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IDTechEx writes the following free web journals which provide readers with a daily update of the latest industry developments. The journals cover the latest industry news and research with broad coverage of topics.

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LATEST ARTICLES FROM 3D Printing Progress

Xaar's Ultra High Viscosity Technology
Xaar's Ultra High Viscosity Technology is providing manufacturers with an array of new and practical production possibilities, offering the chance to print without limits and drive creativity. The growing role and capability of inkjet printheads is...
Smart Cities: Paradise or Punishment?
In the last century, the sweeping architecture of the new cities Brasilia and Canberra was found to be soulless by those required to live there. Come the weekend, Brasilia emptied as those required to work there decamped to the fun of Rio de Janeiro....
World's Largest 3D Printed Metal Oil & Gas High Pressure Piping Part
AML3D has 3D printed the world's largest high-pressure Oil & Gas piping component to be successfully tested and verified by Lloyd's Register. This demonstrator component was printed as part of AML3D's internal development program and it showcases...
Polymer Discovery Gives 3D Printed Sand Super Strength
Researchers at the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory designed a novel polymer to bind and strengthen silica sand for binder jet additive manufacturing, a 3D-printing method used by industries for prototyping and part production. Th...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research

FREYR Joins Fair Cobalt Alliance
FREYR Battery, a developer of clean, next-generation battery cell production capacity, has become a member of the Fair Cobalt Alliance (FCA) to underscore FREYR's commitment to developing a sustainable global battery industry. The FCA is a multi-st...
Glasgow to be Home to First-of-a-Kind Hydrogen Storage Project
A trailblazing hydrogen storage project near Glasgow has been backed by nearly £10 million in UK government funding - helping create high-skilled jobs and drive progress towards decarbonising the UK transport sector. Putting Scotland at the for...
Silicon anode patent landscape
With the development of Li-ion chemistries based on silicon anodes gaining pace, it is important to understand the underlying technological issues being solved and advancements being made. However, companies can be secretive regarding their solutions...
Energy Storage in 2021: Challenges and Opportunities
Energy storage technologies are undergoing a challenging transformation, vital in an emerging climate that increasingly necessitates renewable energies and recyclable hardware. Energy storage sectors such as Li-ion batteries are forecast to experienc...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Advanced Materials World

Low-Cost Printing of Ultrafine Resolution RDL, and Passive Components
The webinar with Dr. Ahmed Busnaina, CTO of Nano OPS, Inc. will discuss an elegant, low-cost, high throughput additive manufacturing technology that can be implemented at a fraction of the capital investment required of any other technology. Join t...
Ultrathin Solar Cells Get a Boost
Rice University engineers have achieved a new benchmark in the design of atomically thin solar cells made of semiconducting perovskites, boosting their efficiency while retaining their ability to stand up to the environment. The lab of Aditya Mohite ...
Smart Cities: Paradise or Punishment?
In the last century, the sweeping architecture of the new cities Brasilia and Canberra was found to be soulless by those required to live there. Come the weekend, Brasilia emptied as those required to work there decamped to the fun of Rio de Janeiro....
Smart Roads and Smart Concrete
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Aerospace Technology Journal

Europe's First Test Vertiport for Paris
Skyports, the world-leading designer, developer, and operator of vertiports (landing sites for eVTOL aircraft) is developing Europe's first test vertiport in France, as a significant step towards launching commercial Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) servi...
Spirit of Innovation Claims to be World's Fastest All-Electric Vehicle
Rolls-Royce believes theirr all-electric 'Spirit of Innovation' aircraft is the world's fastest all-electric aircraft, setting three new world records. Data has been submitted to the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI) - the World Air Sports...
20 Airlines Commit to Use New Technologies to Minimize Climate Impact
Today, 20 airline members of the World Economic Forum's Target True Zero initiative committed to utilizing new technologies, such as electric, hydrogen and hybrid aircraft, to address the challenge of climate change. The development and delivery of n...
Dufour Aerospace Aero2, "Swiss Army Knife" of Small Unmanned Aircraft
Swiss-based eVTOL development and production company Dufour Aerospace has launched the Aero2 as its first commercially available product in their tilt-wing eVTOL family. Aero2 is designed as a multi-purpose small unmanned aircraft with operational fl...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM AgTech Progress

