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LATEST ARTICLES FROM 3D Printing Progress

Superior Bio-Ink for 3D Printing Pioneered
Rutgers biomedical engineers have developed a "bio-ink" for 3D printed materials that could serve as scaffolds for growing human tissues to repair or replace damaged ones in the body. The study was published in the journal Biointerphases. ...
Prodways Partners with 3DBioCad as its First Dental Reseller in USA
Prodways announced on February 18th, 2020 its partnership with 3DBioCAD as its first Dental Value-Added Reseller in the USA. For further information see the IDTechEx report on 3D Printing in the Medical and Dental Industry 2019 - 2029 . 3DBioCAD is...
Become the Next IDTechEx Launchpad Start-up Success Story!
Ahead of the IDTechEx Show! Berlin, 13-14 May 2020, IDTechEx looks back at the stories of some companies propelled to success by the IDTechEx Launchpad initiative. The IDTechEx Launchpad is an area of the exhibition intended to break down the barri...
Small, Solar Powered Desalination Units
Researchers at the University of Bath have developed a revolutionary desalination process that has the potential to be operated in mobile, solar-powered units. The process is low cost, low energy and low maintenance, and has the potential to provide ...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Advanced Batteries & Energy Storage Research

Machine Learning to Supercharge Battery Development
Battery performance can make or break the electric vehicle experience, from driving range to charging time to the lifetime of the car. Now, artificial intelligence has made dreams like recharging an EV in the time it takes to stop at a gas station a ...
Fast-Charging, Long-Running, Bendy Energy Storage Breakthrough
While at the proof-of-concept stage, it shows enormous potential as a portable power supply in several practical applications including electric vehicles, phones and wearable technology. The discovery, published in Nature Energy, overcomes the issu...
CPI Partners with LiNa Energy to Create Next-Gen Battery Technology
CPI has announced the success of its £250,000 collaborative project with LiNa Energy (LiNa) and Lancaster University to demonstrate the proof-of-concept of LiNa's novel sodium-nickel-chloride battery technology. LiNa's battery is a radical alte...
Become the Next IDTechEx Launchpad Start-up Success Story!
Ahead of the IDTechEx Show! Berlin, 13-14 May 2020, IDTechEx looks back at the stories of some companies propelled to success by the IDTechEx Launchpad initiative. The IDTechEx Launchpad is an area of the exhibition intended to break down the barri...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Artificial Intelligence Research

Machine Learning to Supercharge Battery Development
Battery performance can make or break the electric vehicle experience, from driving range to charging time to the lifetime of the car. Now, artificial intelligence has made dreams like recharging an EV in the time it takes to stop at a gas station a ...
Become the Next IDTechEx Launchpad Start-up Success Story!
Ahead of the IDTechEx Show! Berlin, 13-14 May 2020, IDTechEx looks back at the stories of some companies propelled to success by the IDTechEx Launchpad initiative. The IDTechEx Launchpad is an area of the exhibition intended to break down the barri...
Artificial Intelligence Finds Disease-Related Genes
An artificial neural network can reveal patterns in huge amounts of gene expression data, and discover groups of disease-related genes. This has been shown by a new study led by researchers at Linköping University, published in Nature Communications....
Teaching Tomorrow's Automobiles to Hear
Modern cars already feature a range of sophisticated systems such as remote-controlled parking, automatic lane-departure warning and drowsiness recognition. In the future, self-driving cars will also have auditory capabilities. Researchers at the Fra...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Electric Vehicles Research

Daimler Trucks, Torc Robotics Expand Automated Truck Road Testing
Daimler Trucks and Torc Robotics, partners in Daimler Trucks' Autonomous Technology Group, will soon expand testing of automated truck technology to new public routes in the U.S. The team completed initial mapping of additional routes in January. The...
Machine Learning to Supercharge Battery Development
Battery performance can make or break the electric vehicle experience, from driving range to charging time to the lifetime of the car. Now, artificial intelligence has made dreams like recharging an EV in the time it takes to stop at a gas station a ...
Fast-Charging, Long-Running, Bendy Energy Storage Breakthrough
While at the proof-of-concept stage, it shows enormous potential as a portable power supply in several practical applications including electric vehicles, phones and wearable technology. The discovery, published in Nature Energy, overcomes the issu...
Become the Next IDTechEx Launchpad Start-up Success Story!
Ahead of the IDTechEx Show! Berlin, 13-14 May 2020, IDTechEx looks back at the stories of some companies propelled to success by the IDTechEx Launchpad initiative. The IDTechEx Launchpad is an area of the exhibition intended to break down the barri...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Global Biotechnology Insights

