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Energy-generating dance floor
An energy equipment and solutions company from the Netherlands creates clean and renewable energy-producing systems activated by movement. Called the Kinetic Dancefloor, people can create power through its smart floor panels that absorb energy. The energy can then be used to run lights and charge phones.
Boat-like wave energy converter
A European tech developer created a wave energy converter disguised as a boat. The design aims to produce energy while protecting the device from salty water problems.
Microrobots successfully treat pneumonia in mice
Researchers successfully directed tiny robots to clear pneumonia in mice. The outcome raises hopes that a similar treatment could be developed to treat pneumonia in humans.
Nanogenerators: producing electricity from sea waves
A team of Chinese scientists developed a device made of nanogenerators that could produce significant electricity from sea waves, double the best previously achieved record.
Flying car that can fit in a garage
A Miami-based aerospace company begins taking pre-orders for its electric vertical take-off and landing or eVTOL aircraft that can fit into a garage. The good news is that you can fly the aircraft even with a regular driver’s license after completing a 20-hour training course.
United Airlines re-orders 200 electric flying taxis
United Airlines invests and pre-orders 200 electric flying taxis with vertical take-off, believing they have the potential to work in the transportation market. United also hopes to achieve zero carbon emissions by 2050 without carbon offsets.
Zeus – The most powerful laser in the US
This week, scientists will be firing up the most powerful laser in the US called ZEUS, or the Zetawatt-Equivalent Ultrashort pulse laser System.
Scientists turn plastic into diamonds using laser beams
German researchers turn plastic sheets into tiny diamonds using laser beams. The laser beams heat up the plastic, causing the molecules of the plastic to reconfigure into a nanodiamond.
Synthetic genetic circuits help plants adapt to climate change
Geneticists from Stanford University created synthetic genetic circuits to help them reprogram the crops’ root systems and make them more resilient to climate change.
HERO technology could rival burning fossil fuels for power
An Australian research and development company turns green hydrogen and oxygen into a heat source that rivals burning fossil fuels for power. The process called the “hydrogen energy release optimizer” or HERO uses a catalyst that reacts with hydrogen and oxygen to produce heat hot enough to spin turbines that generate electricity.