The Snoqualmie Brewery and Taproom of Snoqualmie, Washington, has implemented bottle labels utilizing augmented reality for their beer. “When you’re ...
Winners of the INDEX: Design to Improve Life Awards announced
The INDEX: Design to Improve Life Awards have been some of the most sought after design awards since 2013. This year, the winners improve the world of ...
Shoes made from ocean waste; small steps in plastic pollution prevention
Adidas has taken steps in helping to prevent pollution of oceans by upcycling plastic retrieved from a clean-up action in the Maldives. The famous shoe ...
All rail transport by Audi now CO2-free
Audi, having used DB Cargo’s DBeco plus product to reduce emissions since 2010, is now the first company in Germany to organize its logistics ...
Researchers from Stanford improve Perovskites with help of insects
Perovskites have always been cheaper to manufacture than conventional solar cells made from silicon, but not nearly as efficient. Researchers at Stanford ...
Study shows how urban forest can save future cities millions
According to a new study by the State University of New York (SUNY), trees and other plants planted in urban areas reduce air pollution, absorb carbon and ...
Xerox and Innovation Lab partners for developing medical technology
Xerox Corporation and PARC, A Xerox Company, is partnering with the Innovation Lab, an Innovation Institute company, to solve health care problems by ...
Protestors around the world make cities become bike friendly
In several cities around the world, people are protesting a lack of protection for cyclists. In New York, volunteers from the advocacy group ...
Ford und Domino’s testen selbstfahrende Autos zur Pizzalieferung
Ford Motor Company und Domino’s Pizza, zwei globale Unternehmen haben sich zusammengeschlossen, um die Auslieferung von Pizza in autonom fahrenden ...
Cummins outpaces Tesla for first zero-emissions semi truck
As Tesla is about to unveil their all-electric semi truck, prolific heavy equipment manufacturer Cummins is leapfrogging them by marketing their own zero ...