Autonomous agricultural robotics and its challenges
Join the Free IDTechEx Webinar on Agricultural Robotics
Webinar Title: Agricultural Robotics: Can Technology Innovation Awaken a Sleeping Giant? Date: Thursday 18 November 2021 Presenter: Dr Michael Dent, Senior Technology Analyst - IDTechEx Space is limited - reserve your seat today! Global agricul...
A Flexible New System for Creating Soft Robotics
Princeton researchers have invented bubble casting, a new way to make soft robots using "fancy balloons" that change shape in predictable ways when inflated with air. The new system involves injecting bubbles into a liquid polymer, letting ...
CyborGoats find their way into Norwegian villages
When grazing goats that are wearing this new technology hear a beep, it alerts them to stay within the invisible boundary of the grazing area. If they don't, a digital collar around their necks gives them a small electric shock. The new technology al...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Artificial Intelligence Research

Fighting Blood Diseases with Artificial Intelligence
Every day, cytologists around the world use optical microscopes to analyze and classify samples of bone marrow cells thousands of times. This method to diagnose blood diseases was established more than 150 years ago, but it suffers from being very co...
Eye Movements Read by AI Reveal Thoughts, Memories - and Brain Disease
Whenever you explore an environment or search for something, you scan the scene using continuous rapid eye movements. Your eyes also make short stops to fixate on certain elements of the scene that you want more detailed information about. The way yo...
Machine Learning Helps to Locally Restore Wetlands
By using large experimental data sets to feed a machine learning model, we can enable wetland establishment for flood defense by managing the local conditions, thereby overruling uncontrollable global change stressors. This is revealed by an internat...
Nexa3D Partners with Oqton for Dental Appliances
Nexa3D, the maker of ultrafast polymer 3D printers, announced that it partnered with AI-powered manufacturing software leader Oqton to meet the growing demand for additively manufactured patient specific dental appliances and aligners worldwide. As p...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Displays Journal

Making the Metaverse: Hardware Hurdles, Discussed by IDTechEx
Are you fed up with Zoom? Do you want online interactions to feel more... interactive? The metaverse promises a step-change in how society communicates but, without the hardware technology, will ultimately remain a pipe dream. We will still be able...
Sustainable and Scalable Manufacturing of Microelectronics
Presentation on Sustainable and Scalable Manufacturing of Microelectronics Using Directed Assembly of Nanomaterials, given as a Keynote at TechConnect 2021 by Ahmed Busnaina, W. L. Smith Professor, Distinguished University Professor and Director of T...
Technology to Produce Unbreakable Screens
A global team of researchers, led by The University of Queensland's Dr Jingwei Hou, Professor Lianzhou Wang and Professor Vicki Chen, have unlocked the technology to produce next-generation composite glass for lighting LEDs and smartphone, television...
Enhanced Touch Screens Could Help You 'Feel' Objects
The next time you buy a new couch, you may not ever have to leave your old one to get a feel for the texture of the new material. Cynthia Hipwell, Oscar S. Wyatt Jr. '45 Chair II Professor in the J. Mike Walker '66 Department of Mechanical Engineerin...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Electric Motors Research

Spirit of Innovation Claims to be World's Fastest All-Electric Vehicle
Rolls-Royce believes theirr all-electric 'Spirit of Innovation' aircraft is the world's fastest all-electric aircraft, setting three new world records. Data has been submitted to the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI) - the World Air Sports...
GM to Celebrate Grand Opening of Factory ZERO
General Motors marks a major milestone in its commitment to an all-electric future on the opening of the Factory ZERO EV assembly plant. Production is now set to begin at the former Detroit-Hamtramck assembly plant, less than two years after GM annou...
American Axle to Supply Next Generation 3-in-1 Electric Drive Tech
REE Automotive Ltd, a leader in e-mobility, announced the nomination of American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM) Holdings Inc, a leading global Tier 1 automotive supplier, to supply REE with its high-performance electric drive units (EDU). AAM's awa...
EV Material and Component Opportunities Outside the Battery Cell
When talking about the electric vehicle (EV) market, a great amount of emphasis is put on the battery cells - and rightly so. They govern the total storage capacity, impact energy density, and are a critical supply chain consideration when scaling up...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Electric Vehicles Research

