Exhausted batteries in electric cars can have a second life
Cheaper, environmentally friendly and also profitable: exhausted electric car batteries can live ten years longer after normal service by performing less demanding tasks.
Cheaper, environmentally friendly and also profitable: exhausted electric car batteries can live ten years longer after normal service by performing less demanding tasks.
Great maneuvers between car manufacturers who challenge each other to reduce recharge times. It is the turn of KIA, which with its new electric car promises to do it in less than 20 minutes.
Verge TS explores the new boundaries of the electric motorcycle with respectable performance and a design that seems straight out of science fiction.
The trials of fully autonomous cargo ship fleets continue: the future goes on one step at a time.
There is no peace for anyone with the advent of robots. Now it's also the baristas' turn: Cafe X can manage 10 orders in parallel and make coffee and hot drinks.
In 2030, Amsterdam will ban all private and commercial combustion vehicles. The agreement for the arrival of electric fire engines also "electrifies" the firefighters.
Washington works on better and worse technology weapons. I am a deterrent, to discourage a third world war. Or to win it if there is.
Versatile like a bike, spacious like a mini car, cheaply unworthy. But what prices, though! Lights and shadows for the Wello Family.
There is growth in solar, and with it that of battery autonomy, but this from Aptera is a real record.
Clearly inspired by the Cybertruck Tesla, Cyberbunker is a home of the future that uses its philosophy. Dry, solid, futuristic and self-sufficient.
Future wars will be faster and more technological, but less human than ever: welcome to the era of robot soldiers. There is a perfect place to test advanced weapons: they are the Wallops Islands, a small patch of land off the coast of Virginia that seems to have come straight from Asimov's pen. If a fishing boat had passed there a year ago he would have seen half a dozen dinghies circulating in the area: a closer look would have revealed that the dinghies had no one on board. … Read more
The Air Force wants to employ low-cost, unmanned “single-use” fighter planes on missions too dangerous for manned aircraft.
Aluminum (also from used cans) and non-polluting electrolytes. Every 2500km you change them in 90 seconds and they recycle. Aluminum-air batteries? A bomb.
SmartCan goes to the collection point, gets the garbage lifted from the vehicle and once deposited on the ground it leaves for the house.
A team from the Polytechnic University of Lausanne, Switzerland, works on biodegradable circuits capable of administering a local anesthetic on demand for many days.
Postmates introduced a plan to use a robot postman in December, and showed off its vision for deliveries to homes and offices.
Desire to eat the world and some underlying gaps: NeuWai is practically China on two wheels. Here is his “ignorant” electric motorcycle making its debut.
The use of batteries for vehicles and agricultural machinery promises to revolutionize the cultivation industry by lowering costs and improving production. From large tractors to small harvesting machines, all vehicles will be completely transformed by electric. On the other hand, current agriculture is under pressure: on the one hand the need to produce more food to avoid the food crisis. On the other hand, the need to reduce waste and abuse of land and water. Precision agriculture can increase the production of… Read more
To explore the seabed and manage ocean platforms, a team of NASA veterans builds a transformer underwater robot that becomes humanoid.
Byton, an industrious Chinese startup is about to launch its first electric vehicle on the market: the first images show the interior which stands out for the incredible size of its screens.
StoreDots are thinner than normal lithium-ion batteries, contain less lithium, more Germanic and some preserving agents that counteract their decay: the results are amazing.