What Memphis Meats $161M Funding Means for the Cultured Meat Industry
Memphis Meats, a leading start-up in the race to develop cultured meat products, recently announced that it had closed a $161 million funding round. This is more money than the entire cultured meat industry had previously raised in its seven-year lif...
Enabling Point of Care Diagnostics and Continuous Monitoring
Popularity of the IDTechEx event Healthcare Sensor Innovations exceeded all expectations at its launch in 2019. Now the event is set for its North America debut on March, 17-18 , 2020 in San Jose, USA. The conference and tabletop exhibition focuses o...
Mending a Broken Heart - the Bioengineering Way
Bioengineers from Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, have developed a prototype patch that does the same job as crucial aspects of heart tissue. Their patch withstands the mechanical demands and mimics the electrical signalling properties that allow ou...
First Millimetre-Scale Wireless Transceiver for Electronic Pills
imec presents the first mm-scale wireless transceiver for smart insertable pills. It is a first breakthrough in imec's aspiration to realize autonomous ingestible sensors that can measure health parameters such as gut health and transmit in real time...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Off Grid Energy Independence

Alphabet Drops Makani Power Generating Kite Business, Shell Remains
Makani Wind Power was founded in 2006 by a group of kitesurfers who were curious about the potential for kites to unlock wind energy in more places around the globe. They started by asking questions: could they make wind energy cheaper and more acces...
New Green Technology Generates Electricity "Out of Thin Air"
Electrical engineers and microbiologists have created a device they call an 'Air-gen' or air-powered generator, with electrically conductive protein nanowires produced by the microbe Geobacter. The Air-gen connects electrodes to the protein nanowires...
Become the Next IDTechEx Launchpad Start-up Success Story!
Ahead of the IDTechEx Show! Berlin, 13-14 May 2020, IDTechEx looks back at the stories of some companies propelled to success by the IDTechEx Launchpad initiative. The IDTechEx Launchpad is an area of the exhibition intended to break down the barri...
Small, Solar Powered Desalination Units
Researchers at the University of Bath have developed a revolutionary desalination process that has the potential to be operated in mobile, solar-powered units. The process is low cost, low energy and low maintenance, and has the potential to provide ...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Printed Electronics World

Graphene Forms Under Microscope's Eye
You don't need a big laser to make laser-induced graphene (LIG). Scientists at Rice University, the University of Tennessee, Knoxville (UT Knoxville) and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) are using a very small visible beam to burn the foamy form ...
900mHz Radio Built on a Sheet of Paper
NovaCentrix Demonstrate New Printed Electronic Collaborations and Equipment NovaCentrix is focused on technologies and materials to enable manufacturing in Printed Electronics. The PulseForge® photonic curing tools process high-temperature mater...
Avery Dennison Invests in new Factory in Brazil
Avery Dennison is gearing up for future growth of RFID technology, improving the efficiency of processes and the relationship between brands. Just months after signing a deal to acquire Smartrac's transponder division, the Company announced today the...
Commercialisation Opportunities at Printed Electronics Europe 2020
Printed Electronics Europe 2020: Flexible. Structural. Hybrid 13-14 May 2020, Berlin. Bringing end users and suppliers together to create business in printed and flexible electronics. Explore your opportunities in the $37.1Bn flexible and printed el...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Robotics Research

Daimler Trucks, Torc Robotics Expand Automated Truck Road Testing
Daimler Trucks and Torc Robotics, partners in Daimler Trucks' Autonomous Technology Group, will soon expand testing of automated truck technology to new public routes in the U.S. The team completed initial mapping of additional routes in January. The...
Robotic Hand can Handle Eggs, cut Paper with Scissors
The Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials (KIMM) has developed a robot hand capable of handling various objects and tools in daily life, such as holding an egg and cutting papers with a pair of scissors. The hand can be easily mounted on a var...
Become the Next IDTechEx Launchpad Start-up Success Story!
Ahead of the IDTechEx Show! Berlin, 13-14 May 2020, IDTechEx looks back at the stories of some companies propelled to success by the IDTechEx Launchpad initiative. The IDTechEx Launchpad is an area of the exhibition intended to break down the barri...
The Potential of Robotics in the Oil and Gas Industry
Aker BP and Cognite have announced a strategic initiative to explore how robotics systems can be used to make offshore operations safer, more efficient and more sustainable. Cognite, a global industrial AI software-as-a-service (SaaS) company and A...
 

LATEST ARTICLES FROM Wearable Technology Insights

Enabling Point of Care Diagnostics and Continuous Monitoring
Popularity of the IDTechEx event Healthcare Sensor Innovations exceeded all expectations at its launch in 2019. Now the event is set for its North America debut on March, 17-18 , 2020 in San Jose, USA. The conference and tabletop exhibition focuses o...
Global Initiative to use Wearables for Dementia Detection
Led by Alzheimer's Research UK, the project will harness and analyse a wealth of digital data to develop signatures of disease - or "fingerprints" - that can be then detected using wearable technologies, such as smart watches. The collabora...
900mHz Radio Built on a Sheet of Paper
NovaCentrix Demonstrate New Printed Electronic Collaborations and Equipment NovaCentrix is focused on technologies and materials to enable manufacturing in Printed Electronics. The PulseForge® photonic curing tools process high-temperature mater...
Germ-Fighting Fabric for Health Care
UMass Lowell researchers have created germ-killing fabric that could help stop the spread of communicable diseases. The team is working to embed a germ-killing agent known as N-halamine into hospital scrubs and other garments worn by medical professi...