Europe's First Test Vertiport for Paris
Skyports, the world-leading designer, developer, and operator of vertiports (landing sites for eVTOL aircraft) is developing Europe's first test vertiport in France, as a significant step towards launching commercial Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) servi...
DHL Express Piloting First Hydrogen Truck
The program's goal is to facilitate the development of low-carbon heavy-duty vehicles on hydrogen for logistic applications and gain practical experience. DHL Express is the first within Deutsche Post DHL Group to test hydrogen-fueled trucks for th...
Low-Cost Printing of Ultrafine Resolution RDL, and Passive Components
The webinar with Dr. Ahmed Busnaina, CTO of Nano OPS, Inc. will discuss an elegant, low-cost, high throughput additive manufacturing technology that can be implemented at a fraction of the capital investment required of any other technology. Join t...
GM 25 Percent Stake in Pure Watercraft, Accelerates All-Electric Boats
General Motors has acquired a 25 percent ownership stake in Pure Watercraft, a Seattle-based company that specializes in creating all-electric boating solutions. The collaboration between GM and Pure Watercraft advances a shared vision to promote s...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Food Technology Research

Autonomous agricultural robotics and its challenges
Join the Free IDTechEx Webinar on Agricultural Robotics
Webinar Title: Agricultural Robotics: Can Technology Innovation Awaken a Sleeping Giant? Date: Thursday 18 November 2021 Presenter: Dr Michael Dent, Senior Technology Analyst - IDTechEx Space is limited - reserve your seat today! Global agricul...
A Flexible New System for Creating Soft Robotics
Princeton researchers have invented bubble casting, a new way to make soft robots using "fancy balloons" that change shape in predictable ways when inflated with air. The new system involves injecting bubbles into a liquid polymer, letting ...
CyborGoats find their way into Norwegian villages
When grazing goats that are wearing this new technology hear a beep, it alerts them to stay within the invisible boundary of the grazing area. If they don't, a digital collar around their necks gives them a small electric shock. The new technology al...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Global Biotechnology Insights

Ultrashort-Pulse Lasers Kill Bacterial Superbugs, Spores
Life-threatening bacteria are becoming ever more resistant to antibiotics, making the search for alternatives to antibiotics an increasingly urgent challenge. For certain applications, one alternative may be a special type of laser. Researchers at ...
Microbots Treat Neurological Disease by Intra-Nasal Administration
The joint research team of Professor Choi Hongsoo at Robotics Engineering, DGIST, a senior researcher Jinyoung Kim from DGIST-ETH Microrobotics Research Center, and the research team of Professor Sung Won Kim at Seoul St. Mary's Hospital of the Catho...
Wearable Device can Detect and Reverse Opioid Overdose
A research team at the University of Washington has developed a wearable device to detect and reverse an opioid overdose. The device, worn on the stomach like an insulin pump, senses when a person stops breathing and moving, and injects naloxone, a l...
Fighting Blood Diseases with Artificial Intelligence
Every day, cytologists around the world use optical microscopes to analyze and classify samples of bone marrow cells thousands of times. This method to diagnose blood diseases was established more than 150 years ago, but it suffers from being very co...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Green Technology Progress

FREYR Joins Fair Cobalt Alliance
FREYR Battery, a developer of clean, next-generation battery cell production capacity, has become a member of the Fair Cobalt Alliance (FCA) to underscore FREYR's commitment to developing a sustainable global battery industry. The FCA is a multi-st...
Europe's First Test Vertiport for Paris
Skyports, the world-leading designer, developer, and operator of vertiports (landing sites for eVTOL aircraft) is developing Europe's first test vertiport in France, as a significant step towards launching commercial Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) servi...
Stockholm Fairway Smart Buoy Powered by Solar Energy
A unique solar-powered smart buoy is now being tested in the Stockholm fairway. As part of the Intelligent Sea EU project, Ports of Stockholm is testing smart navigational markers, among other things for improved efficiency of service and maintenance...
DHL Express Piloting First Hydrogen Truck
The program's goal is to facilitate the development of low-carbon heavy-duty vehicles on hydrogen for logistic applications and gain practical experience. DHL Express is the first within Deutsche Post DHL Group to test hydrogen-fueled trucks for th...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Healthtech Progress

