Invention
Intended to further the progress of technology and keep up to date with the latest developments, usually by reporting articles that represent findings in the field of technology.
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Researchers turn urine and industrial sludge into eco-friendly biocement
The biocement is made entirely from waste materials, making it even greener and more sustainable alternative.
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Self-charging battery harvests energy from the humidity in the air
New battery tech can create electricity from moisture in the air and self-charge itself within minutes.
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Envision unveils AI-powered smart glasses for blind and visually impaired
Envision smart glasses are AI for your eyes.
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Fraunhofer’s smart screw warns when it starts to loosen
This increases safety and reduces the time and effort spent on inspections.
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Recycled soot coating offers high solar-to-heat-conversion efficiency
Researchers used the soot to produce a paste-like coating with high solar-to-heat-conversion efficiency.
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Used face masks could be used to create stronger, more durable concrete
Adding tiny mask fibers to cement concrete can strengthen it and prevent its cracking.
Aircraft
Researchers develop a longer-lasting, biofriendly anti-freezing coating
There is a potential to use anti-icing sprays in agriculture to prevent crops from being ruined by severe frost.
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Plastic-eating enzymes can break down plastics in as little as 24 hours
A new plastic-eating enzyme could eliminate billions of tons of landfill waste.
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Robotic actuators could make spacesuits more comfortable and safer
It could make spacesuits more accommodating and resourceful for future planetary missions.
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SOURCE Hydropanels make clean drinking water out of thin air
This sustainable water technology represents a proven path to low-cost, safe, renewable drinking water.
Aircraft
NASA’s new alloy 1000 times more durable than current aerospace alloy
New metal alloys deliver enhanced mechanical properties at extreme temperatures.
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Japanese researchers develop electric chopsticks to make food taste saltier
This technology may prove helpful for people trying to or need to maintain a low-sodium diet.