Apple and its plans with the iCar
With its iCar, technology giant Apple is supposedly planning to revolutionise personal mobility. However, little is known about the secretive project to ...
How urban spaces can be designed to make people happy
Charles Montgomery and Omar Doinguez of Happy City, a Vancouver-based organisation focusing on urban development, both believe that the design of urban ...
Wie Industrie 4.0 die Welt verändert
Die vierte industrielle Revolution, kurz: Industrie 4.0, ist in vollem Gange: Die Vernetzung der Geräte, die Analyse immenser Datenmengen und der Einsatz ...
Is Elon Musk trying to do too much too fast?
The explosion of a rocket manufactured by SpaceX, a company run by Elon Musk, has raised serious questions and concerns about his style of management: ...
Could this be the end of electric car range anxiety?
Ever since the first electric vehicles hit the market, people are worried about their range and by the lack of a comprehensive charging network. However ...
Costa Rica ran on 100% renewables for 2 straight months
Costa Rica just finished another renewable energy run: Between June and August, the country was powered solely by clean energy sources for 76 straight ...
Startup plans to cut UAE’s energy consumption by 30%
Taka solutions, a Dubai-based technology startup, uses engineering and cloud-based analytics to optimize energy consumption in buildings. With that, the ...
Can Asian cities lead the way to a more sustainable future?
Asia’s rapid urbanization is boosting its economy but at the same time contributing to negative externalities such as traffic congestion, pollution ...
Kampf gegen Feinstaub: Stuttgarter Mooswand kommt später
Eine Wand aus Moos soll am Neckartor in Stuttgart die hohe Luftverschmutzung bekämpfen. Doch die eigentlich für Oktober geplante Installation verzögert ...
What’s Europe’s smartest city and why?
A fundamental set of questions surrounds the concept of a smart city: What are the components of a smart city? What metrics are used to judge the progress ...
