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Engineers Develop Ultra-Fast Charging Lithium Battery

1 Comment / Electrical Vehicles, Tech, Transportation & Automation / Ngoma Manuel

Engineers have achieved a remarkable feat in battery technology, unveiling a revolutionary lithium battery equipped with superior electrodes poised to revolutionize charging speeds. The latest innovation boasts a charging time of under five minutes, marking a significant advancement over current battery offerings, particularly concerning electric vehicle applications. Unveiling the Innovation The breakthrough stemmed from the […]

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Cold Weather can Restrict EV Range and Create Charging Challenges

Climatology, Electrical Vehicles, Transportation & Automation / Jorge Paka

Electric-vehicle owners across a wide region, from Chicago to northern Texas, have experienced a challenging week due to freezing temperatures, resulting in decreased driving range and prolonged waits at charging stations. In Oak Brook, Illinois, close to Chicago, television reporters discovered Teslas running low on battery while queuing for charging plugs at a Supercharger station.

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Rechargeable Batteries Using Lithium-Ion Technology

Engineering, Tech, Transportation & Automation / Eduardo Paulo

Indispensable lithium-powered rechargeable batteries enable extended usage of devices for hours or even days, packing millions of times more computing capability in your pocket than the technology that facilitated the Apollo 11 moon landing in July 1969. These handy technological innovations, initially brought to the commercial market in 1991 by Japanese companies Sony and Asahi

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Rotor R550X: Your Ticket to Full-Size Autonomous Helicopter Ownership

Tech, Transportation, Transportation & Automation / Eduardo Paulo

Rotor Technologies is currently manufacturing a civilian-oriented, full-sized unmanned helicopter. Modeled after the Robinson R44 Raven II, the R550X boasts a flight duration exceeding three hours, reaching speeds of up to 150 mph (241 km/h), and accommodating a payload of up to 1,200 lb (550 kg). As per Torklaw, helicopters experience approximately 9.84 crashes per

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GAC’s Groundbreaking Ammonia-Powered Engine: A Glimpse into the Future of Automotive Propulsion

2 Comments / Material & Energy, Motor Vehicles, Renewable Energy, Tech, Transportation & Automation / Ngoma Manuel

Chinese automaker GAC (Guangzhou Automobile Group) recently unveiled an innovative combustion engine that runs on liquid ammonia in collaboration with Toyota. This breakthrough explores an unconventional alternative to traditional fossil fuels, promising a more sustainable and environmentally friendly driving experience. The Ammonia-Powered Engine At its annual technology showcase, GAC introduced a remarkable 2.0-liter engine designed

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Efficient Wireless Data and Energy Transfer System Discovered

IOT, Tech, Transportation & Automation / Ana Kiesse Zeleme

Scientists improve wireless transfer. Industrial Internet of Things (IIoTs) combines wireless sensors, controllers, and mobile tech to enhance industrial processes. It uses small battery-powered devices, intensifying the demand for a robust network to handle data and power in IIoT monitoring. Scientists improve wireless transfer: Wireless power transfer In this context, wireless power transfer is a

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Can Smart City Technology Alleviate Urban Water Shortages?

Smart Cities, Tech, Transportation & Automation / Ngoma Manuel

Urban areas worldwide confront numerous challenges, from inadequate healthcare and food deserts to climate change-induced water scarcity. Climate change is undeniably wreaking havoc across the globe, and urban centers are no exception. It’s not just the American West grappling with potential power and water shortages; urban populations face risks if these global climate patterns persist.

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Drone Mothership Unleashes Mini-Drones For Search and Rescue

Drones, Tech, Transportation & Automation / Ngoma Manuel

A groundbreaking advancement in drone technology has given rise to a novel duo—a miniature drone and its accompanying mother ship — designed to play pivotal roles in search and rescue missions. The Drone Mother Ship Concept The centerpiece of this innovative technology is the “drone mother ship,” a versatile aerial vehicle capable of deploying smaller “worker bee” drones precisely

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Samsung’s Vision for Bixby and Generative AI

IOT, Tech, Transportation & Automation / Ngoma Manuel

Samsung, a frontrunner in the world of smart home technology, is set to revolutionize the concept of smart homes by giving its AI-powered voice assistant, Bixby, a significant upgrade through the integration of generative AI. At the recent IFA 2023 press conference, Samsung announced its ambitious plans to rejuvenate Bixby with advanced generative AI capabilities.

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A Quantum Leap in Accelerated Electric Vehicles Charging

Electrical Vehicles, Tech, Transportation & Automation / Ngoma Manuel

Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) researchers have pushed the boundaries of fast charging technology for electric vehicles (EVs). Their latest breakthrough involves a lithium-ion battery material that recharges up to 80% of its capacity within a mere 10 minutes and maintains this capability for an astounding 1,500 charging cycles. Enhanced Electrolyte Formulations At the heart

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