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Self-assembly of molecules forms ultralight and porous gel
Kyoto University researchers have developed a new approach to control the fabrication of soft, porous materials, overcoming a primary challenge in materials science.Soft, porous, gel-like materials that have a stable structure despite their tiny cavities have a wide variety of potential applications. Building insulation, energy storage devices, aerospace technologies, and even environmental clean-ups can all benefit from incorporating light and f...
Friendly rivalry can drive success
It is natural for business people to be cautious when it comes to dealing with competitor companies, but the world is not entirely dog-eat-dog; sometimes a bit of friendly rivalry, co-operation or mutual support can pay handsome dividends.
London calling - the future for transport in the capital?
The streets of London need to be safer and cleaner, according to speakers at Tech XLR8, part of London Tech Week. Steve Rogerson reports.
Connect Group selects Aegis Software’s FactoryLogix MES platform
Aegis Software has announced that the Connect Group has chosen Aegis’ FactoryLogixdigital MES platform, across their four manufacturing sites within Europe, providing contiguous execution management and exact traceability.The Connect Group’s high-end customers, expect the best quality in manufacturing, which includes complete traceability of production in the form of the comprehensive digital build record of materials and processes th...
EGG conference: what did we learn about data?
How do you like your EGG conferences? I like mine jam packed full of insightful information and knowledge about the future of Artificial Intelligence (AI), machine learning and advanced analytics, and that is exactly what this year’s delivered to us.Dataiku sponsored the event that covered presentations and discussions centred on AI moving from merely a headline to an impending reality, for enterprises across the globe.
Building memories through infrastructure: why it matters
Have you ever experienced that feeling when you had to stop and take a mental picture of your surroundings? When buildings became monuments, when a bridge became the place you met, and arches become childhood landmarks. Regardless of whether you want to preserve that memory or not, you just know, that a piece of this place will always be a part of your life, no matter what. Author: John McNeil, Technical Director, Aurecon
How will artificial intelligence influence the automotive industry?
Artificial intelligence and data science are two key technologies that form the processes of the automotive industry. In this article, Joseph Zulick, Manager at MRO Electric and Supply, explores how artificial intelligence is projected to influence the industry in the future.
Fuelling the future of retail with in-store experiences
HP has unveiled a new portfolio of devices and service offerings designed to enhance the retail shopping experience. The HP Engage portfolio provides sleek, versatile, and secure technology that meets the evolving needs of retail and hospitality customers. HP’s new retail solutions will also be available through its Device-as-a-Service (DaaS) offering.
IoT implementation sails into wind power
North Sea wind farms are fighting some striking battles, and they aren’t about sea life. They began with the breakdown of Germany’s biggest turbine bearing structures after 15 weeks; predictive maintenance had planned for the structure to last 15 months. The result was a disastrous maintenance bill and a reengineering of the giant blades that literally shook the turbine to death. Author: Joseph Zulick, Manager at MRO Electric and Sup...
CRL's latest batch of aspiring companies to take on the world
Last week saw Mark Patrick visiting London, to once again tap into the buzz of enthusiasm that is currently being generated by the capital’s thriving start-up community.This time it was for the latest Central Research Laboratory (CRL)Demo Day - where the organisation showcased the cohort of tech business ventures that have just recently completed the widely celebrated accelerator program. Guest blog written by Mark Patrick, Mouser Electro...