Ultrashort-Pulse Lasers Kill Bacterial Superbugs, Spores
Life-threatening bacteria are becoming ever more resistant to antibiotics, making the search for alternatives to antibiotics an increasingly urgent challenge. For certain applications, one alternative may be a special type of laser. Researchers at ...
Microbots Treat Neurological Disease by Intra-Nasal Administration
The joint research team of Professor Choi Hongsoo at Robotics Engineering, DGIST, a senior researcher Jinyoung Kim from DGIST-ETH Microrobotics Research Center, and the research team of Professor Sung Won Kim at Seoul St. Mary's Hospital of the Catho...
Wearable Device can Detect and Reverse Opioid Overdose
A research team at the University of Washington has developed a wearable device to detect and reverse an opioid overdose. The device, worn on the stomach like an insulin pump, senses when a person stops breathing and moving, and injects naloxone, a l...
Fighting Blood Diseases with Artificial Intelligence
Every day, cytologists around the world use optical microscopes to analyze and classify samples of bone marrow cells thousands of times. This method to diagnose blood diseases was established more than 150 years ago, but it suffers from being very co...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Home Technologies World

A Robot That Finds Lost Items
A busy commuter is ready to walk out the door, only to realize they've misplaced their keys and must search through piles of stuff to find them. Rapidly sifting through clutter, they wish they could figure out which pile was hiding the keys. Resear...
The Hidden Potential of High Efficiency Solar Cells
One of the greatest challenges of solar cells is the Shockley-Queisser limit, the assumption that there is a fundamental limit to the amount of energy a solar cell can absorb and convert into usable energy. University of Oklahoma physicist Ian Seller...
5G From 2022 Onward: Deployment Status, Industry Challenges, & Market
5G is paving the way for a fully digitalized and connected world. The past two years have seen many new field trials and an accelerating number of commercial rollouts. Moreover, 5G is starting to be adopted in a wide range of industries, from manufac...
Metamaterial Routers, Relays, Phones
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Laser Technology Research

Ultrashort-Pulse Lasers Kill Bacterial Superbugs, Spores
Life-threatening bacteria are becoming ever more resistant to antibiotics, making the search for alternatives to antibiotics an increasingly urgent challenge. For certain applications, one alternative may be a special type of laser. Researchers at ...
New Device Modulates Visible Light: Smallest Footprint, Lowest Power
Over the past several decades, researchers have moved from using electric currents to manipulating light waves in the near-infrared range for telecommunications applications such as high-speed 5G networks, biosensors on a chip, and driverless cars. T...
World's First Continuous Laser Assisted Deposition Technology
ioTech Group Ltd is installing its first beta IO300SM Continuous Laser Assisted Deposition (C.L.A.D.) printer at ASM Pacific Technology (ASMPT), a leading global supplier of hardware and software solutions for the manufacture of semiconductors and el...
Cypris Materials Announces Collaboration with BASF
Cypris Materials announced its partnership with BASF Corporation (BASF). This partnership will focus on the development and applications of brilliant, paintable, structural color. "Our partnership with BASF, the world's largest chemical compan...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Mining Tech Research

Queensland Announces First Vanadium Mine
A vanadium mine in Queensland's remote northwest will pioneer production of a globally sought-after new economy mineral, supporting up to 400 regional jobs. Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk, Resources Minister Scott Stewart and Multicom Resources' chief...
Wärtsilä Energy Storage Solution to Support Decarbonisation of Mining
The technology group Wärtsilä will supply a 9.2 MW / 8.7MWh energy storage system to Zenith Energy, an Independent Power Producer (IPP) in Australia. Zenith sells the electrical power it produces to some of the world's largest mining companies with o...
IDTechEx Dissects the Market for Solid-state Batteries in New Report
IDTechEx has recently launched the new version of their market research report on solid-state batteries - " Solid-State and Polymer Batteries 2021-2031: Technology, Forecasts, Players ". This report identifies key players within the market;...
Join the Upcoming Webinar: Mining Electrification - New Directions
Webinar Title: Mining Electrification - New Directions Date: Thursday 26 August 2021 Presenter: Dr Peter Harrop, Chairman, IDTechEx Space is limited - reserve your seat today! There is consensus that all of the tens of thousands of mines in the...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Off Grid Energy Independence

