste Management

3 days ago by Biljana Ognenova

Is the UK Rushing the Electric Vehicle Revolution?

5 days ago by Lianne Frith

Is Vehicle-to-Grid Technology Sustainable?

one week ago by Emmanuel Ikimi

We reportedly leave our cars parked up to 95% of the time, and on top of this, electrical grids currently have limited storage facilities. Points such as these have inspired a potential solution: vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology. We consider the extent to which this promising power innovation may be sustainable.

Scotland Plans for a ‘World First’ 1.8 MWh Flow Battery Energy Storage System

one week ago by Luke James

Fingertip Pressure Sensor for Dextrous Machines

2 weeks ago by Luke James

Affordable VR-Controlled ‘Bartender’ Robotic Arm Can Be Operated From Anywhere

2 weeks ago by Luke James

UK-based Extend Robotics has announced a successful trial of a VR (virtual reality)-based remote-controlled robot. Living up to its name, R:O:B:—for the ‘robotically-optimised bartender’—has accurately poured pints of beer when being controlled by a remote human operator.

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