Seeing the sun more clearly with the help of an adaptive mirror
A design for an adaptive mirror by TNO that can aid telescopes better photograph space has been approved for the European Solar Telescope.
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Russia presents its first own autonomous vehicle
Specialists from the MosTransProekt Research Institute in Moscow have developed the first Russian-made autonomous vehicle.
A new MEMS Accelerometer is the key to satellite constellation success
A Dutch seismic imaging company are using gravitational wave research to develop a sensor that could be used in the space revolution.
A new power converter will make handheld devices smaller, with a longer battery life
Lotus Microsystems have created ‘the world’s smallest power converter’ made of silicone and recently announced it is ready for market.
‘Battery and hydrogen powered planes are the future of intra-EU travel’
A report by Deloitte outlines the feasibility of battery and hydrogen powered aviation as leading way to become climate neutral by 2050.
Dimeq Uses Magnetic Sensors to Track Mariners in Emergency Situations
This Norway based start-up is using wearable technoloy to protect the most valuable assets on a marine vessel - the mariners themselves.
Digital tokens may be the key to privacy and security online
A practical problem online concerns one’s online identity. Verified accounts have issues with privacy - a problem a digital token might solve.
Respyre wants to use moss to make cities breathe again – literally
What if urban environments more closely resembled actual jungles instead of concrete jungles? This Amsterdam start-up is working to make that a reality.
App predicts where plastic waste will collect
Rearchers in Norway are developing an open-source app that can automize the registration of plastics, building a model about pollution trends.
Drones are now delivering smartphones in Ireland
Autonomous drones are now delivering Samsung products in Ireland via the start-up, Manna. The partnership is the first of its kind.
An autonomous sonar robot provides a safer way to clean underwater nuclear waste
Technology outfitted on the robot includes 3D computer vision, location and mapping capabilities, and sonar technology to avoid obstacles.
The process of natural selection is still going on
Researchers have uncovered a new tool in understanding how humans have adapted to infectious diseases over the last 10,000 years. It has application to diseases like Covid-19.
Sirius Pintuition gets clearance for use in United States
With this clearance, Sirius Medical can now provide an alternative to other more invasive methods of imaging during oncological surgery.
Everybody can create an IoT application with OpenRemote
The ability to create IoT applications was previously only available to coders. OpenRemote extends that power to managers from many sectors.
ReefSystems – Breathing aquatic life back into maritime structures
Using simple, yet, effective methods, this Amsterdam-based start-up is bringing marine life back to our man-made waterways and dams.
Off the stage and into the spotlight
Samantha Bunyan, co-founder at Cecence, has just won an award for climate change innovation. This is her story.
EFFECT Photonics Receives €31M in Series C Funding
The new capital will be used towards R&D and scaled production of their single-chip Photonic Integrated Circuit.