Stockholm Fairway Smart Buoy Powered by Solar Energy
A unique solar-powered smart buoy is now being tested in the Stockholm fairway. As part of the Intelligent Sea EU project, Ports of Stockholm is testing smart navigational markers, among other things for improved efficiency of service and maintenance...
Low-Cost Printing of Ultrafine Resolution RDL, and Passive Components
The webinar with Dr. Ahmed Busnaina, CTO of Nano OPS, Inc. will discuss an elegant, low-cost, high throughput additive manufacturing technology that can be implemented at a fraction of the capital investment required of any other technology. Join t...
Glasgow to be Home to First-of-a-Kind Hydrogen Storage Project
A trailblazing hydrogen storage project near Glasgow has been backed by nearly £10 million in UK government funding - helping create high-skilled jobs and drive progress towards decarbonising the UK transport sector. Putting Scotland at the for...
Ultrathin Solar Cells Get a Boost
Rice University engineers have achieved a new benchmark in the design of atomically thin solar cells made of semiconducting perovskites, boosting their efficiency while retaining their ability to stand up to the environment. The lab of Aditya Mohite ...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Power Electronics World

Sintered Die-attach Materials for Electric Vehicles: Trends & Forecast
The electric vehicle power electronics industry is facing unprecedented technical challenges: increases in power density, operational temperatures, and switching frequency, all whilst being required to reach a 15-year service life. To this end, this ...
ChargedEVs: Electric Motors and Materials
The ChargedEVs online conference presents many topics around the electric vehicle (EV) market. In the following article, we cover the presentations that focussed on motors and their materials. In this article we cover the talks covered by the follo...
Thermal Management in the Silicon Carbide Revolution
For electric vehicles (EVs), efficiency is the name of the game. There are many avenues to improving efficiency, especially within the drivetrain with one of the key areas being power electronics. Of these components, the main inverter is the highest...
Upcoming Webinar - Power Electronics: The Key to Unlocking EV Range
Webinar Title: Power Electronics: The Key to Unlocking Electric Vehicle Range Date: Thursday 7 October 2021 Presenter: Luke Gear, Senior Technology Analyst - IDTechEx Space is limited - reserve your seat today! Electric vehicles are taking the ...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Printed Electronics World

Low-Cost Printing of Ultrafine Resolution RDL, and Passive Components
The webinar with Dr. Ahmed Busnaina, CTO of Nano OPS, Inc. will discuss an elegant, low-cost, high throughput additive manufacturing technology that can be implemented at a fraction of the capital investment required of any other technology. Join t...
Making the Metaverse: Hardware Hurdles, Discussed by IDTechEx
Are you fed up with Zoom? Do you want online interactions to feel more... interactive? The metaverse promises a step-change in how society communicates but, without the hardware technology, will ultimately remain a pipe dream. We will still be able...
Ultrathin Solar Cells Get a Boost
Rice University engineers have achieved a new benchmark in the design of atomically thin solar cells made of semiconducting perovskites, boosting their efficiency while retaining their ability to stand up to the environment. The lab of Aditya Mohite ...
Smart Cities: Paradise or Punishment?
In the last century, the sweeping architecture of the new cities Brasilia and Canberra was found to be soulless by those required to live there. Come the weekend, Brasilia emptied as those required to work there decamped to the fun of Rio de Janeiro....
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Recycling Technology Progress

