Technology

In light of emergent clean energy policies, a re-evaluation of traditional regulatory frameworks surrounding gas and electric utilities is imperative. Scholars from Stanford University and the University of Notre Dame are emphasizing an urgent need for state regulators to adapt their strategies to promote a streamlined approach towards energy efficiency and decarbonization. Current regulations are
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The world of robotics is increasingly moving towards systems that emphasize safety, adaptability, and flexibility, challenging the traditional notion of rigid machines. At the forefront of this evolution are Fabric-Based Soft Pneumatic Actuators (FSPAs), which leverage the principles of soft robotics to achieve unique functionalities. These innovative mechanisms operate by inflating or deflating, allowing them
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Recently, a US investigative authority, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), reprimanded Boeing for sharing unauthorized information regarding an ongoing probe into a near-catastrophic aviation incident. The NTSB stated that Boeing’s actions violated investigative regulations and, as a consequence, prevented Boeing from accessing information gathered during the investigation. Boeing, as a party to the investigation
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Access to clean, safe water is a global issue, with many regions facing scarcity of this vital resource. The dependence on local bodies of water for water supply makes it challenging for dry regions to meet the growing demands for water. However, researchers have come up with a unique solution to harness the water vapor
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In the realm of scientific research, collaborations between private entities and government agencies play a pivotal role in driving innovation. NASA’s Interagency Implementation and Advanced Concepts Team (IMPACT) has leveraged the power of partnerships through Space Act Agreements to propel scientific discovery forward. One such collaboration with International Business Machines (IBM) has manifested in the
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In a world where vision loss and visual impairment are significant concerns, there has been a groundbreaking invention by researchers from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) and The University of Waterloo. This device, utilizing Augmented Reality (AR) technology, aims to revolutionize navigation for visually impaired individuals, offering them a newfound sense of independence and
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In the realm of electronics engineering and material science, researchers have long been on the quest to discover materials that can enhance the performance of electronic devices beyond the limitations imposed by silicon-based transistors. Two-dimensional (2D) semiconductors have emerged as promising candidates for the development of high-performance transistors due to their unique properties. These materials
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