Monday, October 30, 2017

Cute little Smart. Just a prototype but a nice design concept.

Cute little Smart. Just a prototype but a nice design concept.

#smart #ev

Originally shared by David Fuchs

The Smart Vision EQ has no pedals and no steering wheel. It looks very much at home prowling the streets of Tokyo.
https://www.techinasia.com/video-mercedes-cute-electric-car-hits-streets

Thursday, October 26, 2017

Well, a robot is now a citizen in Saudi Arabia. I wonder if “she“ can vote...

Well, a robot is now a citizen in Saudi Arabia. I wonder if “she“ can vote...

#robot

Originally shared by Guillaume Cornelissen

Sophia, the robot designed by Hong Kong-based AI robotics company Hanston Robotics, has been granted citizenship by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It's the first time a robot was given such a distinction, which fuels the "robot rights" debate.
https://futurism.com/for-the-first-time-ever-a-robot-was-granted-citizenship/

Saturday, September 16, 2017

Tuesday, September 5, 2017

"One of the biggest issues is the safety of solely relying on computers to operate ships over vast ocean distances. Some think that autonomous ships would have fewer accidents because the majority of maritime accidents involve collisions or groundings, caused by humans"

"One of the biggest issues is the safety of solely relying on computers to operate ships over vast ocean distances. Some think that autonomous ships would have fewer accidents because the majority of maritime accidents involve collisions or groundings, caused by humans"
Let's see how this one will go....

Read more at: https://phys.org/news/2017-09-unmanned-ships-cargo-industry-dearly.html#jCp

Originally shared by David Fuchs
https://phys.org/news/2017-09-unmanned-ships-cargo-industry-dearly.html

Saturday, August 26, 2017

Um momento de partilha para quem se interessa por gestão de projectos

Um momento de partilha para quem se interessa por gestão de projectos
https://projectyoulisboa.wordpress.com/project-you-norte/

Cyborg bacteria covered in tiny solar panels can beat plants at photosynthesis, which means they could be key in creating renewable solar fuels. The bacteria ended up having 80 percent efficiency, compared to about 2 percent for plants.

Cyborg bacteria covered in tiny solar panels can beat plants at photosynthesis, which means they could be key in creating renewable solar fuels. The bacteria ended up having 80 percent efficiency, compared to about 2 percent for plants. 

#pv #solar #renewable

Originally shared by Wasim Muklashy

Cyborg bacteria covered in solar panels can beat plants at photosynthesis

"Cyborg bacteria covered in tiny solar panels can beat plants at photosynthesis, which means they could be key in creating renewable solar fuels.

Photosynthesis, or the way plants turn carbon dioxide into oxygen, is crucial for life on Earth — but it’s not a very efficient process. Scientists at a UC Berkeley lab taught bacteria how to cover their own bodies with nanocrystals, which function as tiny solar panels that capture more energy than plants can. The bacteria ended up having 80 percent efficiency, compared to about 2 percent for plants. This form of artificial photosynthesis is a big step toward developing more efficient fuels that generate renewable energy using sunlight. (The results were presented at the 54th National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society.)..."

#future = #REALnews #clean #green #sustainability #energy #tech #innovation #progress #science #design #engineering #revolution #environment #solar #climatechange #ClimateAction #renewableenergy #renewables #economy

https://www.theverge.com/2017/8/22/16183036/cyborg-bacteria-solar-panels-artificial-photosynthesis-biofuel?_hsenc=p2ANqtz-9ZSCQZDxbpzQrf13mjX3qs52YC2Em0FJKw2_D2svSV6_1nzPIjFgKPiuG-nlhqhHf4Zv3j1Mg5ew7Us2wdhtCvXHpG7Q&_hsmi=55673596
https://www.theverge.com/2017/8/22/16183036/cyborg-bacteria-solar-panels-artificial-photosynthesis-biofuel?_hsenc=p2ANqtz-9ZSCQZDxbpzQrf13mjX3qs52YC2Em0FJKw2_D2svSV6_1nzPIjFgKPiuG-nlhqhHf4Zv3j1Mg5ew7Us2wdhtCvXHpG7Q&_hsmi=55673596