BT reached an agreement with Scottish wind farm Stroupster and finalized a £185m contract to purchase power from the provider. This is BT’s fourth ...
Fraunhofer ISE treibt Forschung zu Photovoltaik auf Nutzfahrzeugen voran
Das Fraunhofer-Institut für Solare Energiesysteme ISE forscht gemeinsam mit Partnern aus der Automobil- und Logistikbranche an Solarmodulen, die auf Dä ...
G.M. is already reaping the fruits of Industry 4.0 with its internet connected robots
One of the largest automakers in the world, General Motors is already repeaing the fruits of Industry 4.0 by connecting 30,000 of its factory robots to ...
Domino’s to taste a slice of IoT
One of the largest pizza franchises in the world, Domino’s Pizza are now incorporating Internet of Things on their menu to automate the manual ...
Fertilizer from artificial leaves
The Harvard research team that created a bionic leaf that is ten times as efficient as regular plant leaves at transforming sunlight to fuel, has now found ...
Collaboration between Daimler and Bosch to push forward autonomous driving
To enhance further development of fully automated and driverless driving, the two companies have signed an agreement with the goal to bring autonmous ...
Toyota is cleaning the air with advertisement
Toyota is advertising their hydrogen-fueled Toyota Mirai along the roads around San Francisco and Los Angeles, and is helping the environment while doing ...
Panasonic partners with Cubic telecom for connected infotainment
Panasonic, with an aim to establish itself as a leader in the connected infotainment sector has recently signed a deal with an Irish telematic software ...
Smartphone displays that repair themselves
Scientists at the University of California in Riverside have created a material that repairs itself. Using a forgiving chemical bond, a polar, stretchable ...
A123 Systems to build new $40 million headquarters
Jason Forcier, CEO of A123 Systems, said in a press release that his company is planning to construct a $40 million “epicenter of engineering” ...