FREYR Joins Fair Cobalt Alliance
FREYR Battery, a developer of clean, next-generation battery cell production capacity, has become a member of the Fair Cobalt Alliance (FCA) to underscore FREYR's commitment to developing a sustainable global battery industry. The FCA is a multi-st...
Northvolt Produces First Fully Recycled Battery Cell
Northvolt has produced its first battery cell with 100% recycled nickel, manganese and cobalt and now aims towards scale-up of recycling facilities in Sweden. Northvolt announced that its recycling program, Revolt, has produced its first lithium-ion ...
Webinar: Highlights of IDTechEx Energy Storage Research 2021
Webinar Title: An Array of Choices for Battery and Energy Storage Technology Date: Tuesday 16 November 2021 Space is limited - reserve your seat today! Li-ion batteries are ubiquitous among consumer electronics, have so far been the bedrock of t...
Creating Solar Cells and Glass from Wood or Tons of Biowaste
A digital, urbanised world consumes huge amounts of raw materials that could hardly be called environmentally friendly. One promising solution may be found in renewable raw materials, according to research published in Advanced Materials. In their pa...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Robotics Research

Microbots Treat Neurological Disease by Intra-Nasal Administration
The joint research team of Professor Choi Hongsoo at Robotics Engineering, DGIST, a senior researcher Jinyoung Kim from DGIST-ETH Microrobotics Research Center, and the research team of Professor Sung Won Kim at Seoul St. Mary's Hospital of the Catho...
Low-Cost Printing of Ultrafine Resolution RDL, and Passive Components
The webinar with Dr. Ahmed Busnaina, CTO of Nano OPS, Inc. will discuss an elegant, low-cost, high throughput additive manufacturing technology that can be implemented at a fraction of the capital investment required of any other technology. Join t...
Robotics & Automation 2021 - Components, Sensors, Collaborative Robots
Smart Cities: Paradise or Punishment?
In the last century, the sweeping architecture of the new cities Brasilia and Canberra was found to be soulless by those required to live there. Come the weekend, Brasilia emptied as those required to work there decamped to the fun of Rio de Janeiro....
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Sensor Technology Research

Low-Cost Printing of Ultrafine Resolution RDL, and Passive Components
The webinar with Dr. Ahmed Busnaina, CTO of Nano OPS, Inc. will discuss an elegant, low-cost, high throughput additive manufacturing technology that can be implemented at a fraction of the capital investment required of any other technology. Join t...
Making the Metaverse: Hardware Hurdles, Discussed by IDTechEx
Are you fed up with Zoom? Do you want online interactions to feel more... interactive? The metaverse promises a step-change in how society communicates but, without the hardware technology, will ultimately remain a pipe dream. We will still be able...
Robotics & Automation 2021 - Components, Sensors, Collaborative Robots
Smart Cities: Paradise or Punishment?
In the last century, the sweeping architecture of the new cities Brasilia and Canberra was found to be soulless by those required to live there. Come the weekend, Brasilia emptied as those required to work there decamped to the fun of Rio de Janeiro....
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Space Tech Journal

Saber Astronautics, Axiom Space Develop Australian Astronaut Programs
Saber Astronautics has signed a deal with private spaceflight leader Axiom Space, Inc. to create an Australian presence on the International Space Station (ISS). Saber Astronautics will develop the first formal program to enable Australians and Austr...
DART Launch Could be Key Step Forward in Planetary Defence
NASA's latest launch into outer space is going to make an impact. In fact, that's its entire mission. DART (Double Asteroid Redirection Test), which is scheduled to launch at 10:20 p.m. PST on Nov. 23 out of Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, i...
NASA Outlines Challenges, Progress for Artemis Moon Missions
In the first major Artemis update provided under the Biden-Harris Administration, NASA leadership discussed Tuesday the challenges and progress of America's lunar exploration plans and reiterated a long-term commitment to exploring the Moon and sendi...
Net Zero Space: Initiative to Combat Space Debris
On the occasion of the Paris Peace Forum, Eutelsat Communications announced that it is joining the "Net Zero Space" initiative which has been launched with support from several leading players in the space industry. The ambition of this int...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Telecoms Tech Research

