Wing, the Alphabet startup starts delivering with its drones
The first service in the history of delivery by drones is Alphabet and is called Wing. From now on we fly.
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From 2020 Magnus VAWT turbines will draw energy from typhoons such as Hagibis
Super Typhoon Hagibis will make landfall tomorrow, hopefully not on land. In addition to the damage, Japan can absorb the energy with new turbines, the Magnus VAWT.
Zero-waste miracles: France's poorest city turns green
“I think I don't do anything special. Zero-waste? I just recovered good practices that society has forgotten for 50 years."
2.0 butter, same flavor but 80% water.
Cornell University's food development team has created a new, ultra-low-calorie butter made mostly of water. 100 grams of this butter 2.0 contains 17,5 grams of fat and 157 calories. Traditional butter, on the other hand, is 84% fat and 16% water, has 68 grams of fat and a whopping 625 calories. How was this butter born? The Cornell team developed a new process to emulsify a large portion… Read more
Samsung will have graphene batteries: recharge in 15 minutes
Graphene batteries are 3 to 5 times faster than lithium-ion batteries, which take around 90 minutes to fully charge.
Lactose intolerant and vegan, synthetic milk arrives
Perfect Day has obtained in the laboratory the protein part of the milk which forms the core with water and fats. The synthetic milk market is born.
Aerium, bioavionics will make airplanes living organisms
Bioavionics integrates biological and electromechanical systems to see how their interaction will change our flight experiences.
The robot postman always rings 2.0 times
Postmates introduced a plan to use a robot postman in December, and showed off its vision for deliveries to homes and offices.
Thermal photovoltaic, efficiency record broken
The thermal photovoltaic will be able to allow drones to fly for days and will feed the space probes for centuries.
What will the smart home look like in 10 years?
Driving everything with voice and immersing yourself in the Internet of Things will be routine. Thanks to advances in AI, a smart home will anticipate our needs.
The parasitic house (in a good sense) to live on the roofs
The parasitic house exploits the existing connections, responds to the need for houses with minimal approaches, zero waste and saving the cultural heritage of the cities.
Neuralink, Musk's startup is about to break the silence
2 years of waiting, clues, funds and mysteries: we will finally know what Neuralink does, the startup of Elon Musk who wants to connect our brain to a computer
How to reprint paper and recycle it better
A team has created a method of de-printing the sheets that works with the normal paper already on the market and present in all homes and offices.
Pinching, spray skin to repair wounds and burns
It's a new paradigm: doctors can abandon gauze and bandages, instantly acting directly on the skin to repair wounds and burns.
Global warming: forget 1.5 ° C, we will go further
In 2010, scientists observed that pollution would cause global warming of 1,3°C. Today's data is just a consequence.
Mini dialysis is reality: developed in Japan
During a disaster, the first things to be cut off are electricity and water: elements that mini dialysis can consume little and for two weeks.
The world's most advanced robotic hand has been unveiled.
Research in the field of robotic limbs is advancing rapidly with the use of more and more sensors, and this week during Amazon's Tech Showcase, re:MARS, the company's owner Jeff Bezos showed off the extraordinary technological developments of three distinct companies .
IKEA launches robotic furniture that changes environments in Japan and Hong Kong.
It is a single "aggregated" piece of furniture that moves on a track controlled by a touchpad
Superwood is born: it is as strong as steel and reflects the sun's rays
The new wood is very dense and has a strength of around 404 megapascals, which makes it almost 9 times stronger than natural wood.
Here's how 3D printing will revolutionize the concept of cars
In just a few years, 3D printing has leapt beyond its embryonic phase and has already begun to move rapidly in three distinct directions: the development of mass production systems (many goods), the development of mass production systems (many users, for home printing) and the specialization of production systems (specific printers for specific products, such as those in the construction field capable of constructing a building in a short time). It goes without saying that the most promising field of application for… Read more
Here comes Jarvis, the artificial intelligence for every home
After a year of hard work, Mark Zuckerberg has revealed to the world some details of the #artificial intelligence #Jarvis, a personal assistant for the home that the founder of #Facebook had wanted to develop as a "personal challenge". Mark, pleasantly, gave the AI the name of Iron Man's butler, and integrated it into the home automation system of his house. Jarvis does everything, or almost everything: it independently manages lights, temperature, appliances, music from both PCs and mobile devices and much more. Jarvis can be commanded with… Read more
