Amazing, fuell cells are going many places. How they manage to do it inside a mobile phone is amazing.

Amazing, fuell cells are going many places. How they manage to do it inside a mobile phone is amazing.

#fuellcell

Originally shared by Computerworld

ICYMI: A British tech firm has developed a hydrogen fuel cell for smartphones that can last a week without recharging.
http://www.computerworld.com/article/2975092/sustainable-it/hydrogen-powered-iphone-6-lasts-a-week-without-recharging.html?utm_content=bufferfcbe1&utm_medium=social&utm_source=plus.google.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Interesting work on AI going on in Ethiopia. A country where the oldest humanoid was found (Lucy) and the origin of Homosapia is breaking ground on AI. Interesting reading....

Interesting work on AI going on in Ethiopia. A country where the oldest humanoid was found (Lucy) and the origin of Homosapia is breaking ground on AI. Interesting reading....

#AI #ROBOTICS

via Jose Chicau​
http://techonomy.com/2015/08/artificial-intelligence-catches-fire-in-ethiopia/?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=pulsenews

Monsaraz. Close to Alqueva, Portugal. Clear weather, 37.5°C. Hot and dry. Going to get a cold beer.

Monsaraz. Close to Alqueva, Portugal. Clear weather, 37.5°C. Hot and dry. Going to get a cold beer.

Very interesting use of Hydrogen Fuel Cells in transport systems. This solution for commuter trains in Europe uses Fuel cells eliminating the need for overhead lines. This solution would also be great in developing countries, where trains are Diesel and lines not electrified, reducing the polution levels.

Very interesting use of Hydrogen Fuel Cells in transport systems. This solution for commuter trains in Europe uses Fuel cells eliminating the need for overhead lines. This solution would also be great in developing countries, where trains are Diesel and lines not electrified, reducing the polution levels.

#fuelcell #transportation #greenenergy

Originally shared by Alessio Butini

NO MORE AERIAL POWER LINES ON RAILWAYS

Look: if you bring the power generator with you, you don't need to grab electricity from a flying wire.
No longer line losses, no more poles spoiling countryside, just hydrogen refill dispensers on the way, to keep running...

We here have another confirmation that #Fuelcells  and #FCEV  are  nicely spreading the transportation systems, including #railways .
And from these we'll switch to home, commercial and industrial users.
http://goo.gl/oVvWwq

Bloomberg - Wearable Technology Creeps Into The Workplace

Bloomberg - Wearable Technology Creeps Into The Workplace

Interesting article on the use of wearables at work place.

#wearables #security #privacy

http://bloom.bg/1MRa4Fn
http://bloom.bg/1MRa4Fn

Hacking a car could have serious consequences for people inside the car. Fraunhofer Institute in Germany is looking for an interesting solution based onTPM 2.0 (Trusted Platform Module).

Hacking a car could have serious consequences for people inside the car. Fraunhofer Institute in Germany is looking for an interesting solution based onTPM 2.0 (Trusted Platform Module).

#auto #security 
http://www.electronics-eetimes.com/en/fraunhofer-rolls-security-platform-for-cars.html?cmp_id=7&news_id=222925617&vID=209

I hope in Europe we will have many more towns like this one.

I hope in Europe we will have many more towns like this one.

#bike #environment

Originally shared by Danie van der Merwe

How Groningen invented a cycling template for cities all over the world

Motorists woke up one mid-70s morning to find new one-way streets made direct crosstown journeys impossible by car. Forty years later Groningen boasts two-thirds of all trips made by bike … and the cleanest air of any big Dutch city.

Traffic lights with rain sensors to give quicker priority to cyclists on wet days … Heated cycle paths so cyclists won’t slip during bouts of frost … This might sound like science fiction to you, but in the Dutch city of Groningen it will soon be everyday reality.

The inhabitants of this lively northern university city regard their homestead as the cycling capital of the Netherlands. They might very well be right: 61% of all trips in Groningen are made by bicycle, rising to more than 70% for trips made to educational institutions.

You might think the city authorities would be satisfied with these statistics. But apparently it’s not enough, and new plans are in the pipeline to push cycling even more.

Now how is this for an unusual politician.... how many politicians travel to work by bicycle:
“The bike is the number-one mode of transport in the centre of Groningen,” says local politician Paul de Rook, who rides his bicycle daily to the city hall, “but we have to make an effort to keep it that way, because our population is growing and public space is severely under pressure. We want cycling to really become part of our local pride.”
http://www.theguardian.com/cities/2015/jul/29/how-groningen-invented-a-cycling-template-for-cities-all-over-the-world