5G: A Summary of 2021 and What to Expect Going Forward
What is 5G? 5G is a set of improved and updated mobile communication technologies, and new characteristics resulting from the addition of two new high-frequency bands: sub-6 GHz (3.5 - 7 GHz) and mmWave (>24 GHz). As indicated in the diagram below, ...
Smart Cities: Paradise or Punishment?
In the last century, the sweeping architecture of the new cities Brasilia and Canberra was found to be soulless by those required to live there. Come the weekend, Brasilia emptied as those required to work there decamped to the fun of Rio de Janeiro....
New Device Modulates Visible Light: Smallest Footprint, Lowest Power
Over the past several decades, researchers have moved from using electric currents to manipulating light waves in the near-infrared range for telecommunications applications such as high-speed 5G networks, biosensors on a chip, and driverless cars. T...
Upcoming Webinar - The Development of 5g in 2021 and Its Prospects
Webinar Title: The Development of 5g in 2021 and Its Prospects Date: Wednesday 17 November 2021 Presenter: Dr Yu-Han Chang, Technology Analyst - IDTechEx Space is limited - reserve your seat today! Over the last year, we've seen an increasing n...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Water Tech Research

Join the Upcoming IDTechEx Webinar - Smart Cities in 2022
Webinar Title: Smart Cities in 2022 Date: Friday 12 November 2021 Presenter: Dr Peter Harrop, Chairman - IDTechEx Space is limited - reserve your seat today! This webinar covers recent progress with smart cities and what is likely to happen in ...
Rethinking Smart Cities: Setbacks and How to Move Forward
Bill Gates backed a Belmont smart city in the Arizona desert - little has happened beyond a land purchase. Authorities demand that the Colorado river's diminishing water supply is unharmed. Arizona suffers historic water shortage. The Southwest and m...
Launch of the Largest Solar Powered Water Desalination System in Kenya
On the 22nd of September 2021, one of the largest water desalination projects, and the first of its kind in Africa will be launched in Marsabit County. It delivers over 11,000litres of hygienic drinking water per hour, with a capacity of providing wa...
CHASM Advanced Materials Closes $15 Million in Series C Funding
CHASM Advanced Materials Inc, the inventor of nanotube hybrids - a new category of advanced materials unlocking formerly impossible product innovations, today announced the completion of a $15 million Series C financing round led by WAVE Equity Partn...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Wearable Technology Insights

Low-Cost Printing of Ultrafine Resolution RDL, and Passive Components
The webinar with Dr. Ahmed Busnaina, CTO of Nano OPS, Inc. will discuss an elegant, low-cost, high throughput additive manufacturing technology that can be implemented at a fraction of the capital investment required of any other technology. Join t...
Making the Metaverse: Hardware Hurdles, Discussed by IDTechEx
Are you fed up with Zoom? Do you want online interactions to feel more... interactive? The metaverse promises a step-change in how society communicates but, without the hardware technology, will ultimately remain a pipe dream. We will still be able...
Wearable Device can Detect and Reverse Opioid Overdose
A research team at the University of Washington has developed a wearable device to detect and reverse an opioid overdose. The device, worn on the stomach like an insulin pump, senses when a person stops breathing and moving, and injects naloxone, a l...
Designing Portable & Wearable Medical Technology
Recent advances in medical technology, along with the expansion of 5G technology, have established a new standard for wearable medical devices. Medical professionals and patients alike expect the devices to be both highly effective and able to withst...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Wireless Charging Journal

Upcoming Webinar on Sensors and Sensor-Centric 6G Communications
Webinar Title: Prospects for All Sensors and Preparation for Sensor-Centric 6G Communications in 2022 Date: Wednesday 3 November 2021 Presenter: Dr Peter Harrop, Chairman - IDTechEx Space is limited - reserve your seat today! This webinar revea...
Fully Operational Electric Bus Using Wireless Electric Road in Sweden
ElectReon, a provider of in-road wireless electric vehicle charging technology for commercial, public service, and passenger vehicles, announced the successful launch of the first fully operational bus utilizing the company's wireless charging infras...
3D Printed, Personalised, Wireless Wearables That Never Need a Charge
Wearable sensors to monitor everything from step count to heart rate are nearly ubiquitous. But for scenarios such as measuring the onset of frailty in older adults, promptly diagnosing deadly diseases, testing the efficacy of new drugs or tracking t...
Cota Real Wireless Power Reaches New Heights
From the very beginning, one of Ossia's goals has been to make wireless power as ubiquitous as the electrical socket ... not only in the US, but globally. One of the biggest hurdles to do so is to meet certain regulatory approvals in each country or ...